Widow charges picket line at Fort Devens in protest
Eva Romaskiewicz, widow of Staff Sgt. Edmund Romaskiewicz killed in Germany, rushed a Viet Nam protest at Fort Devens after seeing a demonstrator in civilian clothes with a No War sign. She wrestled signs from seven picketers and charged the line with her children watching nearby.
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Fort Devens
Mass
U.S
Viet Nam
Eva Romaskiewicz
Ayer
Edmund Romaskiewicz
Germany
Fort Devens Stockade
Pfe
Steven Underwood
Fremont
Calif
Horoscope roundup for Saturday November 13 1965
A general forecast advises pursuing favors from officials and improving health and emotional balance. Each zodiac sign is urged to engage with friends, family, and partners, seek practical income, pursue creative or cultural activities, and move toward clear personal goals with trusted advisors.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Scottsdale Chamber chief embarks on nine city tour
Aunt A J Collins, manager of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, leaves Sunday for a nine city tour in the United States and Canada to promote Scottsdale as a winter destination. Western Airlines arranges travel. stops include Calgary Denver Salt Lake City Minneapolis St Paul Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland. Collins plans 30 cases of literature and direct talks with about 2000 travel industry contacts.
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Michael Roberts
Dale Anderson
Sue Tucker
Helen Lawlus
Chamber
A. J. Collins
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Scottsdale
Western Airlines
Mexico City
San Diego
Palm Springs
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Collins
Ed Western
Calgary
Alberta
Denver
Salt Lake City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Vancouver
Victoria
B.C
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Tucson slayings linked to missing girl case
Charles Schmid, 23, charged with murdering Gretchen Fritz 17 and Wendy Fritz 13 in Tucson. Police say he may know the whereabouts of Aileen Rowe, 15, missing since May 1964. Bodies found in a desert grave after an informer led investigators to the site.
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Tucson
Charles Howard Schmid
Bernard Garmire
Schmid
Aileen Rowe
Gretchen Fritz
Wendy Fritz
Here
Richard L. Bruns
Columbus
Ohio
Rowe
Goldwater says Viet Nam suicide proves nothing
Former Sen. Barry Goldwater told Yale Law School supporters that suicide over U.S. Viet Nam policy is ugly and proves nothing. He defended U.S. involvement, saying America must be there though some may dislike it.
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New Haven
Goldwater
U.S
Viet Nam
Worldwide reactions condemn Rhodesia action in 1965
United Nations sanctions seek to punish Ian Smith's minority regime as nations including the United States Britain and the Soviet Union align against Rhodesia. South Africa and Portugal alone refuse to recognize the declaration while others warn of potential African bloodshed without intervention.
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South Africa
Portugal
Smith
United Nations
Rhodesia
United States
Soviet Union
China
Britain
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Kenya
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