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SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 30 -- Notre Dame's strong runners broke from the shackles of a good early Navy defense today and within 13 minutes scored all the touchdowns that gave the Irish a 29-3 victory over the middies.  

NOTRE DAME WINS FROM NAVY, 29-3; Irish Held to a 7-3 Lead at Half -- Rassas and Eddy Score on Long Runs NOTRE DAME WINS FROM NAVY, 29-3

Suddenly, from many sides last week, voices of Federal economic officials, present and past, broke out in a discordant chorus of caution and confidence about the state of the economy.  

The Week in Finance; Caution and Confidence Expressed On Economy -- Stocks Pay Little Heed

San Diego-Ensenada Freeway scheduled to open by Jan 1; illus

BUSY MANANA FOR ENSENADA; Pacific Coast Town Is Preparing to Welcome a Big Boom When the Freeway Arrives From San Diego Next Year

Abraham D. Beame and John V. Lindsay confronted each other last night in a bitter debate in which "bossism," William F. Buckley Jr. and who had conducted the dirtiest campaign for Mayor emerged as the main issues.

LINDSAY, BEAME DEBATE ANGRILY ON 'BOSSES' ISSUE; Controller, in TV Encounter, Says Rival Lied in Calling Him Tool of 'Machine'

LONG-RANGE HOPES BRIGHT FOR STEEL; Earnings Lagged in Quarter but Outlook for the Future Retains Some Glitter BLOUGH IS OPTIMISTIC U.S. Steel, Armco and Inland Only 3 in Top 9 to Show Gain in Latest Period LONG-RANGE HOPES BRIGHT FOR STEEL

PRINCETON, N.J., Oct. 30 -- Two brilliant backs alternated in thrilling a crowd of 22,000 in Palmer Stadium today as Princeton rolled up its fifteenth consecutive victory by downing Brown in an Ivy League game, 45 to 27.  

Princeton's Passes Stop Brown, 45-27; PRINCETON PASSES BEAT BROWN, 45-27

Buckley gibes at Beame and Times attacks; Ryan charges he tries to sow seeds of extremism

BUCKLEY CHEERED BY 3,000 IN QUEENS; He Calls Beame Demagogue -- Conservative Is Hailed at 5th Ave. Parade BUCKLEY CHEERED BY 3,000 IN QUEENS

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 30 -- Watts Humphrey and Jim Groninger broke Yale passing records and the Elis appeared to be on the way to a third successive stunning football triumph over Dartmouth today when fortune turned fickle and the undefeated Hanoverians went berserk to score two touchdowns in the final quarter for a 20-17 victory.  

LATE RALLY HELPS; Unbeaten Dartmouth Averts Defeat With 4th-Period Tallies

25,000 march, NYC, to back US policy; 42,000 watch; 4 antiwar spectators and 1 policeman hurt in scuffles; parade led by 5 Medal of Hon holders; illus; Troy says 65,000 marched; Buckley, Sen Javits, Atty Gen Lefkowitz, others in revg stand; marchers express support for Buckley; Javits comments; Wagner unable to attend because of health; marchers include large groups of Puerto Ricans, led by Mayor Gautier, and of Cuban refugees; other demonstrations held, Clark, NJ, Pelham Bay, Bronx, Brigham Young and Mich Tech Univs; Medal of Hon holder in Huntington, W Va, to send petition signed by 1,500 to Johnson; Young Dem Clubs of Amer and Young Repub Natl Federation plan joint movement; Southern Student Councils Assn backs US policy; 3,300 Rutgers U students sign petition backing US; VFW leader denounces protesters, int, Paris

25,000 March to Back Vietnam Policy; 25,000 March on 5th Ave. to Back Vietnam Policy

Selma Sheriff Clark arrests 15 civil rights workers, including SCLC aide J Webb and some SNCC workers, for statutory rape of 12-yr-old Negro girl; list of others arrested; he says girl's mother filed complaint and that girl named suspects involving incidents both before and after Selma-Montgomery march, March; Rev A Young calls action 'more of Clark's harassment,'

RIGHTS WORKERS ACCUSED OF RAPE; Clark Arrests 15 in Selma--Harassment Is Charged by Aide to Dr. King

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Oct. 30 -- Fishing guides have long been notorius for telling dudes, "You should have been here last month -the fishing was wonderful."  

CORRESPONDENT'S REPORT

VIETCONG STAGE FIRST BIG ATTACK ON DUG-IN MARINES; 56 Guerrilla Dead at Danang Include Boy Who Spied as He Sold Soda to Soldiers

Player Takes Australian Open; Gary Gets 62 Again, Finishes 28 Under Par With 264

efforts to help depressed indus, new methods, machinery discussed; illus

New Methods Helping Ailing Cement Industry; Automation, Bigger Plants May Bring Profit Gains Changes in Systems of Transportation Also Assisting New and Bigger Plants Helping Ailing Cement Industry CHANGE IN MODES OF TRANSPORT AID Troubled Producers May Be Finding Ways to Help Increase Profits

Citizens across the nation Tuesday will be faced with proposals to issue almost $3 billion of tax-exempt bonds -- the second largest total ever up for approval.  

