Khartoum riot between Arabs and Negroes escalates at airport
In Khartoum clashes last night left about 10 dead and many injured as thousands of South Sudan Negroes demonstrated at the airport and fought Arabs and Europeans. An American couple was reported hurt as rioters smashed windows at the U N embassy and the nearby streets. Police and troops dispersed the mob with bayonets while a U S Marine guard stood at the embassy.
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Khartoum
Sudan
South Sudan
East Afri
China
U.S
Clement, Mboro
Mb. YO
Negro
Court Grants Estes Hearing
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Billie Sol Estes swindle trial coverage dispute. Estes, a Texas financier, was convicted by a Tyler state court jury and sentenced to eight years. The case centers on his claim that live TV coverage violated his constitutional rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
High Tribunal
Tyler
Tex
Rescue Squad Logs Far-Flung Month of Calls
Rescue Squad volunteers covered 2,587 miles last month and answered 198 calls. A spokesman said auto accident dispatches rose slightly from average while total calls remained near typical levels.
Peace Proposal Outlined By UC Department Chairs
Berkeley students and faculty hear a four day peace plan from the University of California Council of Department Chairmen with full backing from President Clark Kerr. The plan aims to unite the university during campus turmoil ahead of mass arraignments of 814 demonstrators from a sit in at the administration building. Kerr and Political Science chair Robert A Schalapino will present the proposal at a convocation in the Greek Theater.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Universty
Pus
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Robert A. Schalapino
Bitter Cold Deepens Storm Suffering in New York
In eastern New York thousands remain without heat as power crews race to restore service to nearly 40,000 customers after one of the worst storms. Temperatures dip to 10 below and three deaths are reported as schools close and emergency centers open. Governor Rockefeller tours evacuation sites and warns this storm is exceptionally severe.
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Schenectady
N.Y
New York
atel@ken
Albany
Glens Falls
Amsterdam-Gloversville
Secretary Couldn't Wait for Pay Raise
In Midland Texas Germaine Springer a 32 year old secretary forged checks after joining oilman H C Hood October. She signed employer names bought a car fur and watch and paid debts before being arrested with eighteen $100 bills recovered. She faced forgery charges after six weeks of extravagant living.
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Midland, Tex
H.C. Hood
Germaine Springer
Germaine
Hood
Gene Howell
Fort Worth
Byrd Jr. Stands Alone in Reapportionment Vote
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. faced backlash after voting alone among 39 senators for a House proposal requiring normal election procedures for re election under new reapportionment. He declined to attack colleagues, saying he was distressed to be at odds yet must vote his conviction.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Byrd
House of Delegates
Senate
New Talks Open on Viet War Plans in Saigon
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor and South Vietnamese Premier Tran Van Huong began planning talks in Saigon expected to map bomb targets along Viet Cong supply lines in Laos. They discussed new U S and South Vietnamese measures to improve the situation, with no announcements anticipated. Meanwhile, government troops on Ca Mau Peninsula claimed a major victory over the Viet Cong, saying 115 were killed at Tan Lac.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Laos
Taylor
United States
Johnson
Ca Mau
Tan Lac
Supreme Court strikes down Florida cohabitation law
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidated a Florida statute that criminalized two people of different races occupying the same room at night. Justice Byron R. White said the law violated the Constitution by preventing invidious racial discrimination. The ruling did not express views on a separate marriage ban challenged in the same case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Byron R. White
Doggy Gifts for Christmas Show Posh Pooch Fashion
New York shoppers eye top dog trends with items like a striped Arabian tent with mattress at 14.95 and a velvet collar with bow tie at 4.98. Outdoor gear includes a nylon ski jacket 7.98, ear muffs 2.98, and a glow of holiday dog couture with a mink coat at 65 and a biscuit dispenser at 6.95.
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New York
Fido
Italian Presidency Post Crews Rival Candidates After Segni
Rome reports at least four candidates were named to replace Antonio Segni as president amid health issues. Segni, 73, announced he would resign after two and a half years, following a cerebral stroke on August 7. Parliament will convene December 16 to elect a seven year head of state for Italy, established since 1946.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Segni
Aldo Moro
Italy
FBI Evidence to Be Revealed Thursday in Civil Rights Case
In Mississippi the FBI will present evidence at a Thursday preliminary hearing in Meridian to decide whether to press state murder charges against some of 21 men arrested for civil rights violations. The FBI charged 19 men with civil rights abuses in the slayings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Dist
W. H. Johnson Jr
Ku Klux Klan
Laurel G. Wier
Wise Consin
Lawrence Rainey
Rainey
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Wilson and Johnson eye NATO nuclear plan in two day talks
Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrives for a two day Washington visit with President Johnson to discuss organizing a NATO nuclear force. They aim to outline a command and control system as talks continue with West Germany and allies as Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko visits, with Viet Nam war looming.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
West Germany
Tuese
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Soviet Union
Wilson
London
White House
Gromyko
U.N. Genereal
South Viet Nam
Virginia Faces Cold Spell With Snow Flurries Likely
The Weather Richmond report notes very cold weather for Virginia with light snow in the far north today and snow flurries in the western mountains over the next days. A general rain or snow is possible statewide Wednesday or Thursday.
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Richmond
Virginia
Sears Christmas Store Hours and Gift Items
Sears announces daily store hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Dec. 23. Promotions include Oriental Rugs cleaned by Corrigan Rug Cleaners and holiday savings on patterns from Stieff Gorham Towle Lunt Wallace Heirloom and International. Savings insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp with 4 1/4 percent dividend. Winchester Savings & Loan advertises corner Boscawen and Washington with 10th saving from 1st earning.
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SEARS
Corrigan
Stieff, Gorham
Towle, Lunt
Wallace Heirloom
International Hodgson & Brown
W. Boscawen
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan
Boscawen & Washington
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