UN seeks ambush probe after Korea raid during Johnson visit
United Nations command demands a meeting of the mixed Armistice Commission to protest an ambush near a South Korea military camp that killed six American soldiers and a South Korean. The attackers wore North Korean uniforms, according to a lone survivor, and Communist shell casings were found at the scene. Names of the dead and wounded were withheld pending relatives' notification.
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State Dept Says Seriously Concerned Over Latest Incident
Washington based State Department said on Wednesday it was seriously concerned about the latest incident, signaling rising unease over security events. No further details were provided by officials.
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Weather Mix With Rain And Wind Across Region
Cloudy and mild with more rain and southeast winds 10 to 25 mph gusty this afternoon. High in the mid 50s to low 60s, tonight’s low in the 40s. Middletown rainfall to date listed as 25.5 inches this year.
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Orange County publication details and rates 1966
The item lists Vol 11 No 83 dated November 3 1966 from Orange County Publications Division of Ottaaem by Newspapers Radi Inc Middletown New York. It shows pricing by copy 10 cents and by carrier 30 cents and annual mail rates for Orange Sullivan Ulster Sussex and Pike Counties with postage paid in Middletown.
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Radi, Inc
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Global notes from Havana to Moscow a mixed world picture
Compiled dispatches from The TH-Record summarize Cuba's aid to North Vietnam as top Cuban leaders visit Hanoi while Indonesia plans military tribunal trials, the Pentagon adds birth control for servicemen dependents, Podgorny may visit Italy and meet the Pope, Girard College orders Negro admission, and Sino-Soviet tensions flare over China’s student and embassy actions.
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Trainmen Union Approves 5 Percent Wage Pact
Chicago union chairmen representing 145000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members voted to accept a 5 percent blanket wage package from the railroads. The deal retroactive to August 12 includes a third week of vacation for those with 10 years of service, replacing 15 years. Officials estimate the expanded vacation adds about 0.25 percent to labor costs.
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Nixon backs Rockefeller in NY GOP race says no one asked him
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon declared he backs Governor Rockefeller for re election and stated no one has asked him to support the state GOP ticket. He added Rockefeller is, in his view, the best man for the job.
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Richard M. Nixon
Allen Scott, 61, Classified Amusement Pages Index
A reader index listing Allen Scott aged 61 with reference to classified amusements on pages 63 and 64 and related items on pages 6 through 9, including a brief note on bridge, comics, crossword, business and editorial sections.
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