Another Storm Brewing In the Caribbean
MIAME AP reports Tropical Storm Francelfa, sixth of the hurricane season, has 30 mph winds and a 250 mile wide area of squalls in the central Caribbean. Center near 14.6 N 74.0 W, 75 miles SE of Miami, moving WNW at 15 to 20 mph. Jamaica soon affected. squalls extend to Hispaniola. Small craft warned not to sail far from safe harbors.
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Caribbbean
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National Hurricane Center
No Choice Emerges Yet As Demo's Frontrunner
Democratic governors are wary of predicting 1972 nominees with Edward M Kenney dismissed by many as a contender. They foresee a field including Muskie Humphrey McGovern and Harris while Republicans praise Nixon's steady White House performance, hindering a clear frontrunner.
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Massachusetts
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White House
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Maine
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George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Fred R. Harris
Olahoma
Fair Attendance Aims for Two Million At Ohio State Fair
Sunny Labor Day outlook fuels crowds as Ohio State Fair nears two million attendance. Friday's total neared 1.5 million with 153 373 on grounds. governor Rhodes attended soil-breaking for a 400000 dormitory addition at the Ohio Youth Center. Next Messenger issue Tuesday afternoon.
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Ohio Youth Center
the Messenger
Allied Forces Sweep Near Da Nang in Valley Clash
Reinforced U S and South Vietnamese troops ring Que Son and Que Duc valleys south of Da Nang in a wide sweep to trap elements of the North Vietnamese 2nd Division. By Saturday about 1 000 enemy killed since Aug 12 with Marines and Army losses rising. the operation centers on Hiep Duc refugee hub as North Vietnamese casualties mount and defenders aim to deter attacks on pacified zones.
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Quezon
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Que Son
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Ryder
Taft Won't Run for Ohio Governor in 1970 Race
Ohio political observers doubt Robert Taft will leave his congressional seat to seek the governorship. Rhodes hints at possible Senate bid, while Taft’s future remains uncertain. Official gubernatorial nominees are few with others like Auditor Roger Cloud and Lt. Gov. John W. Brown eyeing campaigns.
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Dayton
Edayin Lawton
Roger Cloud
John W. Brown
John D. Herbert
Rusty
Paul Brown
Brown
Cloud
Kennedy to face public questioning in Kopechne case
Edgartown Mass. awaits the inquest into the Chappaquiddick incident as Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is expected to answer questions about Mary Jo Kopechne’s death. The 48 year old Democrat has given two brief statements and faces questioning under Judge James A. Boyle.
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Mary Jo Kopechne
Massachusetts
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Miss Kopechne
Boyle
Hijack of Trans World plane ends with dramatic Damascus landing
Pilot Dean Carter described a near disaster as a hijack by an Arab woman and man aboard a Boeing 707 en route Rome to Athens and Tel Aviv. The pair claimed LIB Palestine links and threatened a time bomb after landing at Damascus. Passengers escaped via emergency chutes as a blast struck the cockpit killing two pilots? The report notes injuries among passengers and a tense, clockwork operation from hijackers.
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Adriatic Sea
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Fome
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Bahamas
Carter
Qu Ly
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Lynn
Mass
Greece
United States
Zachary Pace
Oxford
Ohio
San Antonio
U.S. Army
Senator Long Denies Bribe Allegations in Contract Case
Senator Ruskell Long of Louisiana held a news conference to deny bribery claims linked to a federal building contract. He said no one gave or promised him anything and blamed a former Maryland official and a former aide for creating the dispute. A Washington Post report noted a federal grand jury investigation involving Long and the former aide in connection with the contract.
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Din
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Long
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Daniel B. Drewster
Maryland
Washington Post
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Senate
Louisiana
Robert Hunter
Federal
Transplant Patient Dies After Heart Transfer At Ford Medical Center
William Karraker, 50, an insurance executive who received a heart transplant last November, died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital after his heartbeat reportedly stabilized following admission earlier that night. Hospital officials said he died shortly after 2 am.
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Hocking Valley items and local sports notes on page two
The Increase on slate and school plans are mentioned with limited detail. The SOWLY family moved into the president's home this week and a Messenger photograph appears. Also noted are medical staffing changes with an osteopathic surgeon joining Hocking Valley Community Hospital in Logan.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan
Seoal
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Cece Cena
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