Fifth Aronson quint survives jaundice amid medical updates
Pittsburgh report states four day old Roni Sue Aronson quintuplet remains stable despite jaundice. Doctors paused blood transfusion, noting she is tolerating formula, receiving IV glucose and sodium bicarbonate, and will re-evaluate in six hours. Ronie Sue, first born weighing 1 lb 11 oz, faced early breathing difficulties but is the strongest to date.
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Defense lowers apental standards for draftees
The Defense Department announced a further lowering of apental standards for draftees and said plans are being made to implement changes.
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Snow flurries and weather shifts across regions report
The forecast calls for light snow in the North Atlantic states and lower Great Lakes, with snow in the upper Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley. Rain expected on the Pacific coast, with colder conditions in the northeast and plains, and warmer air along the Gulf and southern valleys. Tonight remains cold with dry, breezy conditions and low temperatures. Middletown rainfall totals and a wartime draft screening update are included, describing new eligibility thresholds and the requalification of many men for military service. The text lists dates and distribution details for publication in Middletown.
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Burundi Premier ousts king and declares republic
Michel Micombero, 27, claims Burundi as a republic after a bloodless coup that toppled teenage King Ntare V and ended 17 generations of royal rule. Ntare V was away in the Congo during the seizure. In New York, diplomats expect U Thant to stay as UN secretary general for a five-year term following a Security Council visit.
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Joseph Mobutu
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N.Y
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Security Council
Thant
London plans merger of three steel majors to nationalize
British steel giants Dorman Long South Durham Steel and Iron Co and Stewarts and Lloyds announce a merger capable of 5.4 million ingot tons yearly output and worth over 840 million dollars. Officials say the move aims to nationalize the industry ahead of expected government nationalization in about 18 months.
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Barbados Becomes Independent Nation With Flag Ceremony
Barbados, Bridgetown, ends British rule after three centuries as Union Jack is lowered and the blue and white flag of a new nation rises. The triangular sugar island covers 166 square miles with about 250 000 residents mostly of African descent. It is the fourth Caribbean colony to gain independence this year after Trinidad Tobago, Jamaica, and Guyana.
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Rusk Plans Asia Swing Visiting Japan and Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will depart Sunday for talks in Japan Nationalist China and South Viet Nam. The trip follows President Johnson’s request to continue consultations after the Manila conference before NATO talks in Paris December 15-16.
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Carmichael aides fined jailed in Selma riot conviction
Carmichael and SNCC secretary William House were convicted of inciting a riot in Selma. Carmichael received a $100 fine and 60 days in jail at hard labor. They said they would appeal the verdict as authorities detained Taylor of Philadelphia during the November 5 demonstration before Selma City Hall.
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Topless entertainers split on propriety in New York
New York debate over topless service vs stage show raises questions of entertainment propriety. Carol Doda, famed for her 44 inch silicone bust in San Francisco, says she would not work as a topless waitress, asserting entertainment belongs on stage, not at the table.
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