Plot To Slay Nicaraguan Leader Uncovered
In Managua six men are detained over a Castroite conspiracy to assassinate President Rene Schick and the Somoza brothers. The government names Carlos Fonseca Amador and Victor Manuel Tirado Lopez as leaders, arresting them weeks earlier.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
Luis Somoza
Anastasio Somoza
Carlos Fonseca Amador
Fausto Amador
Somoza
Victor Manuel Tirado Lopez
Mexico
Artificial hearts may soon aid humans says Dr Kolff
Dr Willem J. Kolff, a U S physician who developed the artificial kidney, predicts an artificial heart for humans. He told the European Dialysis and Transport Association that animal hearts have been replaced in experiments by small mechanical pumps.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
U.S
Willem J. Kolff
Cleveland
Ohio
European Dialysis and Transport Association
Newspapers in Nationalist China Attack Japan Red China News Pact
Newspapers in Taiwan criticized the Japan and Red China agreement to exchange news correspondents. No official government reaction was issued, and authorities remain wary of the pact.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Japan
Red China
Rail Pact OKd After Settlement Ends Threatened Strike
Francis A. O'Neill of the National Mediation Board announced that final settlement canceled a planned strike by 150000 railroad shop workers. The agreement guarantees pay for shopmen facing job loss or pay cuts due to operational changes.
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Uton (Ap
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Astronauts Grissom and Young Target Two Man Orbit Flight
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young plan a two man Gemini orbital flight within the first 90 days of 1965. Grissom said he hopes the mission could occur in January during a visit here.
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Waohingtlu.i
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
Grissom
Defense department tightens rules on contractor gifts
The Defense Department enforces higher standards of conduct to bar military and civilian personnel from accepting free lunches and entertainment from contractors. Assistant Secretary C Paul said contractor-paid meals will be promptly curtailed and monitored.
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Defend
Orman C. Paul
Three French Children Rescued After 85 Hours Held
Police hunt three kidnap suspects after a light blue car tied to the abduction is found near Paris. Patrick Guillon 5 Chrigfine 6 and Joel Biet 5 were released unharmed Friday after 85 hours in captivity.
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Paris
Patrick Guillon
Chrigfine
Joel Biet
Strike Talks Delayed as Auto Strike Enters Second Day
United Auto Workers and General Motors halted negotiations for a few hours to rest while production at GM stalls. About 300,000 cars and 65 percent of GM's 350,000 represented workers are affected by the nationwide strike. Ford and Chrysler have already reached three year agreements.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Goldwater Heads Toward Romney Rally in Indiana
Sen. Barry Goldwater, campaigning for Republican unity, travels by car toward a Romney meeting in Michigan after denouncing Democratic fairy tales on foreign policy. He warns against Communists, claims the GOP fights for power and billions, and notes strong Indiana support with over a thousand at the South Bend airport.
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Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
South Bend
Romney
Kids Day Observance Brings Fun Across Thomasville
Kiwanis clubs sponsor Thomasville Kids Day with 6500 children at Rose Theater for cartoon films at 16 a.m and a 3 p.m field day at Varnedoe Stadium featuring races egg contests and tug of war. City officials highlight youth focus and community participation through Kiwanis International and local clubs.
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Rose Theater
Kiwanians
Tom and Jerry
Varnedoe Stadium
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis International
Roy M. Lilly
Thomasville
City Commissioners to tackle heavy agenda at 7:30 p m meeting
Bids for street equipment and paving projects are opened. The board will conduct second readings and adopt several ordinances including commercial refuse collection and the 1964 tax rate. A new perpetual care rate for cemetery lots is also on the agenda.
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W. Calhoun St
Madison
Short St
Kennedy Slaying Report Set for Global Release Best Seller
The Warren Commission report on President John F. Kennedy's assassination, about 800 pages, will be published with an initial run of 60,000 copies in the United States and 25,000 pamphlets for overseas distribution in 37 languages. The report goes on sale Monday at 8:30 a.m. EDT, with prices $2.50 paperback and $3.25 cloth bound, and a hardcover edition by Associated Press for distribution through its members.
