Ky visit could trigger violence at Washington rally
Rep. William S. Broomfield warned Vice President Ky is a symbol of everything wrong in South Vietnam and will provoke violence if he attends the October 3 march for victory on the Washington Monument grounds. He urged Secretary Rogers to tell Ky to stay in Paris.
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Luna 16 lands as unmanned moon rocks return to Earth
The Soviet Luna 16 mission landed in Kazakhstan at 8:20 a.m. Moscow time completing the first earth to moon surface round trip by an unmanned craft. Tass says lunar rock was brought to earth using an automatic return apparatus, with the ship landing 48 miles southwest of Dzhezkazgan.
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Two GIs killed by American shells in Vietnam clash
In Central South Vietnam a U S Army unit of the 2nd Brigade 4th Infantry Division was shelled by own mortars while 16 miles south of Bong Son 289 miles northeast of Saigon. Two GIs were killed and four wounded as 4.2 inch and 81mm rounds fired by another unit exploded among them. Total U S deaths last week reached 52 with 333 wounded. nationwide toll since Jan 1 1961 now 43674. Meanwhile Cambodian and U S advisers reported Tang Kauh siege with air strikes limited. Cambodians failed to encircle Communist forces amid heavy bunker defences. In Saigon a U S Air Force F105 jet was lost over Laos with the pilot jumping to safety.
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Carter wins smashing Georgia Democratic runoff for governor
Jimmy Carter, a wealthy peanut farmer calling himself one of Georgia's little people, crushed Carl Sanders in the Democratic runoff for governor with 59 percent of the vote. Sanders conceded after early results showed Carter leading by a wide margin as precincts reported.
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Agnew attacks new recruits on crime and disorder
Vice President Spiro Agnew labeled seven Democratic senators ex-senators and hopefuls as new members of the come-lately club on crime and disorder in Indianapolis. He also questioned Nguyen Cao Ky’s Washington visit, while targeting Hartke and other Indiana political figures amid a campaign swing.
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Minnesota GOP learns Humphrey may be hard to beat
Minnesota Republicans had hoped to defeat Hubert Humphrey this year with a stronger war chest and fresh face. Yet Humphrey drew big crowds and strong showings, including a decisive Sept. 15 primary victory. GOP officials deny national hope is fading and acknowledge Humphrey remains a tougher challenge than expected.
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Potter breaks type in Call Me Mister Tibbs at Harte
Sidney Potter delivers a strong performance in Call Me Mister Tibbs at Harte Theatre. The film, rated G, presents a rare lead avoiding the usual professional Negro roles, while Williamstown College Cinema previews MASH, a bloodier satire with Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland as surgeons in a war critique.
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Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Rates
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