Wilson Urges NATO Reorganization for Nuclear Command
Washington reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson pressed President Johnson for a broad NATO reorganization to create a new nuclear weapons command and council on high strategy. Talks covered NATO nuclear handling, Britain’s possible larger role in Vietnam, and a multilateral force plan opposed by Charles de Gaulle but supported by Ludwig Erhard.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
NATO
Council On High
White House
Wilson
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Swift Justice Trial Lasts Just 52 Seconds in Bournemouth
In Winchester England Ramsey Shannon a 33 year old man received a life sentence after a murder trial that lasted 52 seconds. Only 77 words were spoken with Shannon delivering two. He was charged with stabbing German waitress Gisela Meyer 28 times. The clerk read the verdict and questions ending with Shannon pleading guilty. The judge then imposed life imprisonment.
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Winchester
England
Ramsey Shannon
Shannon
Girriend
Gisela Meyer
Rail Strike Threatened Next Week
CHICAGO UPI three unions of off train shopcraft workers set a strike date against the nation’s railroads at 6 a.m. local time next Tuesday. More than 45,000 members from Machinists IBEW and Sheet Metal Workers would walk out to press wage demands as railroads move to seek a court injunction in U.S. District Court. Negotiations collapsed in Washington and Labor Secretary Wirtz called the situation critical. A next week strike could shut down 187 railroads handling over 90 percent of traffic, disrupting Christmas travel.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph W. Ramsey
International Association of Machinists
The
Machinists
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
J. E. Wolfe
U.S. District Court
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Castro Minister Shoots Self in Despondent Action
UPI dispatch from Havana reports Labor Minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez shot himself in a despondent attempt amid a pending removal decision. A Miami monitored broadcast said President Osvaldo Corticos and Premier Fidel Castro read a note announcing the death by self-inflicted action.
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MIAME
UPI
Havana
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Labor
Miami
Osvaldo Corticos
Fidel Castro
Univ of Arizona security chief cites coed rule breaches and warnings
Douglas Paxton, a campus security supervisor, told the Wranglers that about three quarters of the 6,998 women students have broken a rule against unchaperoned visits to men's quarters. He noted seven pregnancies, mostly linked to drinking, and described petty thefts, pep pills, peeping Toms, and molesters, urging stricter supervision as the female population grows.
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Charles Turbyville
University of Arizona
Douglas Paxton
Paxton
Viet Cong Readies Bigger War From Guerrilla to Mobile Warfare
Captured Viet Cong documents outline an autumn winter push toward mobile warfare in South Vietnam through April 1965. Western analysts compare Giap’s three-stage strategy to North Vietnam’s long campaign, noting directives to consolidate main forces and shift from dispersed guerrilla actions to larger unit operations.
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Communist Front For the Liberation of
South Viet Nam
Vo Nguyen Giap
Indonesians Sack U S Library in Surabaya Riot
In Surabaya, East Java, more than 1,000 Indonesians attacked the USTA library, tore down and burned the U S flag, and burned Indonesian colors. Four thousand books were ruined, furniture destroyed, and a USIA vehicle burned. damage could exceed $20,000. Police did not arrive. organizers were not identified.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
United States Information Agency
USTA
East Java
Surabaya
U.S
Plains Winds Bring Gradual Warmth Return
A cool easterly air flow slows the return to warm afternoons. Tomorrow's high is forecast at 64 with today's 60, and tonight's low near 38. Breezes under clear skies ease by tomorrow morning, lighter than the 25 to 31 mph gusts this morning. Noon reading 57 and 23 percent humidity.
Refuses to Testify in Baker Case Lobbyist Denies Wrongdoing
Wayne L. Bromley, a coal interests lobbyist and ex Senate page, testified before the Ganate Bilact Committee denying guilt while invoking constitutional protections. He acknowledged discussions where the witness claimed Baker cashed a $5,000 check to cover bills and a house purchase. The Senate Rules Committee neared the end of Baker's probe as Virginia engineer Maurice Hughett testified his nephew Sherman Leland urged Bromley to expedite a federal bank charter, resulting in Bromley receiving a $5,000 payment via Hughett.
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Bromley
Baker
Virginia
Maurice Hughett
Sherman Leland
Redwood National Bank of
Hughett
Leland
Inside Today s Citizen Bridge and Comics Pages
A compact outline of today s Citizen includes bridge and comics sections with puzzle pages, crossword items, and editorial briefs. It lists features such as Deaths at Editorials, Financial News, Mally Mayfield, Movie Times, Public Records, Sports, TV Radio Dials, and Woman s View alongside Tucson Tonight.
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Citizen Charlie
Mally Mayfield
Tucson
Tshombe Plans U.N. Appeal Over Congo Rebel Conflict
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe said he will travel from Leopoldville to Rome for a Papal audience before heading to New York for the U.N. General Assembly to present a "white paper" on rebel atrocities. He accuses the United Arab Republic Algeria and the Sudan of backing the revolt with arm shipments and financial support linked to the Soviet Union.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Tshombe
Rome
Pope Paul VI
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Cairo
U.A.R
Algeria
Ghana
Sudan
Soviet Union
Viet Cong attack at An Lao besieges town amid heavy fighting
In a pre-dawn assault about 125 miles south of Saigon, a Viet Cong platoon overran an outpost, killing nine government troops and wounding ten. Three Americans died, bringing U S combat deaths in Vietnam to 229 since January 1961. The battle marked the Communists first all out conventional attack in the An Lao district, with rescuers under heavy fire.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
An Lao
Ten year old solo drives 62 miles on crowded freeway
Westminster police reported ten year old Stephen Dugmanies drove solo from his home to his aunt's in Pacoima, California during peak rush hour on the San Diego Freeway. He traveled about 62 miles in a compact car with no supervision before returning home with his teen cousin.
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Stephen
Pacoima
Calif
Bernice Watts
Westminster
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