VOTING ON BONDS NEAR $3 BILLION; Total on Nation's Ballots for Tuesdays' Election Is Second Highest Ever RECORD OF 1960 STANDS New York State's Proposal Would Authorize $1 Billion to Fight Water Pollution VOTING ON BONDS NEAR $3 BILLION

Customers complaints and retailers handling of them discussed

Complaints and Complaints -- Retailers Take Them in Stride; Stores Are Learning Lessons From Complaints of Shoppers

Roman Brother yesterday provided a most convincing rebuttal to the great many hesitant souls who maintain that there is no sure thing in horse racing. The 4-year-old Florida-bred owned by Louis Wolfson scampered to a five-length victory over Berenjenal in the $110,000 Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct and in so doing provided a payday for a great many in the crowd of 41,381.  

MARGIN 5 LENGTHS; $55,012 Minus Pool, A Record Sum for State, Is Created ROMAN BROTHER AQUEDUCT VICTOR

Pres Nkrumah, in Sept s, reptd Ghana builds silos to store 150,000 tons, which it would use to influence world price; reptd start of internatl talks to raise price; noted that expected low '65-66 output will force price down; scored indus nations' high import tariffs; silos illus

Storage of Cocoa Planned by Ghana; Ghana Is Erecting Huge Cocoa Silos

" Statistically, Napoleon beat his enemies -- but he lost the last battle," an American officer in Saigon remarked last week. The comment underscored the difficulty -- as reflected in two engagements in Vietnam last week -- of evaluating the precise military outlook there.  

Vietnam: Long Haul

THE usual, expected post mortems on the third New York Film Festival, which ended in late September, were sadly reduced by the strike that blacked out the city's newspapers three days before the festival closed.  

What Is A Film Festival?; What Is a Film Festival?

7 students killed in head-on auto crash near Emmitsburg, Md

MARYLAND CRASH KILLS 7 STUDENTS; Head-On Auto Collision Also Fatal to 2 in Other Car MARYLAND CRASH KILLS 7 STUDENTS

calculation and use of Dow-Jones indus avg of 30 leading issues, its pros and cons discussed; proposals for splitting it fade as avg climbs, recur when prices fall; current criticism focuses on fact that major mkt activity is now in stocks not used by Dow avg and fact that swings in prices of high-priced stocks affect avg disproportionately; other well-known avgs, including 3 other Dow avgs (rails, utilities and composite of 65 stocks), noted; Funston says NYSE has no present plan to produce own avg of all listed stocks but keeps idea under rev

DOW INDUSTRIALS BACKED BY MANY; But There Is Criticism -- Some Advocate a Split DOW INDUSTRIALS BACKED BY MANY

army's successful anti-Communist campaign seen placing it in commanding position in eventual Sukarno succession struggle; coup attempt now seen to have been move by Communists to take control of nation after Sukarno death; Sukarno remains symbol of authority though his reptdly poor health causes concern; speculation; rev

SUCCESSION FIGHT SEEN IN JAKARTA; Army Position Strengthened for Struggle With Reds When Sukarno Goes Battle Looms in Jakarta Over Sukarno's Successor

Paul Johan du Toit was a South African artist, working in painting, sculpture, paper and mixed media. His exhibits have been displayed globally. Most notably, three of his sculptures were selected for the 2001 Florence Biennale.

Paul du Toit, South African painter and sculptor (died 2014)

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Theodore "Blue" Edwards is an American former professional basketball player who played ten seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA). Edwards now coaches at his alma mater, Greene Central High School in Snow Hill, North Carolina.

Blue Edwards, American basketball player

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Rudolfus Hubertus "Ruud" Hesp is a Dutch former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper.

Ruud Hesp, Dutch footballer

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Joseph Denis Irwin is an Irish former professional footballer and sports television presenter. Irwin is the joint most successful Irish footballer in history, a record he shares with Ronnie Whelan and fellow Manchester United stalwart Roy Keane, having won 19 trophies in his career.

Denis Irwin, Irish footballer and journalist

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Robert Rackstraw is an English voice actor who has worked in various animated films, television shows and video games.

October 31, 1965

Headlines from October 31, 1965

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NOTRE DAME WINS FROM NAVY, 29-3; Irish Held to a 7-3 Lead at Half -- Rassas and Eddy Score on Long Runs NOTRE DAME WINS FROM NAVY, 29-3

The Week in Finance; Caution and Confidence Expressed On Economy -- Stocks Pay Little Heed

BUSY MANANA FOR ENSENADA; Pacific Coast Town Is Preparing to Welcome a Big Boom When the Freeway Arrives From San Diego Next Year

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

Look At Us

The Sound Of Music

Highway 61 Revisited

The In Crowd

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 31, 1965