Fifth rape strangulation shocks Cincinnati area
City Manager William Wichman ordered 12 hour police shifts after the fifth rape strangulation in 10 months following the murder of 81 year old Rose Winster. Police tested a 23 year old man by lie detector but did not charge him, no new leads. The killer used blunt force, rape, and strangulation prompting fear and Halloween curbs.
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Australians Cheer Johnson Amid Paint Attack in Melbourne
President Johnson faced a paint smeared bubbletop limousine as thousands cheered during a four hour Melbourne stop. A youth threw water based paint, secret service members were splashed, and one officer fell from a security car. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson remained unfazed and praised progress toward Vietnam settlement.
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Air Force Bombs Vientiane in Laos Feud
Laotian air force bombed targets around Vientiane for 30 minutes in a clash with the army high command. At least 11 killed, three injured. Gen Thao Ma reportedly attacked rivals after arresting army leaders at Savannakhet, with later reports of escapes heading toward Pakse.
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Welsh village rocked as slag heap buries school
A coal slag-heap crashed down a Welsh mountain into ABERFAN burying a school and nearby houses. Twenty two people were recovered dead including 18 children and four adults. Police said about 100 children and 30 adults were missing with hundreds feared trapped. Civil defense and miners searched rubble for survivors.
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Politics in Athens Dominates Today’s Page
GOP and Democrat candidates appear as politics reigns in Athens. The edition highlights Democrats’ Flying Caravan visit in Athens with followups on page 4 and notes a slight tax increase tied to the York and Nelsonville school merger.
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Congress May Quit By Night
Washington AP reports negotiations show progress but no guarantee of ending by tonight as Senators set a 10 am Saturday meeting hour. Senate leaders say work remains uncertain with possible stumbles and no mandatory new session indicated.
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Terrorist mine blast kills 9 in Train market
Viet Cong planted a homemade Claymore mine in Train district market killing nine people including four Vietnamese soldiers and five civilians. 48 wounded seriously. President Park arrives in Viet Nam to visit U.S. and allied forces as air war intensifies with 80 U.S. missions and claims of enemy losses.
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Food Sales Promotion Investigation Sought
Esther Peterson requests a high priority study of food sales promotion costs including games of chance and trading stamps. She sent a letter to FTC chairman Paul Rand Dixon in Denver after visiting a week long boycott by housewives demanding lower prices. Excerpts described games as gambling with our food dollars. Miller and Furrs were removed from the boycott list, leaving Safeway Red Owl and King Soopers.
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Heart valve transplant gives new chance for young patient
In Columbus the Ohio State University Medical Center reported a heart valve from a 14-year-old who died was transplanted into 10-year-old Joanie Pobst of Ashville. The center indicated she may go home Saturday. In Dayton two men robbed a north side bank after opening, escaping with an undetermined sum. no injuries reported among seven employees.
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Air Force halts civilian aid flights to South Vietnam
The Air Force orders squadrons to stop flying civilian gifts of food and clothes to South Vietnam for American GIs and homeless Vietnamese due to cargo shortages from the Vietnam War. A June 3 directive also bars a Christmas airlift of cakes and cookies to U S troops this year.
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Asian African Nations Delay U N Vote on South West Africa
Fearful of losing U S support, 54 Asian African nations held up action on a U N resolution demanding the United Nations take over South Africa s mandate over South West Africa immediately.
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Cost Of Living Rises On Clothing Prices
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index up three tenths of a percent in September led by higher clothing costs. The index reaches 114.1 percent, meaning $11.41 now buys the same goods and services that cost $10 eight years ago.
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Atlas Centaur to Launch Next Tuesday from Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy announces plans to launch an Atlas Centaur rocket next Tuesday to qualify it for lunar and planetary flights. A second mission is also planned from Cape Kennedy next week. Earlier, Communications Satellite Corp announces a satellite launch on Wednesday to extend commercial space communications coverage to the Far East.
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Oakland Firebomb Violence Spurs Tighter Patrols
Oakland police doubled patrols after multiple firebombs were thrown overnight. A cafeteria window at Havenscourt elementary school was struck but did not ignite. Twelve people were arrested, ten of them juveniles, in scattered incidents.
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Havenscourt
Economy cool off expected at Hot Springs meeting
A 1967 forecast of fair and slightly cooler growth was anticipated at the fall session of the Business Council in Hot Springs Virginia. About 100 top industrialists gathered for a closed weekend conference with officials including Secretary Henry H Fowler and Secretary John T Connor.
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Viet Nam War Underlines Manila Conferees Challenges
Feature previews the Vietnam War’s reach as Manila talks loom. Special report backgrounding the news traces the war’s impact on policy, with focus on the Sunday front page and forthcoming Monday discussions.
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