Sirhan Sirhan Pleads Innocent in Kennedy Slaying Trial Set
Sirhan B. Sirhan entered a straight innocent plea to the murder of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and to related assault charges. Superior Court Judge Richard Schauer set the trial date for Friday, November 1, as witnesses described the scene with dozens of bystanders present.
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Guerrillas Attack Marines Near Da Nang Bastion
UPI reports about 120 guerrillas ambushed 19 U.S. Marines 20 miles southwest of Da Nang, killing five and wounding 14. Marines used artillery to repel attackers after 35 minutes of shelling, seven guerrillas killed, while a nearby Marine unit suffered nine killed and seven wounded in related fighting as a broader push looms.
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Power failure cuts power to Banner office and Main Street stores
A fallen power line knocked out electricity today from 1 to 1:30 p.m., disabling The Banner office and several Main Street stores and delaying the newspaper's late edition.
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Manila Earthquake Brings Many Dead and Injuries
Pre-dawn quakes hit Manila a city of three million smashing five large buildings cracking thousands more and flooding hospitals with casualties. A UPI survey of Manila hospitals and funeral parlors tallies 33 dead by 7 p.m. (7 a.m. EDT).
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Mexico City Quake Tops City With Tower Collapse
A powerful morning quake rocking Mexico City caused widespread destruction from the Paseo de la Reforma to hotel and office buildings. Four dead and many injured were initially reported as the Ruby Tower collapsed trapping residents below 14 inch slabs. No Americans were among the casualties.
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Aiken calls for reduced foreign aid and private investment reliance
Senator George D. Aiken advocates cutting U S foreign aid and shifting toward private American investment in undeveloped lands. He supports a $1 billion reduction, deems it a suspension due to deficits and the Vietnam War, and urges less government role while praising Rockefeller’s stance on Vietnam.
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Czech Future Hinges On Red Pact Summit
Czech leader Alexander Dubcek travels to Bratislava for a Warsaw Pact summit as fears rise that Soviet pressure may end reforms. He urges prudence against anti Russian sentiment while promising firm policy and continued liberal moves since January. Smrkovsky warns sovereignty remains intact as bloc members gather with Czechoslovakia anxious about Prague reforms.
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GI Pleads Innocent To Trasburg Shooting
A 21 year old soldier on leave from Korea pleaded innocent to charges including breach of the peace and assault in connection with the July 19 shotgun attack on a Negro minister's home in Irasburg. Bail set at 2000 dollars.
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North Viet Spokesman Attacks LBJ and Rusk as Liars
Nguyen Thanh Le, spokesman for North Vietnam at stalled peace talks, called President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk shameless liars as Hanoi accuses Washington of threatening a return to full scale bombing. He cites new U.S. troop deployments and warns talks could collapse if bombing resumes. Diplomatic observers expect continued bombing limits despite a possible major offensive.
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Democrat Becomes Acting NY Governor Amid GOP Absence
Albany New York a Democrat will serve as acting governor this weekend while the three top Republican leaders are away at the Miami Beach national convention Moses M Weinstein who has been acting speaker of the assembly for ten days since Anthony J Travia resigned to become a federal judge will assume the governorship during the absence of Gov Nelson A Rockefeller Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson and Senate Majority Leader Earl W Byrdges Weinstein a Democrat will hold the post according to the state constitution.
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Inside Columnist Covers Brigadoon Review and Ambulance Service
Sam Ogden critiques the battlefield of the weeds in Brigadoon while noting Arlington unveils its ambulance service on page 6. The column blends theater commentary with city services, highlighting cultural and public safety updates for readers.
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