B52s Hit VC Cache as 1400 Marines Reach Da Nang
U S forces reported a heavy B52 bombing near Saigon uncovered large Viet Cong ammunition and uniforms in a wooded area. About 1400 Marines landed at Chu Lai near Da Nang as total Marine strength climbs toward 125000 with 31300 reported in country. A terrorist grenade at Saigon US Army gate wounded a guard. attacker fled.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Gurrellla
Strategic Air Command
da Nang
Chu Lai
U.S
Johnson
Mom Admits Killing Boy in Cleveland Shooting
Mrs. Mariann Colby of Shaker Heights, 40, is charged with first degree murder in the death of 9 year old John Cremer Young Jr. She pled innocent and gave two conflicting accounts of the Aug 24 shooting. A preliminary hearing is set for Sept 7 with no bond allowed.
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Cleveland
Mariann Colby
Cuyahoga County
Steel wage talks near settlement as union cuts demands
President Johnson urged a breakthrough in the AFL CIO United Steelworkers talks as negotiators near a possible settlement. The union trimmed its wage demands by about 1.15 cents to just over 48 cents an hour over three years, while the industry raised its offer to about 43 cents. About 450,000 steelworkers earn $4.40 an hour. A strike deadline looms at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, with talks continuing at 8 a.m. and a progress report due by 11 a.m. Johnson pressed for a settlement before Labor Day, warning a short strike could harm the economy.
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Washington
Pi— Steel
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Johnson
White House
Mands
Texas
Khrushchev Returns Home After Hospital Tests
Nikita S. Khrushchev, former Soviet premier, was hospitalized for tests last month but is back at his country dacha in good health said by his daughter Rada Adzhubei. She noted he felt well and provided no further details. Sources indicated circulatory troubles and ongoing medical observation since his ouster last October citing age and health decline.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Rada Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Burns Heal She Takes First Steps
A young Mexican mother, Ramona Franco de Portela, 20, shown at White Memorial Medical Center in Los Angeles, took hesitant steps after months of burns covering over 70 percent of her body. Doctors call her recovery remarkable. she had waited two months for help after stove burns in Tesapaca, Sonora.
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Los Angeles
Ramona Franco de Portela
White Memorial Medical Center
Tesapaca
Sonora
Mex
Liga International
de Portela
Deadly sewer gas claims three state workers near I 71 project
Four man survey team members from the State Highway Department entered a Cleveland storm sewer to collect water samples. Kenneth Novitch Sr., Dale Pirol, and John Hanley died after entering and collapsing in water. Jarvis Evans pulled three others from the manhole before firefighters recovered Novitch.
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Cleveland
State
Kenneth J. Novitch Sr
Parma
Dale A. Pirol
John D. Hanley
Lakewood
Novitch
Hanley
Pirol
Jarvis Evans
Jarvis
Schweitzer Resting in Gabon After Illness
Nobel laureate Dr. Albert Schweitzer, 90, a famed medical missionary in Gabon, spent a restful night and is reported in as good condition as possible given age. He remains confined to bed under police care.
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Lambarenf
Gabon
Albert Schweitzer
Attendance Soars at 1965 Ohio State Fair Labor Day Weekend
Fair officials reported 72,635 visitors on Thursday and total attendance of 609,354 with Labor Day ahead. Honoree Robert Manry, praised by Gov. Rhodes, toured the grounds with officials and attended dedication ceremonies for the new Frank J. Lausche Youth Exhibits Building.
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Columbus
Robert Hanry
Cleveland
Atlantic Ocean
Manry
Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Ralph Locher
Queen
Fatti Moodie
West Alexandria
Carolyn Jelley
Sidney
Jo Ann Duerr
Bolivar
Sharon Ann Martin
Fremont
Amy Sigg
Maineville
Cleveland firm sues city over urban renewal value loss
A Cleveland firm files a lawsuit against the city claiming the urban renewal project reduced the value of its properties by a reported amount. The case seeks damages and outlines the impact of redevelopment on local holdings and finances.
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Cleveland
Men Adjust To Sea Life in Sealab 2 Habitat
In La Jolla California Sealab 2 sits 200 feet under the Pacific. Divers and scientists stay over a week more, adapted to a helium atmosphere and high pressure. They speak with squeaky underwater voices while topiders struggle to understand them.
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LA Jolla Calif
Pacific
Sheriff Clark Fined for Contempt Over 200 Negroes March
Federal judge fines Sheriff James G. Clark of Dallas County 1500 dollars for contempt of court after he led a four mile forced march of 200 Black detainees.
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Mobile
Ala
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Clark
Education bill passes Senate boosting federal aid
A 4.7 billion education bill clearing the Senate by 79 to 14 would fund federal scholarships for needy students. It advances to conference with the House, which approved a different form last week, with provisions for a National Teacher Corps and college audio-visual equipment grants. The final version may exceed first-year totals and include varied scholarship provisions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Two Pakistani Jets Downed By India In Kashmir Clash
New Delhi reports two U S built Pakistani fighters shot down at dawn in south west Kashmir amid claims of air combat and ground fire. Pakistan counters by saying an Indian plane was downed and casualties reported. U S and U N appeals seek restraint.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Alexei Kosygin
Mohammed Ayub Khan
U. S
Dean Rusk
U Thant
Chhamb
Sprinagar
Mostem
Jaurian
Aknoor- Chhamb
Betsy Not Divulging Her Plans
Betsy the hurricane skirted past the Bahamas with top winds near 150 mph. Forecasters warn the storm’s future path remains uncertain and the eastern seaboard may face continued risk for up to a week.
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Betsy
Miami
Fla
Bahamas
Seboard
Raymond Kraft
GOP Leaders Urge Civil Rights Laws and Local Action
A GOP panel urged enactment of civil rights laws at state and local levels and vigorous enforcement. The Republican Coordinating Committee also called private actions to ensure equal housing, employment, and public accommodations, aiming to attract Black votes in 1966.
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Washington
GOP
Ray C. Biss
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Republican Coordinating Committee
Forecast shows warmer temperatures with scattered storms
Temperatures will average 4 to 6 degrees above normal from Saturday morning to Thursday morning. Rainfall averages about three tenths of an inch with isolated showers and thunderstorms on Sunday and Monday, becoming more widespread on Tuesday.
Eleven levies head for Athens County ballots
Athens County voters face eleven levies and one bond issue on the November ballot. The item leads the page 3 balance of notices and local government business as residents consider tax questions.
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Athens County
Hocking
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Singapore
U.S
Congress weighs 32 as aging obstacle for airline stewards
A House labor subcommittee hears from Air Line Stewards about airlines forcing early resignations at 32 or 35. Rep. Scheuer questions age discrimination terming workers a valuable asset and urging reconsideration. Colleen Boland from the union presents the issue.
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Washington
Congress
House Labor Subcommittee
James H. Scheuer
D-N. Y
Colleen Boland
Air Line Stewards and Stewardesses Union
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Ohio
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Sealab
George Bond
Sealab 2
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Sens
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John C. Stennis
Mississippi
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Virginia
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Scheuer
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