Dr Fosdick Dies at 91 Churchman a Mighty Voice
New York AP reports Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick, a leading liberal voice in Protestant pulpits, died at 91 in Lawrence Hospital Bronxville after a long career at Riverside Church. Ordained Baptist, he influenced modernist theology, hosted Nations Vespers from 1927 to 1946, and authored The Meaning of Prayer and The Modern Use of the Bible. His 1922 sermon Shall the Fundamentalists Win sparked charges of heresy. Continged on Page Fourteen.
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New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Fosdick
Lawrence Hospital
Bronxville
N.Y
Riverside
Kane Wiiling
Uniat Theological Seminary
First Baptist Church
Montclair
First Presbyterian Church
Insdick
McGovern Calls for All Troops Out of Asia Mainland
Sen George McGovern urged withdrawal of all American troops from the Asian mainland during a Sunday sermon at Stanford Memorial Church. He said Vietnam troops should be removed as soon as security can be guaranteed and noted that withdrawing from Vietnam would mean ending any presence on the Asian mainland. A large audience gave him a standing ovation as church officials called the response unprecedented.
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Stanford
Calif
George McGovern
Asiaas
South Dakota
Freally Ani
McGovern
B. Davie Napier
Cuban Defector Flies MIG to Florida Base
A Cuban defector piloted a Soviet built MIG to Homestead Air Force Base near Miami and sought political asylum. The aircraft was detected by radar east of Key West as it approached the mainland. The pilot, not identified in the release, landed safely at 12 25 p.m. State Department notified Czechoslovak Embassy.
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Washington
Homestead Air Force Use
Miami
Key West
Fla
Cohan
State Department
Czachoslovakian
Nixon plane drama highlights Cold War tensions
Nixon lies, Cuban authorities, and a Soviet era fighter plane entwine in a three day Miami return to Washington. The incident raises diplomatic strain as the pilot and embassy officials handle a Cuba air incident amid protests and calls for asylum. The report notes Nixon’s updates via deputy press secretary and mentions embassy coordination and military security measures.
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Actire
Washington
Nixon
United States
Twul
Iliploito
Gerald L. Warren
Air Force One
UF Campaign Opens Today In Fairfield County
Campaign opens with a plea to all residents and workers in eastern Fairfield County to donate its 1970s fund, led by Lee Johnson of Sikorsky Aircraft. A Sikorsky helicopter will land at South Avenue landing field near the Sikorsky Bridgeport plant with officials and news correspondents aboard. Norman Lovellette as campaign chairman and John J. O’Keefe urge spreading the message to ensure everyone’s fair share and pledges to support the United Fund’s 35 agencies. Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Fairfield County
Sikorsky
Squth Avenue
Sikorsky Bridgeport
Lee Johnson
United Fund
Sikorsky Aircraft Division
United Aircraft Corporation
Norman L Lovellette
John J. O'Keefe
Cary, Peign
Tovelletts
Fair Geld County
Bridgeport Weather Ahead Sunny Mild With Low 40s
Weather Bureau reports Bridgeport and vicinity will be sunny and milder today with a high near 70 and a cool night with 40s. Tuesday looks pleasant with near zero precipitation. Light variable winds tonight. Yesterday’s high 60, low 42. Barometer 30.31, humidity 62. Almanac notes October 29, day 303 of the year.
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Bridgeport
Bam
Desperado Capture Triggers Woman and Child Search
FBI search intensifies for missing Maryland woman Linda Mae Peugeot and her two year old daughter L Mae after arrest of Stanley B. Hass Jr. in Waterloo Iowa. Newly found evidence ties to a Cadillac car and purse found at a cafe scene. Hass faces federal kidnapping charges linked to prior Pennsylvania cases and an Allegheny County jail escape. Authorities say clues point to ongoing investigation while public details remain limited.
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Iowa
FBI
Tion Nouge
Lhis
Holtman
Elabe
Ube
Oflpaie Cafe
Stanley B. Hoss Jr
Huss
Wadlenick
Hass
Ering Polire
le Cefe
Waterloo
Childl
Linda Mae Peugeot
Maryland
Hoss
Peugeot
L. Mae
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Neis
Verona
Joseph Zanella
Karen Mal
Allegheny County
Pittburgh
Malgott
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles H. Rehorst
Waterco Prce Department
Penugeots
FRY
Evan. Holtman
U.S
Save Fairfielder Boat After Long Hunt in Sound
Fairfield resident James Borona, 26, was rescued by Coast Guard after his disabled 14-foot runabout drifted in rough seas off Crane's Neck Long Island. A Coast Guard helicopter, aiding the Saturday search, spotted the craft seven miles from Penfield reef and towed him aboard to safety.
