U S Presses Cuba on Open Door Policy and Migration Plan
The United States delivered a note in Havana urging an orderly refugee system for Cubans seeking to leave. The memo proposes a regular transport framework to manage mass migration. Separately, FBI searches for a bank supervisor and his brother after a $100000 cash theft from a San Ysidro bank vault. William and Richard Perkins, ages 27 and 22, allegedly used master keys to steal cash. In Kuala Lumpur, Radio Jakarta reports Indonesian troops cracking down on pro Communist groups despite Sukarno’s unity calls after a Red coup attempt. In Moscow, a Soviet scientist cites mis-timed retro rockets as the cause of Luna-7’s failed Moon landing, the third such failure. Premier Kosygin’s economic reform plan, approved by the Central Committee and Council of Ministers, seeks profit incentives and direct order systems in industry.
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U.S
Cuba
Havana
San Ysidro
Calif
F.B.I
William Perkins
Richard
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Jakarta
Sukarno
Moscow
Moon
Izvestia
Kosygin
Russia
Communist Party Central Committee
Soviet Council of Ministers
Korea Blue Dragon Marines Arrive in Vietnam War Zone
South Korea's 5000 strong Blue Dragon brigade landed at a Vietnamese coastal base aboard USS Elting to join MACV forces. Brig. Gen. Lee Bont Chool said the unit is ready to fight Viet Cong anywhere anytime and relieve U S forces guarding the base. In Washington, Defense Secretary McNamara plans a selective National Guard force of about 145000 for possible combat duties, with three divisions and six brigades pre designated. Off Bristol, freighter Chascal crews throw 10 million bananas worth 249000 overboard during a 12 day dock strike, a six day process ahead.
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South Viet Nam
UPI
South Korea
Blue Dragon
Viet Nam
Lee Bont Chool
Lee
U.S
Military Assistance Command
MACV
F.W. Flitt
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
McNamara
Mcnhamara
Bristol
England
Atlantic Ocean
Chascal
2Nd ‘Blue’ Dragon’ Brigade
101St Airborne Division
Cam Ranh Bay
Two-Car Crash Harms ASU Students Injures Three
A head on collision on Scottsdale Road at Roosevelt injured three people Friday. Rita Nobel 18 of Buckeye and Walter Schooler 58 of Tempe were listed in fair and satisfactory condition after being in serious condition Friday. Jackie Ann Hinkle 18 of Phoenix was treated and later listed in satisfactory condition. Schooler was alone in his vehicle.
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Baptist Hospital
Scottsdale Rd
Roosevelt
Rita Nobel
Buckeye
Walter Schooler
Tempe
Jackie Ann Hinkle
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Arizona State University
Legislature Kills Redistricting Measure in Phoenix
The Arizona House failed to pass a congressional redistricting bill after a 38 to 31 vote, short of the 41 required. The session may end today with lawmakers expected to leave the remapping job to the federal court, despite late-night efforts and Senate actions delaying final action.
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House
Maricopa County
Maricopa
Pima
Senate
Sinc
Federal Court
City Magistrate Ed Boyle Calls Bike Safety Crackdown
Magistrate Ed Boyle announces a stricter enforcement of bicycle safety laws citing parental responsibility for children’s conduct and riding habits. He references the bike rider statutes and directs attention to the subject in his guest editorial on page 4.
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Ed Boyle
Boyle
Judge Boyle
Viet Cong Ambush Hits U S Convoy Near Phuoc Vinh
Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a 20 truck U S infantry convoy near Phuoc Vinh after a 20 minute fire fight. Casualties were described as moderate among about 200 U S troops. B 52 bombers targeted suspected communist facilities 395 miles north-northeast of Saigon.
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UPI
U.S
U. S
Viet Nam
1St Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Phuoc Vinh
Guam
South
Hue
FBI chief lauds press criticism as aid to policing
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says editorial criticism has helped law enforcement better serve the public. He cites National Newspaper Week Oct 10 16 and notes criticism prompts improvements despite past shortcomings. A note on weather forecasts mentions high temperatures around 98 and a low near 56 with partly cloudy skies.
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UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Hoover
Johnson bounces back after major surgery
Washington United Press International reports President Johnson made a rapid recovery 24 hours after gallbladder and kidney stone removal at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He walked, sat up for an hour, signed 13 bills including extending the foreign borrowers tax, and received praise from Dr. James Cain of the Mayo Clinic.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Ames Cain
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
White House
United States
Cain
Paradise Valley considers future high school Bonds eyed for February election
Paradise Valley school board hears that even with bonds next winter the new high school could not open until September 1967. Superintendent Richard Langton outlined a tentative timetable with a February bond election and September occupancy, while design work proceeds for proposed facilities.
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Paradise Valley School Board
Richard C. Langton
Langton
Weaver and Drover
Larkspur
Lee Perry
Taxpayers For
Paradise Valley Taxpayers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chiang Kai-shek vows total victory over Communist China
Chiang Kai-shek pledged to destroy the Pek ing regime and said victory will end the world struggle against Communism. He warned of wider regional gains if war starts, noting hopes for favorable world conditions and saying a full scale attack could follow.
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Formosa
UPI
Chiang Kai-shek
Peking
China
Viet Nam
Korea
Japan
Philippines
Thailand
Burma
Asia
Chaing
Red China
Singh guilty in forgery case in Navajo County
Dann S. Singh of 7532 East Portland received two concurrent sentences of 6 to 7 years after a Superior Court jury found him guilty of two counts of forgery for faking a Mesa rancher’s signature in an allegedly fraudulent land sale. Judge Melvin T. Shelley imposed the term after denying a defense motion for a new trial. Singh allegedly obtained an $84,800 check from Phoenix Title and Trust Co.
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Dann S. Singh
E. Portland
Superior Court
Melvin T. Shelley
Navajo County
Singh
Phoenix Title and Trust Co
Progress Classifieds Bring Crowd to Home Clean-Out Sale
A Saturday only sale on 6151 E Calle Camelia drew a crowd as Action Simmons items and odds and ends sold at top prices. Call the Progress classifieds hot line to convert clutter to cash.
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Toro
Calle Camelia
Progress
Progress Classified Department
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