Frivolous Inez Pounces on Florida Gold Coast
MIAMI Florida hurricane Inez battered Southeast Florida on the Gold Coast with 75 to 85 mph winds and heavy rain. Power lines fell, traffic lights crashed, seawatery waves swamped low streets, and palm fronts plus debris blew through exposed areas from Tavernier to Key Biscayne as residents rigged shelters and sought canned goods and candles.
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Truth in packaging bill would regulate campaigns and labels
Washington reports House passage of a truth in packaging bill granting federal power to regulate cents off campaigns and labels like giant economy size. It would set mandatory labeling standards and push manufacturers toward voluntary packaging standards.
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Washington
House
1 000 College personal crisis reports seen
Washington report notes Dr Eli Bower of the National Institute of Mental Health backs a Moderator forecast that at least 1 000 college students will have taken their own lives by year end. He calls the projection reasonable citing campus pressure as a cause of personal crisis reports.
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Washington
Eli Bower
Public Health Service
National Institute of Mental Health
Bower
Moderator
Cook
Weltner Quits Georgia Democrats Stun Party
Rep Charles Weltner quits the Georgia Democratic ticket after opposing governor nominee Lester Maddox. Fulton County leaders consider a new candidate to face Republican Fletcher Thompson. Potential replacements include Leroy Johnson, former Mayor William Hartsfield, and Wyman Lowe. Maddox says the party grows more conservative and questions its reach to the White House.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia
Charles L. Weltner
Lester G. Maddox
Weltner
Democratic Executive Committee
Thomas 5S
Adair
Fletcher Thompson
Johnson
Lester Maddox
Leroy Johnson
White House
Mortgage Insurance Rate Raised to Six Percent
The federal government boosted the guaranteed mortgage rate from 5 percent to 6 percent effective Monday, marking the third rise this year as interest rates continue to climb.
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Washington
Hayes calls for Howe II resignation amid federal guidelines probe
In Washington Rep. Wayne L. Hayes urges Harold Howe II to quit as House Judiciary plans a subcommittee on desegregation guideline use by federal officials. In Los Angeles, actress Doug McClure's wife files for divorce alleging extreme cruelty and obtains a restraining order.
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Washington
Wayne L. Hayes
Ohio
Harold Howe II
Hayes
Ohio Democrat
House Judiciary Committee
Los Angeles
Doug McClure
Superior Court
William A. Munnell
McClure
Helen
Athens County grand jury returns murder and manslaughter indictments
Athens County grand jury returns murder and manslaughter indictments in the latest session. Ohio University land transfer favored by Athens County commissioners. Logan income tax applies on wages after Oct 1. Mason County justice of the peace pleads guilty to embezzlement.
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Ohio University
Athens County
LOGAN
Mason County Justice of the Peace
Stocks Rise in Bio Rally
The market turned around in heavy trading with the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.33 points at 11:30 a.m. to 7559.29 after being down 3.62 points earlier.
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New York
Allies Press In Vietnam Amid Heavy Fighting
American, Korean, and Vietnamese forces drive from three sides against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units near Qui Nhon. Since Sunday, U.S. troops report 291 enemy killed and 131 captured. Korean forces claim 52 killed. one U.S. helicopter shot down and an Air Force jet lost in the Mekong Delta.
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Phu Cat
Sampan
U.S
Irving
Can Tho
Mekong
Oldsters Called New Draft Rule Nabs 26 to 35s
Washington AP confirms pre induction physicals will be ordered for 26 to 35 year olds with deferments now classified 1 A or 1 A 0. The recheck could yield about 50 000 potential draftees, roughly one month's draft quota. 28 153 men in the older 26 35 bracket are already qualified for service.
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Washington
Selective Service
Selcur
Reechoes Of Goldwater Heard In GOP Advice
Washington AP reports top Republicans urge campaigners to push hard line on Vietnam and urban crime. The GOP Coordinating Committee backs Goldwater era ideas, while Ray Bliss cites voters undecided and civil rights concerns as factors. Eisenhower condemns rioting as harmful.
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Viet Nam
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9000 GE Employees Return At 2 Plants
About 9,000 union workers began returning to General Electric plants in Schenectady New York and Pittsfield Massachusetts as government officials pressed to end a contract dispute affecting the U S war effort in Vietnam. A Pentagon briefing was arranged for GE and union negotiators as eleven unions threatened a nationwide strike in two weeks unless a new contract is reached.
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United States
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General Electric Corp
U.S
Viet Nam
Schenectady
N.Y
Pittsfield
Mass
Pentagon
1 000 Die In Nigeria
About 1 000 people are believed dead after five days of tribal warfare in northern Nigeria between the Hausa and Ibo communities. The fighting intensified over the weekend, while the military government says the situation is under control.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Stork Club Founder Sherman Billingsley Dies at 68
New York AP report notes Sherman Billingsley who built the Stork Club from a soda stand to a famed prohibition era speakeasy. He died in his Manhattan apartment at age 68 as the club had closed a year earlier after a labor dispute with staff. The 1944 tax probe by Mayor La Guardia failed to stick, and business later revived before the closure.
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New York
Sherman Billingsley
Cafe Society
Manhattan
Billingsley
Fiorello LaGuardia
Stork
Dirksen Predicts Expansion in Viet Nam Conflict
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen warned Viet Nam will soon require expansion but said he does not expect Johnson to use nuclear weapons. He argued escalation or new approach is needed, while others weighed options and potential troop involvement from Malaysia and South Viet Nam.
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Miami
Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
Inez
Keys
Bixcayne Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Viet Nam
Dirksen
Johnson
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Illinois
Southeast Asia
Senate Leaders Clash Over Vietnam War Endgame
The Viet Nam War U.S. buildup in Thailand pushes Congress toward a compliant instrument of the President. Dirksen warns of expansion without troop figures while GOP members discuss nuclear options only in emergencies. Eisenhower says he would pursue an honorable rapid conclusion, but Mansfield demands specifics.
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Thailand
Congress
Dirksen
GOP
Eisenhower
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Chrysler layoffs hit 38000 workers across United States
Chrysler Corp announced lay offs of more than 38000 hourly workers due to a stamping plant strike. The company warned virtually all 110000 hourly labor could be idled by next week if the UAW strike ends at Twinsburg Ohio. Ford Oakville and GM Livonia saw partial walkouts.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Twinsburg
Ohio
UAW
Ford Motor Co. of Canada
Oakville
Ont
General Motors Corp
Livonia
Mich
Hamtramck Assembly
Wilson Vows Enforcement of Wage Price Freeze
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced the Labour government would enforce its wage price and incomes freeze with full legal powers. He said the harsh economic cuts aimed to shock the nation into accepting radical changes in Britain’s industrial and political structure.
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England
Harold Wilson
Britain
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