Honduran forces clash with Cuban snipers in Tegucigalpa
The Honduran government claims Cuban communists led a four hour assault by snipers and army units in Tegucigalpa. Four Cubans were captured and two were killed, with reports of up to eight bodies seen. The military says forces are now in control as reinforcements patrol the city.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Avera
Gustavo Acosta Mevia
Labrmation
i-Government
Jost Lel
Tne
Oswaldo Lopez Arellana
Fn Cantera
Lopez Arellana
Liberal Party
Acasia Mejia
Toelay
Anver- Twin City
Tegueipalpa
Litem
Diring
Jorge Fidel Duron
Ramon Villeda Morales
Weather Summary for Hare Team Today and Tonight
Mostly sunny with continued warm conditions. Daytime highs near 80 to 85 degrees, tonight’s low around 55. Humidity moderate, barometer reading at 8 p.m. indicates fair conditions. Monday sunrise at 5 54 a.m and sunset 5 25 p.m.
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Thesdas
Bridgeport Man Killed By Auto on Yonkers Parkway
Thomas J. Halloren of Bridgeport died after being struck by a car on the Cross-Westchester Parkway in Yonkers New York. He was standing near the shoulder when the auto swerved and hit him. Funeral services set for Wednesday with a solemn high Requiem Mass at St Augustine's Cathedral and burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Survivors include his parents and paternal grandmother. He was a native of Bridgeport and attended Fairfield University and Fordham University, having recently completed a six month Army tour.
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Cer Oll
Bridgeport
United Hospital
Yonkers
NA Y
Cross-Westchester Parkway
N.Y
Thomas J. Halloren
Beechwood Avenue
Mullins and Redgate
Park Ayenve
St. Augustine's Cathereal
Burjlal
St. Michael's Cemetery
Pradocate
Fairfield Universiy
Halloren
Fordham University
New York
US. Arms
J. Thomas Hallores
Mary E. Haleloren
Norwalk
New York Giants
Koufax
Jess
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Dodger
Imark
St. Louis
Cardiorigio
Bobby Richardson
Bus Sandy
Five Die in Connecticut Weekend Traffic Toll
The state traffic deaths rose to five as incidents over the weekend claimed lives in Connecticut. Martha Howes of Sarasota Florida, 21, a University of Connecticut coed, was killed when her car crashed into a rock ledge during a turn.
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Connecticut
Tod Martha Howes
Sarasota, Fla
Fischer Quintuplets Gain Weight At St Luke's
In Aberdeen five Fischer quintuplets continue tube and bottle feeding at St Luke's hospital Mary Ann the first born grew to 1 pound 4 ounces Jamies Andrew the only boy weighs 4 pounds 13 ounces they were born September 14 to Mr and Mrs Andreiy Fischer all are said to be gaining slowly and expected to go home around 5 1 2 pounds each as doctors guide their growth
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Aberdeen
Bate
Mary Ann
Moon
St. Luke's Hospital
Jamies Andrew
Andreiy Fischer
Deviors
Mrs Nhu Father Criticizes Her Power Madness
In Washington on the eve of Mrs Ng Dinh Nhu’s arrival, her father accuses South Viet Nam's regime of misusing American aid to suppress the people. He calls his daughter a key propagandist and labels junior officers “little soldiers of fortune.” The interview includes calls for a Senate inquiry into South Viet Nam’s actions as Keating urges a full investigation.
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Washington
Get
Ng Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Family Today
Tran van Chuang
America
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam i
Diem
Radiotelevision
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Ior
Keating
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Foreign Relaions Committee
South
A.u.s. Air Force
U.S
Koulax Triumphs as Dodgers Sweep Yanks 4th Game, 2-1
Dodgers conquer Yankees 4 games to none as Sandy Koufax outduels Whitey Ford. Frank Howard and Mickey Mantle homer, with Joe Pepitone errors and Willie Davis keying the decisive rally. Koufax sets a series strikeout record while Dodgers pitchers dominate.
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Jack Wand
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Sandy Koulax
Pfloning
Frank Howard
Homer
Dodgers
Joe Perpitine
Clete Boyer
Boyer
Jim Gilliam
Gilliam
Dodger
Willie Oavis
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Uelweed Tellies Koufax
Whitey Ford
Dillon Favors Sale Of Wheat To Russia
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon endorsed selling American wheat to the Soviet bloc to help balance payments. The move, likely to increase pressure on President Kennedy, adds to national debate on grain transactions with the Soviets. Dillon, a former Eisenhower official, emphasized the strategic economic impact of such sales.
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Dillon
Russia
Washington
Del
The
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Soviet Bloc
Planes Push Search for Explorers in Mexico
A week after 15 Americans vanished on an uncharted northwest Mexican river the search was widened. Planes sighted several boats but found no survivors as crews scoured a 12 mile river stretch. Missing are James Dean and Larry Davis among the expedition members who started in 32 days ago with only days of food and hope of mining camp pickups.
