Reservists in Viet Nam Readiness T
The 413th Quartermaster Battalion Army Reserve of Syracuse is among 150 000 reservists and National Guardsmen to be readied for possible Viet Nam service. About 100 Syracuse area soldiers will be affected with training at weekends. The Army will form a first line backup force of 150 000 nationwide, including 31 000 Army Reservists.
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413Th Quartermaster Battalion
Army Reserve of
Syracuse
Viet Nam
Harold J. McMahon
Washington
413Th
Schenectady
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Viet Nami
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
A. C. O'Hara
National Guard
Eisenhower Turns 75 With Private Birthday Across States
Dwight D. Eisenhower marks his 75th birthday with celebrations in Phoenixville and New York City. Secretaries in Gettysburg handle a flood of telegrams as Republicans fund raise in 49 cities. A surprise tribute in New York featured Army songs performed by the Army Band and Army Chorus.
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Gettysburg
Juneau
Alaska
Atlanta
New York City
Robert L. Schulz
John Meoney
Eisenhower
Biltmore Hotel
U.S. Army
Us.army
U.S
Schulz
U.S. Army Band
Ft. Myers
Indians battle for fish rights on Puget Sound
A band of Native Americans clashed with state game wardens near Nisqually river fighting to fish with nets, claiming a treaty guarantees their rights. About 50 people involved, six arrested on interfering with an officer, later released on bond. It followed a prior pre-dawn confrontation and heightened a long running feud over commercial fishing limits.
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Olympia
Wash
UPI
Puget Sound
U.S
Nisqually
Here
Twins Seek Breakthrough In World Series Finale
Southpaw Jim Kaat starts for the Minnesota Twins in a climactic game aiming to win their first world series title weather permitting. The Los Angeles Dodgers counter with Sandy Koufax for the decisive seventh game.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Draft Quota Rises to 45224 in December as Korea War Recall Grows
The Defense Department requests a December draft quota of 45224, the largest since the Korean War, with 40200 Army inductees and 5024 for the Marine Corps. Navy and Air Force request no December inductees, part of a broader 240000 man Viet Nam buildup.
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Washington
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Air Force
Mekong Delta clashes as U S troops sweep north of Saigon
U S forces report heavy fighting in the Mekong Delta with large sweeps north of Saigon and in the central highlands. A government unit near Can Tho suffered moderate casualties after a 500 strong Viet Cong defense met by the 44th Vietnamese ranger battalion. An AP photographer, Huynh Thanh My, 29, was killed with a neck wound during the evacuation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam AP
Mekong River
U.S
Central Highlands
Can Tho
Associated Press
Huynh Thanh My
Washington
Janie Hart
Philip A. Hart
Mich
Hart
1St Cavalry Division
An Khe
1St Cavalry
Hart Family Home School Room Scene In An Era Of War
The Hart household in Detroit features Mrs. Jane Hart wife of Sen. Philip A. Hart completing homework with her children as she studies physical science and literature at George Washington University. The piece notes her Red Cross service in World War II, her wealth background, and a large family adapting to wartime life.
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Red Cross
Detroit
George Washington University
Ann
Cammie
Laura
Red Cross Motor Pool
Associated Press
Janie Hart
Hart
Walter
May
Natchez Concedes to Negroes in Racial Peace Move
NatchezMiss city officials moved to quell civil rights protests by promising desegregation steps. Charles Evers announced agreements including respectful address to Negroes, hiring four more Black policemen by December, full desegregation of the hospital by December, poverty funds split 50 30 between Negroes and whites, and appointing a Black member to the school board in March. Evers urged continued pressure but not a march Wednesday night.
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Natchez, Miss
UPI
Charles Evers
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Menchiants
65 Nobel medicine prize awarded to three Frenchmen
The Nobel Prize in Medicine for 1965, worth 56 400 dollars, was awarded to Francois Jacob Andre Lwoff and Jacques Monod of the Pasteur Institute Paris for discovering a new class of regulatory genes that control other genes. The prize will be presented December 10 at a Caroline Institute ceremony in Stockholm.
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Stockholm
UPT
Francois Jacob
Andre: Lwolf
Jacques Monod
Sven Gaard
Nobel Committee
Stiesttisis
iWaroline Institute
Alfred,Nobel
Caroline Institute
Jacob
Lwoff
Monod
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Prof
Gaard
Today’s Chuckle Delighted Payers to Catch Up
A light joke notes that people would gladly pay as they do if they could only recover from posing as they have done. The quip plays on effort to keep up with social roles and expectations.
Morrissey Senate unit approved for U S District Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Francis X. Morrissey 53 of Massachusetts for U S District Court Judge after a second questioning, despite seven of sixteen members absent. Morrissey, a Kennedy family ally and former Boston Municipal Court judge, awaits Senate action.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
President Johnson
Francis X. Morrissey
U.S. Dist
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Senate
Committee
Morrissey
Boston
Everettt
Im. Dirksen
Illinois
Syracuse
Hancock Field
Two missing hunters found after five days
LONG ISLAND hunters John Johnson and Charles Tupper from Bedford were missing five days and found in good condition in Long Lake. Johnson led rescuers to Tupper after walking out of the woods, while the pair had been partridge hunting and failed to return home Monday.
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Long Lake
UPI
Long Island
John Johnson
Charles Tupper
Bedford
White House Hamster Boom In Johnson Family Nests
The White House reports eleven more hamsters born to Luci Johnson’s pets Natasha and Boris, bringing the total to twenty hamsters occupying cages on the third floor.
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Washington Ward
White House
Luci Johnson
Nels
Natasha
Boris
Dow dle Your Money Lucky Check at Acme Markets
Acme Markets launches a new customer program offering cash prizes up to 2008 dollars. Winners may receive prizes by participating in the illustrated drawing and redemption process described in the section.
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Werald-Journal
Acme
Catholics back bond with Jews at Vatican Council vote
At the Vatican, the Ecumenical Council approved by 1 937 to 153 a statement affirming brotherhood between Catholics and Jews. The passage on Deicide was revised, removing blame on Jews and stressing shared heritage through Abraham and the Old Testament. Cardinal Bea defended the revision as excluding unjust accusations.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Council
Abraham
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Secretariat For Christian Unity
Cardinal Bea
Police reaction to assaults in Syracuse city outlined
Editorial outlines official stance on assaults, notes Chief Smith's observations, and stresses prudent police response for the city.
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Syracuse
Smith
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