Rusk defends Vietnam policy amid critics and calls out Hanoi
Secretary of State Dean Rusk rebutted antiwar critics in a defense of U S policy in Vietnam and warned that calls to pause bombing or negotiate now misread Hanoi. He urged critics to distinguish between Washington and Hanoi and cited repeated Hanoi rejections of Geneva options.
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
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Hanoi
Geneva
Hit Run Automobile Kills Three Near Rochester
Three men were killed late last night when struck by a hit and run automobile as they worked on a disabled car along a road near a Rochester suburb. The car fled west toward Brockport. Names of the dead and other details were not available immediately.
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Monroe County Sheriff's Department
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TV Union Releases Performers
NEW YORK AP A strik ing technicians union released ABC on camera performers from respecting its picket lines. Joey Bishop stayed off air rather than cross lines. NABET lifted restrictions after AFTRA and AFM actions. Four AFTRA members faced 48000 in fines for reporting to work. About 55 AFTRA members nationwide faced disciplinary action for honoring contracts with ABC. NABET said AFTRA members risked careers and refused to cross lines.
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American Broadcasting Co
Afl-Cio National Association of Broadcast Employes
Joey Bishop
ABC
NABET
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television
AFTRA
Chicago
San Francisco
Eugene P. Klummp
Afl-Cio American Federation of Musicians
Airliner Crash Off Dodecanese Kills 66 Enroute to Nicosia
A BEA Cyprus Airways Comet bound London to Nicosia plunged into the sea about 35 miles southeast of Kastellorizon. Rescue ships retrieved 41 bodies as RAF and U.S. planes joined the search. crew and passengers included Britons Cypriots Greeks and Americans.
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Cyprus Airways
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Nicosia
Athens
Royal Air Force
RAF
Cyprus
U.S
Wheelus
Libya
Vandalism Reported At Leonard Hospital Staff House
Ralph Betts, administrator of Leonard Hospital, told Troy police yesterday that vandals removed about four dozen shingles from the staff house garage roof on 532 3rd Ave. They broke glass in a garage door and damaged exterior latticework used to reach the roof. no damage estimate was available.
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Ralph Betts
Leonard Hospital
Troy
3Rd Ave
Witness Details Klansmen Murder Trap In Civil Rights Slayings
Meridian witnesses recounts how Chief Deputy Cecil Price delivered three civil rights workers to a Neshoba County Klan group in 1964. The victims Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney were driven to a dirt road and shot, later buried in an earthen dam. Eighteen defendants face conspiracy charges, with possible penalties under Reconstruction law. Jordan, a former resident under FBI protection, testified about the convoy and the killers’ actions near Philadelphia Mississippi.
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Jordan
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Klan Crew 2
Philadelphia
Miss
Michael i‘Schwerner
Brooklyn
Meridian
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Schwerner
Goatee
Neshoba County
Fleen Weavant
Progressives Win Role in Vatican Synod Debates
The Vatican synod, wrestling over doctrine after the Second Vatican Council, granted eight bishops a seat on a key commission. Progressives reported a breakthrough as press access expanded with Rev. Edward Heston joining official briefings, signaling a liberal shift amid tensions with secrecy rules.
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Synod
Roman Catholic Synod
Choos
Edward Heston
Fausto . Vallaine
Msgr
Vallaine
South Bend
Ind
Life magazine urges pause on bombing Vietnam
New York AP Life magazine editorially called yesterday for a pause in bombing North Vietnam except for southern provinces near the demilitarized zone. Life, which had supported the bombing policy, said the main reason to halt bombing without pre conditions to Hanoi is to recapture support for U S presence and commitment in Vietnam.
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Life Magazine
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Life
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Vietnam
Colonie Board Clash Over Governor's Constitution Vote
Colonie Supervisor William K. Sanford denounces Governor Rockefeller's support for the proposed state constitution while addressing Town Board members and reporters. The meeting approved four sewer districts costing shared funds, discussed traffic delays at Route 155 Shaker Road Northway, and finalized park landscaping with the Constantine Co. contract.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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State Traffic Commission
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Kirkner Lane
Maplewood
James P. Buller
Saul Greenhouse
John W. Tabner
Pat M. Lakshminarsu
C. T. Male Associates
College View
Manor
Albany-Shaker and
Osborne Roads
Loudonville
Enorm Corp
Kennedy Drive
Albany - Schenectady
Sand Creek Road
Colonie Village
J. and D. Estates, Inc
Shaker Estates
Latham Water District
Sparrowbush Road
Shaker Estates, Inc
Fairlawn Estates
Burns-Whitney Estates
Fairlawn Homes, Inc
Constantine Co
Baby Death Seen Due To Starvation
Bennington District Court closed inquest linked to the death on Sept. 23 of two month old Raymond Stanley son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Stanley of 237 North Street Bennington Vermont. State's Attorney said findings will go to the attorney general to determine charges. An anonymous call summoned police to the home. Autopsy indicated starvation with no food in the stomach. Proceedings were confidential with no public testimony. about five people attended the inquest presumed to be officials and the parents.
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Bennington
Raymond Stanley
Lewis Stanley
North Street
Bennington County
John T. Carmody
Vermont
James L. Oakes
Bennington Village
Stanley
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Donald F. Shea
Richard C. Woodruff
Burlington, Vt
Rickover To Remain In Nuclear Post
Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, head of the Navy’s nuclear propulsion program, will stay on for a fourth two year extension. He agreed after a Defense Department announcement. His tour now runs until January 1970, following a request by Secretary of the Navy Paul Ignatius with the concurrence of AEC Chairman Glenn T. Seaborg.
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Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Defense Department
Rickover
Pentagon
Secretary of the Navy
Paul Rignatius
Glenn T. Seaborg
The
Atomic Energy Commission
December Draft Call Sets 18 200 Men
Washington reports a Defense Department order for a December draft call of 18 200 men, all for the Army. The figure trails November’s 22 000 inductions and contrasts with 12 100 in December 1966 and 40 200 in December 1965 amid Vietnam buildup. October’s draft was 17 000 with 25 000 inducted in September.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
Army
Vietnam
On This Day In History October 18 1967 Highlights
United Press International notes events on October 18 including the Continental Congress ordering a Naval fleet in 1775, Washington laying the cornerstone of the president's house in 1792, Nazi Germany promising Belgium neutrality in 1937, and Justice Harold Burton’s retirement in 1958. Born 1821 Rudolph Virchow founder of modern pathology. Also a Stevenson thought of the day.
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United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Rudolph Virchow
Continental Congress
U.S. Navy
George Washington
Washington
Nazi Germany
Britain
France
Belgium
Supreme Court
Harold Burton
Robert Louis Stevenson
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