Soviets Clash With Johnson Over Viet Nam Facts
The Soviet Union accuses President Johnson of distorting Viet Nam facts during a UN anniversary ceremony in San Francisco. Ambassador Stevenson rebukes the claim as the UN's crisis and U.S. stance draw sharp exchanges about peace, Cold War tensions, and future UN roles.
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Philadelphia Teamsters End Strike Ends after six day walkout
In Philadelphia the Teamsters vote to end a six day wild strike that halted deliveries citywide. Secretary Treasurer Michael Messing declared the holiday over as nearly 14 000 members vote to return to work under fines for contempt and renewed pledges to push for a tighter contract with Roadway Express.
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World News Briefs From A Confusing Kansan Patch
In Nickerson Kansas residents monitor the Arkansas River as heavy rains recede, temporary dikes rise to protect a town of about 1,000. Elsewhere Princess Olympia Torlonia married Paul Anmk Weilley in Rome, while the Gateway Arch on the St Louis riverfront neared completion at 662 feet, with stabilizers installed. In Charlotte, Mack Foster, 27, was killed by a patrolman after allegedly threatening officers. a police sergeant was shot and killed in the line of duty. a local police chief’s death is ruled self-inflicted. Also in Raleigh, about 100 Ku Klux Klan members marched, with 150 robes observed downtown.
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Afro-Asian Summit Delayed to Nov 5 in Algiers
AP reports Viet Cong claims on a death list for U S officials including Ambassador Maxwell Taylor and Gen. Will iam Westmoreland amid attacks near Saigon. A gunbattle on the Saigon River killed four, including 12 Americans, as Viet Cong forces test new strikes near the northern border and at a river crossing.
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Rebels Fire At U S Troops In Dominican Republic
Amid Santo Domingo clashes rebels fired on U S troops but officials report no American casualties. A peace mission from the Inter American Peace Commission arrived as the fighting continued with at least 16 dead including civilians and junta members. forces reinforced by Paraguayans and others entered the area to quell the violence.
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The preparatory committee for the Astalb African summit meeting postponed the gathering to November 5, to be held in Algiers. The delay followed pressure from various nations and reflected tensions among participants including Algeria and bloc members.
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Red Germans Make Good On Threat
East Germany threatened renewed pressure on West Berlin by restricting travel permits for barges plying the canals, stripping access to the city under new pact terms with the United States Britain and France. West Berliners anticipated a Western response as Chancellor Erich Mende urged protests and countermeasures while East German actions expanded rail freight limits and altered transit rules.
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