U S Troops Report Deep Viet Nam Engagements
U S combat troops say 92 Communist Guerrillas killed and 26 captured in central Viet Nam with actions near Plei Me. Air Cavalry and Marine units battled Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces, while a rescue mission north east of Hanoi reported the downed pilot in good condition. France and the Soviet Union urged a Viet Nam peace settlement ending outside interference.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
1St Air Cavalry Division
Plei Me
Qui Nhon
11St Airborne Division
da Nang
United Press International
Norman P. Huggins
Mullins
S.C
Hanoi
Huggins
Vinh
South
Guam
Boi Lei
Mekong Delta
France
Soviet Union
Mathies Couve de Marville
Platinum Find Reported in Northeastern Kentucky
Ashland Kentucky AP reports a unique platinum discovery in Northeastern Kentucky. Geochemical analyses of hillside soil and core drilling reveal rich platinum concentrates along with industrial diamonds corundum garnets gold silver and other platinoid minerals suggesting a mineral paradise in Elliott County.
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Ashland
United States
Kentucky
Elliott County
Democrats Spurn 4th Force Tax Plan In Boston
The Democratic controlled Ways and Means Committee issued an adverse report on Governor Volpe’s fourth tax plan. The committee, with four Republican members, voted against the majority recommendation to kill the $201.7 million plan as Wednesday’s House action nears. Democratic leaders chose to test the plan before advancing a Democratic bill. Early report on Page 2.
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Boston
John A. Volpe
House
Volpe
300 Cubans In Latest DP Ship
KEY WEST FLA AP More Cuban refugees arrived as federal pledges promised national help with resettlement. About 460 aboard the Coast Guard cutter McCullough plus 74 aboard seven small boats, with more refugees arriving as officials in Miami met local leaders. Gardner urged national burden sharing and announced plans to fly 3000 to 4000 refugees monthly.
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Key West
Fla
Florida
Coast Guard
McCullough
Miami
John Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Gardner
Buford Ellington
Johnson
Haydon Burns
More Klan Violence Revealed to Probers
Georgia police chief testifies to arrest of five Ku Klux Klansmen after a cross burning and found an arsenal near Klavern headquarters. Nacirema Inc. described as a Klan offshoot for violent action. Witnesses refuse to answer questions about explosives and parties at Klavern HQ near Atlanta.
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Washington
Georgia
Nacirema
Klavern
Atlanta
Clyde J. Newhorn
Tom Gentry
R. H. Wynn
de Kalb County
John Brock
William Crowe
William Anderson
Robert Day
Billy F. Wilson
Brock
U.N. Move Urges Britain to Use Force in Rhodesia
The United Nations General Assembly considers a resolution calling Britain to employ military action to secure political freedom and equality for Rhodesia’s four million Africans. The Trusteeship Committee backed it 79 to 8 with 17 abstentions as the full assembly weighs a broader stand.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Rhodesia
Assembly
Indonesia Moves to Suppress Leftists in Courts and Military
Reports from Jakarta say officials suspended judges tied to leftist organizations across courts and security agencies as anti-Communist actions surge after the October coup attempt. Antara notes armed clashes in East Java and West Java with casualties and arrests as martial law spreads.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Radio Jakarta
Wirjono Produodikoro
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Kuala Lumpur
Radio Malaysia
GE Calls for Secret Ballot On Walkouts by UE Local
GE urged Local 255 of the International Union of Electrical Workers to vote by secret ballot on continuing walkouts against the company. 13 ¢ union members voted Sunday to continue the program, opposing a 40-member executive board's call for a moratorium. The union has about 4,000 members and begun walkouts Sept. 14 over 56 grievances.
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General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
Britton W. Saterice
Saterlee
IUB
Pittsfield
JUE
New York
Iur-Ge
McIntyre to push federal murder laws after rights deaths
Senate Democrat Thomas J. McIntyre proposes legislation to make homicide involving interstate travelers a federal crime. He cites the killings of Jonathan Daniels and Viola Liuzzo in Alabama and the acquittals by an all white Hayneville jury as proof of a need to empower federal courts and the U S Attorney General to intervene against jurisdictions denying murder justice.
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McIntyre
U.S
Manchester
Thomas J. McIntyre
DWIL
Alabama
Jonathan Daniels
Viola Liuzzo
Daniels
Keene, N. H
Liuzzo
Detroit
Hayneville
Ala
Richmond Flowers
Lowndes County
Flowers
Richard Morrisroe
Morrisrae
America
Mayoral Race Seen Tight as Voters Turnout Grows
Both Maughey and Del Gallo camps forecast victory in a close mayoral contest amid a big turnout target near 24 000 of 28 850 registered voters. Haughey seeks a fourth term with Del Gallo challenging him amid bitter attacks while precincts report varied early turnout and a record municipal vote possible.
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Maughey
del Gallo
Raymond L. Haughey
Remo del Gallo
Haughey
Anthony W. Sottile
Rey FL Brown
Soth
Brown
Dawes School
Aldo Orsi
Raymond Haughey
Robert B. Dillon
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Peter G. Arles
Good Government Association
DeGallo
Beatrix Will Wed Face Critics
THE HAGUE UP I The government announced Crown Princess Beatrix would wed former German Wehrmacht soldier Claus von Amsberg in Amsterdam The match faces strong opposition from Amsterdam officials and the city Jewish community with cooperation likely not forthcoming until lower house approves the date
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the Hague
UPI
Beatrix
Claus von Amsberg
Amsterdam
Holland
Hole-in-One Insurance Ban Bans Policy in Connecticut
Hartford AP State Insurance Commissioner William R Cotter rejected an application by Firemen's Fund Insurance Co of San Francisco to sell its hole-in-one insurance policy in Connecticut. The policy would pay up to 150 dollars for hole-in-one celebrations at private golf clubs, avoiding clubhouse drinks. New York and Massachusetts have also refused.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
William R. Cotter
Cotter
Firemen’s Fund Insurance Co
San Francisco
Coiter
New York
Massachusetts
Train Bus Crash Kills 28 Near Teotihuacan Pyramid
A train severed a bus at a crossing near Teotihuacan, northeast of Mexico City, killing 28 and injuring 16 as the bus tried to beat the train. The driver was among the dead, and 14 others were trapped in the forward section.
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Mexico City
Veracruz
Teohuacan
Eagle Ad Scores Again Offers Heaters and Ads
A newspaper ad from Eagle runs two sales pitches for Universal Gas Heaters and thermostatic controls at 35 dollars. It urges selling unused items through Eagle Want Ads and notes at least twenty calls in response, warning not to store valuables or wait a century for value.
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Jones
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Kenya
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Malawai
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Antara
Tasikmalaya
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Dukuh Karanganjar
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Massachusetty
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Mexico
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