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Fairfield
Tee Cord
Cosat Guard
Long Island
James Bordna
Coast Guard
Crane's Neck
Penfield Reef
Pairfield
Joseph Studora
John, Serkaols
Foe Steps Up Attacks Near Saigon AsU S Reports
Communist forces launched heavy rocket and mortar assaults against American and South Vietnamese positions for a second day. The U S Command reported 26 shellings Sunday night after a peak Saturday, with eight wounded and no deaths. Four clashes northwest of Saigon left 43 enemy killed with no U S losses. South Vietnamese troops claimed 30 enemy killed in two Mekong Delta ground fights as Air Force B 52 bombers hit targets from northwest of Saigon to the highlands. Wheeler, head of the Joint Chiefs, arrived to review the war effort and suggested the delta remains strategically important to the enemy. He eyed possible further U S troop withdrawals. In Cambodia area, U S infantrymen routed a company of infiltrators.
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Saigon
U.S
Nno
South Nineniets
Mekong Delta
Air Force
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wheeler
Delta
U.S. Sth
Ion
Vietnam
Cambodia
Wilson Names Two Overlords In Labor Government Shakeup
Prime Minister Harold Wilson unveils a government reshuffle designating Anthony Wed gwood Benn and Anthony Crosland as senior figures to steer technology industry and regional development. Crosland will oversee local government and planning while Benn shifts toward economic and social policy, with several ministers reassigned.
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Wilson
London
Harold Wilson
Anthony Wedgewood Benn
Anthony Ceosland
Vassar
Labor Party
George Thomson
Britain
Michael Stewart
Thomson
Lord Chalfant
Foreign Office
Haruld Lever
Linkletter Blames LSD For Daughter's Death
Television personality Art Linkletter said his 20 year old daughter Diane died after plunging from a West Hollywood apartment window and charged that LSD intoxication and manufacture caused her death. He said she had recently associated with Hollywood youths who experimented with the drug and urged parents to heed the warning, noting he hoped to spare others a similar tragedy. Linkletter, 57, spoke in Denver shortly after being told of the death and said the tale must be told to prevent loss of a wonderful life.
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Hollyway
Art Linkletter
Diane Linkletter
West Hollywood
Linkletter
Diane
Linklester
Denver
Ald
Thad
Four Held in UB Drug Raid Seizing Large Marijuana Cache
Bridgeport tactical unit and state narcotics squad raided Bruel Hall dorm at the University of Bridgeport near midnight. Three students and a fourth man, said to be in the armed forces, were arrested on narcotics and marijuana possession with intent to sell charges. Bail set at 5,003 dollars. Names include Jan Vanetten, George Goguel, Allan Tamsay, and Michael Rowse. Others involved listed as police and officers.
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Pete Mastronardi
Bridgeport
Bruel Hall
University of Bridgeport
Poline
Brandford Rubenstein
Incal Tactical Unit
Thom
Jan Vanetten
Monticello
N.Y
George Goguel
Gardner
Mass
Allan Tamsay
Teancomh
Michael Rowse
Rubenstein
Hatrolmen
al Best
Stephen Cassidy
Roger Fal- Teotie
Fred DiNepoli
Floyd, Pellegrino
Nixon on Verge of Something Says Possible End to War
Senator Hugh Scott on Face the Nation hinted a possible de facto cease fire in Vietnam and noted progress could be military and diplomatic. He warned one more offensive might occur before enemy defeat, with news not ready to reveal. Vice President Agnew echoed cautious peace efforts and Vietnamization, urging North Vietnam to engage.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Senate
Scott
Pennsylvania
CBS
Paris
Nixon
Thermo
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
United States
ABC
North Vietnam
Belfast clashes end as tear gas used on militant Protestants
A second clash in 12 hours as Royal Marines and police dispersed about 250 militant Protestants marching to the Martyrs Memorial Church of Rev. Paisley in Belfast. A soldier was shot in the hand, several arrests made, and earlier rioters hurled bricks while crowds gathered outside Paisley’s church.
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Northern Ireland
Logas
New Martyrs Memorial Church
Lav Paisley
Templemoor Ave
Bob Jones
Bob Jones University
Greenville
D.C
Royal Marines
Londonderry
Paisley
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