be replaced in the role by fellow Fianna Fáil member Jack Lynch. November 11 A mine kills 3 Israeli paratroopers on the West Bank border. Spain declares general amnesty for crimes committed during the Spanish Civil War, effective only for the Falangists' side. November 12 – Total solar eclipse occurs, the 20th solar eclipse of Solar Saros 142. November 14 – Jack L. Warner sells Warner Bros. to Seven Arts Productions, which eventually becomes Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. November 15 Gemini 12 (James A. Lovell, Buzz Aldrin) splashes down safely in the Atlantic Ocean, east of the Bahamas. A Boeing 727 freighter on Pan Am Flight 708 crashes near Berlin, Germany, killing all three crew on board. Two young couples in Point Pleasant, West Virginia reportedly see a strange moth-like creature, which would become known as the Mothman. November 17 The U.N. General Assembly decides to found the United Nations Industrial Development Organization. A spectacular Leonid meteor shower passes over Arizona, at the rate of 2,300 a minute for 20 minutes. November 21 – In Togo, the army crushes an attempted coup. November 24 The Beatles begin recording sessions for their Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album at Abbey Road Studios in London. TABSO Flight 101, from Sofia, Bulgaria, crashes near Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, killing all 82 people on board. November 26 1966 Australian federal election: Harold Holt's Liberal/Country Coalition Government is re-elected with a significantly increased majority, defeating the Labor Party led by Arthur Calwell. Calwell resigns as Labor leader shortly after; he will be replaced by his deputy and future Prime Minister Gough Whitlam. In the Canadian Football League, the Saskatchewan Roughriders defeat the Ottawa Rough Riders to win the 54th Grey Cup at Vancouver's Empire Stadium 29–14. Saskatchewan were led by quarterback Ron Lancaster. November 27 – The Washington Redskins defeat the New York Giants 72–41 in the highest scoring game in National Football League history. November 28 – Truman Capote's Black and White Ball ('The Party of the Century') is held in New York City. November 29 – The sinks in a storm on Lake Huron, killing 28 of 29 crewmen. November 30 – Barbados achieves independence from the United Kingdom. December December 1 Kurt Georg Kiesinger is elected Chancellor of West Germany. British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesian Prime minister Ian Smith negotiate aboard in the Mediterranean. December 2 – U Thant agrees to serve