Johnson urges Hanoi to join nobler war in Australia
President Johnson returned to Canberra after warning Viet Nam to abandon a war it cannot win. He received a grand welcome as he opened a three day visit with 250 university demonstrators outside his hotel. Holt backs U S policies as Labor Zealand and Canberra host the Pacific tour. Johnson urged North Viet Nam to participate in an Asia aid plan if its government desires. Concluded on Page 10, Col. 3
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Five teachers hurt in riot at Oakland
In a predominantly Negro neighborhood in Oakland California police restored order after youths damaged five teachers and three students, smashed store windows and set fires during a noon raid on Castlemont High School by about 250 youths. Overnight arrests totaled 20, with curfew enforced for under 18.
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Byrd dies in Virginia at 79 after brain tumor
Harry F. Byrd Sr former U S senator Virginia governor and founder of the Byrd organization died at his Berryville home at age 79 after a malignant brain tumor. He had been in a coma since July and died at 8 25 am. His death comes as his son Byrd Jr a state senator and interim U S Senate appointee continues a Democratic campaign for the senior seat. Byrd left the Senate last November citing infirmities and desire to step down. He leaves a political machine legacy and a long career as financier and watchdog of federal spending. He is survived by three sons and a daughter. his wife died in 1964.
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Jack Frost Forecast at Hancock Airport
The weatherman predicts fair and cooler weather with frost likely tonight at Hancock Airport. Low temperatures will range from 30 to 35 degrees. Tomorrow should be sunny and warmer with highs near 50s. Chance of precipitation tonight and tomorrow remains near zero.
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Verwoerd assassin deemed insane ends trial
Cape Town South Africa AP a court ruled Hen drik Verwoerd s assassin Tsafendas insane ending the murder trial. The 48 year old Dimitrio Trafen das was ordered jailed and transfer to a mental institution was expected by President Swart. The defendant stabbed Verwoerd on Sept 6 as the prime minister sat in Parliament. The defense argued he was mentally disordered and unfit to plead.
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Clinton Square renewal gains $14.5 million grant
UPI reports U S Air Force B52s struck a jungle base near the DMZ for a second day. ground action was limited as Vietnamese and American forces claimed 238 Viet Cong killed in the Mekong Delta. US casualties last week totaled 74 dead and 432 wounded, down from the prior week. HUD Secretary Weaver told Rep Hanley a $14.5 million capital grant reservation will back the Clinton Square Urban Renewal Project in Syracuse, with $6.5 million additional reserved and funds drawn from University Hill and General Neighborhood Renewal programs.
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Robert Weaver
James M. Hanley
Onondaga County
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George B. Schuster
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Syracuse
Don Mummel
University Hill
City and State Scale Down Clinton Square Renewal Plan
Washington Bureau notes reduced Clinton Square project from 118 to 40 acres cutting redevelopment costs from 45 million to 22 million. Despite cuts the plan still includes a federal courthouse and office building, Herald Journal Post-Standard plant, Edwards Department Store expansion, and a 600 car underground garage. Erie Boulevard Water Street undergrounding and a 250-room Salina James motel were dropped.
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Khrushchev Seeks Berlin Settlement in Interview
Pierre Salinger recounts a 90 minute private talk with Nikita Khrushchev near the Moscow River. The Soviet leader favors a Berlin accord as key to disarmament progress and expresses a cautious cordial tone toward Kennedy, while stressing ideological differences.
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Jewish Authors Win Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm AP Two Jewish authors share the 1966 Nobel Prize in Literature Samuel Joseph Agnon of Israel and Nelly Sachs of Germany living in Stockholm The award honors Agnons narrative art with Jewish motifs and Sachs lyrical drama interpreting Israels destiny The prize of 300000 crowns is split equally This second shared prize follows 1917 jointly awarded Danes K Gjellerup and H Pontoppidan Agnon born 1888 in Buczacz Galizia lived in Jerusalem since 1909 Sachs fled Germany during Nazi era living in Sweden since 1940 on the eve of her 75th birthday in December
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