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Washington
U.S
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Government
U.S. Information Agency
Voice of America
USIA
Government Printing Office
The
Associated Press
Georgia Man Held Innocent by Insanity ruling at trial
A special judge in Columbus Indiana found James Jordan of Macon Georgia sane now but likely to relapse. He was committed to maximum security at a mental hospital with possible release after two years. The case concerns the July 10 1957 slaying of Peter Alleno poulous a Chicago machine shop operator.
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Columbus, Ind
Macon, Ga
Chicago
Jack Rogers
James Jordan
Rogers
Jordan
Peter Allenopoulos
Allenopoulos
Tornado Strikes Finley and Wide Storm Outbreak
A tornado hit Finley North Dakota damaging an air port hangar and knocking out utility lines. Eastern North Dakota and northern Minnesota faced violent storms with blowing dust heavy rains and hail up to two inches. Pierre North Dakota logged winds to 66 mph as hail hit Fargo Moorhead Duluth and International Falls.
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Associated Press
Finley
N.D
North Dakota
Minnesota
Central Plains
Dakota
Great Lakes
Montana Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
Fargo
Moorhead
Key Clubbers Selling T E In Kids Day Event
Key Club members from Thomasville and Central High Schools take part in Kids Day selling the Times Enterprise to fund service projects for the year. They publish a student directory, sponsor vocational guidance, leader banquets, school assemblies, and church activities, and cooperate with Kiwanis and area Key Clubs on community projects.
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Thomasville
Lee H. Singletary
Thomasville Kiwanis
Frank G. Connell
Thomas County Kiwanis
Jack Allen
Carrol M. Bennett
Charles Howorth
Warren A. Rice
E. Q. Stacey
William R. Ponder
Bud Willis
Bill Hearn
George Everett
Edwin Hayes
Central High Key
Circle K
Birdwood College
Key Clubs
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Varnedoe Stadium
Central High Schools
Times-Enterprise
Key Clubs International
Ga. Churchman Dies at Age 72
E D Whisonant a prominent Georgia educator and churchman died in Valdosta at 72 He became dean of Emory Junior College in 1946 and remained with the Emory University system until his 1962 retirement He earlier led Baxley and Blackshear schools and served as a lay leader of the South Georgia Methodist Conference.
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Valdosta
E.D. Whisonant
Georgia
Whisonant
Emory Junior College
Emory University System
Baxley
Blackshear
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Racial Rioting Report Slated
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover will publicly release a report on racial rioting in northern cities, ordered earlier this month by President Johnson. The release marks a key federal briefing on civil unrest during Johnson's administration.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Coup pressure as young officers threaten purge in Saigon
In Saigon Viet Nam a high government source says young officers demand purges of older generals and warn of another coup. The move targets Lt Gen Tran Thien Khiem and a ruling military triumvirate, with Oct 28 set for action as Ky and others align with civilian rule efforts.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Ranh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tran Thien Khiem
Khanh
Duong van Minh
South
Chung Tan Cang
Navy
le Nguyen Khanh
Cao van Vien
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Khiem
Minh
National Council
Duong van
17. Man Council
Narcotics Peddler Gets 63 Year Minimum Sentence
Bernard Napoli, 21, was sentenced by Acting Justice Aaron F. Goldstein to a minimum of 63 years in prison for selling narcotics mainly to high school pupils. He also received 7 to 15 year terms on nine counts, to run consecutively, after moving from Brooklyn to Farmingdale to push heroin to teens.
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Napoli
Brooklyn
Farmingdale
N.Y
New York City
Long Island
Goldstein
Senator Barry Goldwater’s Sister to Attend Macon Rally
Mrs Carolyn Erskine of Phoenix will take part in a fund raising rally in Macon Georgia. The announcement was made by Mrs Gracesei who heads nine communities involved in the rally.
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Macon, Ga
Barry Goldwater
Carolyn Erskine
Phoenix
Aris
Macon
Og 15
Gracesei
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Indiana
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Soviet Union
Harry Hartman
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Aeeeree
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