Dummy Bomb Startles Tennessee Countryside
A 900 pound dummy bomb fell from a Navy jet during a routine Marietta Georgia flight and accidentally exploded into a home near Stradberry Plains Tennessee. Judge Parrott, at a nearby church, described the blast as loud with debris. no explosives were involved and no investigation was convened. The Parrott family member, the home’s occupants and neighbors were shaken but unharmed.
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Yellowjackets Sneak Attack Before Bonham North Garland Game
Randy Baccus was mauled by a yellowjacket swarm under the stands as he walked to the press box for the Bonham North Garland game. Four jackets sheltered in the IA system room. he subdued them with help from a bystander. A hostage situation in Manila involved a kidnapper who forced a girl to ride out nine days before release. Police tracked the suspect by helicopter, noting a ransom of 2 509 dollars.
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Clark Benton Faces Weekend Setbacks in Fishing Plans
Clark Benton planned a Saturday fishing trip and a squirrel hunt but failed to go fishing and to start the hunt. He also considered a Sunday excursion but did not commit to it.
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Bill to Aid Desegregation Faces Defeat in Senate
Washington dispatch reports a proposed bill to fund desegregation costs faces likely defeat as Senate debates allotting funds. Critics warn passage would require extensive spending beyond current limits while supporters argue aid is essential to enforce school integration.
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China aims to become UN's fifth power this session
Chinese government signals rapid entry to the United Nations as a permanent seat holder. Sources say Beijing plans to be known as China People’s Republic and seeks early seating in the General Assembly. Officials cite efforts to counter US and Soviet influence and deny being a mere developing-nation ally.
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Bomb blasts rock London as Parliament building fears rise
A bomb damaged an upper floor of the Post Office tower in central London and another blast struck the Royal Tank Regiment HQ on Everton Street. Police tightened security around Parliament as rumors of IRA involvement circulated and a warning of further attacks kept London jittery. No injuries were reported.
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Skirmishes Mark National Day in Saigon Front
In Vietnam a holiday skirmish near Saigon involved militia forces supported by popular troops engaging Communist guerrillas. The command reported seven guerrillas killed and one captured in battles about 30 miles south of Saigon.
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President hosts trick or treat visitors at retreat
Children from Trick-or-Treaters PHU RAION visited the McOUNLEIN top presidential retreat. They brought candy and spoke with the President as visitors including Niven oat dais Caan David lodge and Mrs Johny Detebarna Dettharnu joined the event.
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White House Pushes Stopgap To Salvage Foreign Aid
The Nixon administration begins a stopgap drive to extend the 29 billion dollar foreign aid program beyond November 15 via a continuing resolution while seeking a new proposal. Senate relations committee weighs effects of Friday vote. GOP leaders discuss strategy with Nixon.
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Disintegration of Americal Division in Vietnam War
The Americal Division began standing down in Vietnam as part of a piecemeal breakup. Details include the withdrawal of elements such as the 23rd Infantry and supporting units, with about 000 men remaining as an independent force. The division faced controversial incidents including civilian killings at My Lai, and the detonation of a plant toxin used by soldiers sparked further scrutiny. Reported misconduct and leadership upheaval, including a group of helicopter crewmen challenging a senior commander, added to the unit’s notoriety during the war.
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America Shifts Clocks Back as Daylight Time Ends
United Press International reports Texas ends daylight saving at 2 am with clocks turned back one hour. Arizona Michigan Indiana not in the system. Texas Legislature considered exemption but failed. Restaurants and theaters face shifted hours and later sunsets affecting families and evening activities.
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Texas Weather Returns to Cooler Conditions Across State
Texas enjoys mild weather with clouds and scattered showers. A Pacific cold front will bring cooler air and possible thunderstorms to the state by Tuesday, ending partial warm spell as temperatures dip into the 60s and 70s in places like Amarillo and Brownsville.
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