Army takes over in Honduras coup d etat
Honduran Army deposed President Ramon Villeda Morales in a coup. Skirmishes with civil guards reported as air force planes circled Tegucigalpa. Palace surrounded by troops and calls to remain calm were broadcast while reports conflicted on the president's fate.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
UPI
Ramon Villeda Morales
Washington Post
Armando Escalona
United Fruit Co
State Department
United Fruit
Washington
Vileda Morales
Managua
Nicaragua
Villeda Morales
Viet Nam cleanup expected next year
Washington officials indicated a phased withdrawal plan from Viet Nam with about 1,000 U.S. advisers and nearly 15,000 military personnel to depart over months. The White House released a carefully worded statement outlining the policy and training of the Vietnamese army to accelerate readiness.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
U.S
White House
Defense
Robert 5
McNamara
Maxwell D
Lodge Harkins split on politics in Viet Nam talks
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and General Paul Harkins differed on how Viet Nam’s political crisis affects guerrilla warfare. Secretary McNamara and General Taylor briefed President Kennedy on findings from their Southeast Asia inspection. The White House cited South Viet Nam’s security as a major U.S. interest and projected most military tasks could finish by end of 1965 with some limited training needs remaining.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Viet Nam
Paul Harkins
Defense
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy
Washington
Taylor
National Security Council
Tayior
White House
South Viet Nam
United States
Free World
Weather and Vietnam policy notes from era report
Northeastern Ohio weather shows windy cooler showers with a few shower breaks and a high near 72. Tonight cool with 45 to 52. Friday mostly sunny with a slight temperature rise. In Vietnam the Lodge and Harkins agree on a general report outline to the President while White House notes McNamara sees the situation as serious and Taylor quotes limits on U.S. aims. Officials say the war effort is under review with some calls for selective cuts in aid while military outlook remains mixed.
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Ohio
Train Mishap in Wisconsin Injures Dozens
In Marinette Wisconsin a passenger train failed to stop at an open switch and struck two box cars. Police reported 32 injuries with 24 treated and released and eight hospitalized including at least one seriously hurt.
Community notes and events of Amherst and Lorain County
Mixed listings from Amherst and surrounding areas include local government charter discussion not on the ballot, education association activity in Lorain County, and community notices covering clubs, sports, and regional services. The page aggregates notices on schools, police, births, deaths, and entertainment.
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Lorain County Education Association
Amherst
Bern Heights
Birmingham Contract Bridge
Dear Abby Entertainment
TV Grafton
Lorain Medical Memos
Peetland
Booth
Amherst Spencer Sports
Wellington
Ford strike threat ends at Lorain plant
Lorain Ford unit avoids walkout as United Auto Workers president Frank Telakowicz reports resolution of 77 grievances in umpire stage. Company and union settled production standards health and safety questions and workload rebalancing. Union meeting set for Sunday at 2 30 to brief employees.
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Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Frank Teslakowicz
United Auto Workers
Lotal 495
Telakowicz
Ford
Flora Heads Toward Haitian Peninsula
Forecasters warned the season's deadliest tropical storm Flora would cross the center of the Haitian Peninsula this evening if its northwest path holds. At 6 am Flora was about 160 miles southeast of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, advancing at roughly 3 mph.
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Haitian
Flora
Port Au Price
Haiti
Flora Hammers Caribbean coast with deadly hurricane force winds
Hurricane Flora battered the Haitian Peninsula and Dominican Republic with 240 mph gusts. Warnings extended from Bahia de Neibe to Cap Haitien as torrential rains threatened floods along major rivers. Flora’s winds spread north and east, while Edith fades behind the storm’s mountainous barrier. The U S State Department reaffirmed that Nationalist China is the legitimate government of Crane.
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San Juan, SR
Haitian
Cabo Beata
Dominican
Caribbean Sea
Republic
Haiti
Bahia de’ Neibe
Dominican Republic
Cap Haitien
Santo
Domingo
Puerto Piata
Haig
Dominican Republc
Flora
S Miles
Timmes
Norh
Mounain
Hai- Han
Edith
Ce Dominican Republics
Valachi Testimony Sparks Senate Crime Hearings
Joseph Valachi offers "convincing evidence" of Cosa Nostra's reach as Sen. John L. McClellan leads hearings. Mundt moves to speed up testimony while authorities pursue leads from Valachi's narrative of 1930s gang warfare. The panel recessed awaiting new sessions next week.
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Joseph Valachi
U.S. Society
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate Investigations
Valachi
Cosa Nostra Crime Combine
Hinteen
New York
Valac
Karl E. Mundt
S. D
Cosa Nostra
Subcommittee
Senate
White voters in Boston shift as Hicks defeats NAACP foe
White reaction to demands for school integration grows as Louise Hicks wins a Boston School Committee seat, signaling a shift among middle income white voters in West Roxbury and surrounding districts. The result mirrors other northern cities where de facto segregation and housing patterns influence political outcomes.
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Washington
Bost
Louise Hicks
Feld
Natonal Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Boston School Committee
Kennedy
North
NAACP
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
West Roxbury
Camede
Albert Anasta
Richard Daley
Frank Scalise
King
Nation
Cosa Nostra
Matta
Valachi
Giro
Coney Island
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Maurice Bitter
Harkins
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Ngo Dinh
Oe Viet San Diem
Mamara
Fred Potzngescens
Taverick S. Nolting
Ilor
Badj
Aset
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Defame
Spencer Grvic
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Seeson
Sanford
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China
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Russia
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