Erhard Fails To Break German Cabinet Deadlock
Bonn AP report says Chancellor Ludwig Erhard made no progress on forming his new cabinet. After 90 minutes at the Palais Schaumburg the FDP leaders left to attend an internal policy meeting in Mainz. Negotiations to resume Monday threaten the Bundestag vote and the CDU's timetable.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Palais Schaumburg
Free Democratic Party
Mainz
Bundestag
Erhard
Christian Democratic Party
Like Mother Like Daughter Bowlers Lead Downtown
Twelve year old Louise Baker posted a 134 duckpin game at the downtown alley yesterday. Flo Baker followed with a 131 last night, matching the family display.
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Louise Baker
Flo Baker
Secret Khrushchev weapon disaster kills 300 in 1960
Guardian reports a failed Khrushchev secret weapon test in fall 1960, killing Marshal Nedelin and about 300 others. The mis sile, a nuclear propellant device, exploded after 20 minutes, as observers evacuated. Penkovsky’s secret notes describe the incident and timing before the October Revolution anniversary.
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London
Preemier Khrushchev
Miffofan I
Nedelin
Guardian
Khrushchev
Victor Zorza
Oleg Penkovsky
West
Zorza
Marshal Nedelin
Elena Upgraded To Hurricane Off Florida Coast
Tropical storm Elena intensified to hurricane strength as it drifted northwest near Florida. Air Force reconnaissance reported winds near 75 mph at the center with gale force winds reaching about 300 miles north and 100 miles south.
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Miami
Fla
Elena
Air Force
Highway Department Seeks Bids for Cedar Creek Bridge Project
The State Highway Department invites bids on a bridge over Cedar Creek and 0.63 miles of approach roads at the Shenandoah Frederick County line plus 35 miles of paving on Interstate 81 in the Valley. Bids open November 10 in Richmond at 10 a.m. for several interstate and guard rail contracts.
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State Highway Department
Cedar Creek
Shenanedoah
Frederick County
Richmond
Woodstock
Toms Brook
Strasburg
Richermond
Bombers Strike South Viet Nam In New Wave Raid
U S Air Force B52 bombers based in Guam attacked a suspected Viet Cong logistics complex in Quang Ngai Province. Government forces reported clashes with Viet Cong, saying 88 guerrillas killed, with 38 confirmed. Other engagements near An Xuyen and Sais on raged as U S troops clashed with guerrillas near An Khe.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Guam
Quang Ngai
Mekeong River
An Xuyen
Saison
U.S
1St Cavalry Division
Central Highlands
An Khe
Johnson Gets Stitches Removed After Gallbladder Surgery
President Lyndon B. Johnson had all abdominal stitches removed at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Mayo Clinic surgeon Dr George A Hallenbeck supervised the procedure. Johnson planned a routine dental checkup and remained on a light recovery schedule while continuing to rest and eat light meals.
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Asst
Joseph Laitin
George A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Laitin
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Berkeley Paraders to Try Again After Police Blockade
A planned 74 mile Viet Nam action from UC Berkeley to Oakland was blocked by 375 officers at the city line. Parade organizers vowed to try again at 2 p.m. with thousands marching later, as crowd control and tear gas incidents occurred without arrests.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.S
Viet Nam
Telegraph Avenue
Oakland
Edward Toothman
U.S. Dist
Allison H. Fording
National
Kiss in Time Halves Jail Term for Rogers
An 18-year-old Indianapolis youth, Jerry Rogers, faced 90 days for driving a stolen car. Before led away, he kissed his mother. the judge reduced the sentence to 60 days, noting the gesture and calling him a nice boy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Saul I, Rabb
Criminal Court
Jerry Rogers
State Farm
Rogers
Goodby
Rabb
Scarcity Pushes Cubans to Seek U.S. Escape Across Florida
Cuban refugees arriving at Key West describe widespread shortages in Cuba including tires medicines and food. They recount leaving homes stores and farms seized by the government and note ongoing military service delays. Officials say as many as 50 000 more may follow.
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Key West
Fla
Camarioca
United States
Havana
Jose
Amon
Chimarioca
Florida Straits
Antonio Garcia
New York City
Garcia
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Francisco Lima
Castro
Washington
Leftist Students Face Justice Dept Clash Over Draft Evasion
Senator John Stennis denounced a campaign aiding draft evasion as unwar ranted and disgraceful and urged action against student protesters. David Mitchell, a Brooklyn anti draft activist, argued refusal is justified and federal law prohibits aiding evasion. Congress debates whether prosecutions will follow for Students for a Democratic Society and related pamphleteering.
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New York
Department of Justice Today
John Stennis
Miss
Stennis
Senate
CBS
Thousands Protest Yesterday in Nationwide Viet Nam Demonstrations
Thousands demonstrated in more than twenty U S cities Friday against U S involvement in Viet Nam with planned events across Oregon New England and the nation. Protests included clashes in Berkeley Oakland and Chicago with eggs tossed at marchers and a New York draft card burn indicating rising opposition.
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New York
U.S
California
Oregon
Salem
Capitol Steps
Tom MeeCall
New England
Veterans
Bennington
Bennington College
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
University of Rhode Island
Taylor
Viet Nam
Byrd backs Clarke County central alarm plan
U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd of Berryville endorses a central alarm system for Clarke County to protect lives and property. The Clarke fire and emergency board will consider the proposal on Tuesday as the county prepares for the dial telephone transition and a February changeover.
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U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke Fire Companies
Board of Supervisors
C&p Telephone Co
Airman and civilian build $100 target designator device
Airman J C Eiley and civilian Percy Branscom built a space vehicle tracking target designator with $100 in spare parts in two months. They beat a $100,000 bid by an electronics firm and earned recognition and a $1,000 suggestion award for saving nearly $100,000. The device highlights a radar blip and allows quick re targeting. Festival of Harmony Tonight at Shen College Auditorium offers barbershop singing at 8 p.m. Tickets available at the door.
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Dayton, Ohio
Une Identified Electronics Company
J.C. John A. Eiley
Percy Branscom
Napa Force
Eiby
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Eiley
Branscom
Sam
Aeronautical Systems Division
Festival of Harmony
Shen
College Auditorium
Sunday Dinner Served at The Elms
A Sunday dinner is offered from 12:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at The Elms. The notice reads like a local eatery schedule with no further details.
Soviets Launch 92d Cosmos Satellite
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos No 92 for scientific research and Tass reported all systems aboard the Sputnik were functioning normally.
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Soviets
Cosmos
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Rummage Sale Benefiting Doe Club Charities
A rummage sale begins Tuesday October 18 at noon next to the Palace Hotel to raise funds for the Doe Club charities. The event features a Sunday special including fresh young roast turkey dressing with two vegetables rolls and butter coconut cake and beverages. Fern's Fine in Hayfield Virginia is listed as a contact.
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Palace Hotel
Doe Club Charities
Fern’s Fine F
Hayfield
Virginia
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