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Mexico
Richard Daw
Mexilo City
Barranca Cobre
Cobra Gulch
Savi Gonzalez
Geneally
Seary
Gonzalez
Chihuahua State
Chihuahua City
James Dean
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Chinuahusa
Dean
Larry Davis
Price
Davis
Chinuahua
Youths Seized by Police in Saigon Demonstration Crackdown
In Saigon on October 66 AP reports police and security forces conducted a pre dawn search and arrested three youths seen pulled from bicycles near the L S Information Office and the National Assembly square. Witnesses said the arrests appeared unprovoked as protests loomed ahead of the chamber opening and a Diem address.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
National Assembly
Neo Dinh Diem
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Da oh
A compact newspaper card teases a mixed page featuring classified ads, a 13 clue crossword, Dear Abby, Dr Brandstadt editorial, Jacoby on Bridge, obituaries, sports, Sylvia Porter column, theater news, TV and radio, and women’s news in a period tone.
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Telegram
Abby
Brandstadt
Jacoby
Keeveyeeser
Sylvia Porter
Cubans Interrupt Moscow Circus at Madison Square Garden
A small Cuban group stormed Madison Square Garden during a Moscow Circus show in New York to demand Russians leave Cuba. A Cuban girl climbed a wire ladder and unfurled a banner reading Russians Get Out of Cuba while others shouted for Soviet personnel to vacate. Police quickly intervened as about 9,000 spectators watched.
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New York
Moscow
Madison Square Garden
Cuba
Burglars Take $6000 From Fairfield Meat Store
Fairfield police said burglars cut through the roof of Leopold's Meato-grama at 4910 Black Rock Turnpike and pried open a safe containing weekend receipts. Manager Raymond Loboyits of Bridgeport found the break at about 7 45 PM last night.
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Fairfield
Leopold
Black Rock Turnpike
Raymond Loboyits
Cleveland Avenue
Bridgeport
Records Broken At Danbury Fair
The 94th Danbury Fair closed with a record crowd surpassing all prior metrics. A total of 52499 paid admissions were recorded for the day, and nine-day attendance reached 179,078, far above the 165,0829 record set in 1901. General manager Ichi W. Leahy and assistant C. Javing Jarvis praised the turnout and announced plans for 1984, noting that a downpour on the first Sunday barely dented the record. The first Sunday turnout dropped to 559 paid admissions from 49334 last year, while excellent weather in the final eight days aided overall attendance.
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Danbury
Ichi W. Leahy
C. Javing Jarvis
Voters Elect Officials Today in 11 Area Towns
Voters in 11 area towns go to polls today to elect town officials amid a state wide schedule. Stratford is among the largest communities voting today with other towns including Bethel Brookfield Danbury East Merary New Fairfield Newtown Redding and Ridgefield in Fairfield county and Bridgewater in Litchfield county. Local races cover town councils and municipal posts while some towns face upcoming consolidation votes and party ticket dynamics.
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LA Area
Torrington
Bristol
Bridgeport
New 'a+ vén
Hartford
Waterbury
Stratford
Bethe
Brooktied
Danbury
East Mearay
New Fairfield
Newtown
Redding
Ridgefield
Fairfield County
Amt
Bridgewater
Litchfield
Good Government Party
Tdemocrats
Danbucy
Sehedman
Joseph H. Sauer
Teket
Ils
Monroe
Hawaii Volcano Bases Villagers Stay on Alert Near Eruption
In Hawaii near Hilo, a volcanic eruption on Kilauea’s east slope produced a 70 foot fountain before dying to steam. About 400 residents of Pahoa remained ready to evacuate. scientists warned activity could resume. Dr James Moore reported final fissure activity dead with vigorous gasing, while a prior lava flow threatened Pahoa and pumice showered nearby forests.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kifagoa
Pahoa
Napan
Tsis
James Moore
Valeang
Moore
Puna
Vatican Council to debate birth control and medical aids
Vatican City awaits a deep discussion at the Vatican Council on birth control and medical aids. The article notes centuries old church positions, evolving Catholic conscience, and reactions across nations including the Netherlands as bishops address the issue amid population concerns and scientific advances.
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Vatican Council
Vatican City
Holland
United States
Britain
Latin América
India
Flora Threatens Bahamas as Florida Nightmare Looms
Flora, with more than 400 dead in Cuba, neared the Bahamas and Cuba as forecasts split on Florida impact. Winds of 130 mph roared around the eye, Cuban towns flooded, emergency areas declared, and Jamaica reported a death. Forecasters warned of uncertain movement, with Florida on the fringe of the storm and warnings in effect from Stuart to Everglades City.
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Miami
Fla
Flora
Cobia
Batama Islands
Cuban
Fidel Castro
al Weather Bureau
Sastrn
Central Cubs
Bahamas
Florida
Cuba
Rai- Han Emthassy
Washington
Oriente
Caribbean
Cama‘ueuey
Cuna
Camaguey
Santiago
Weather Bureau
Gordon Dunn
Milguer Castillo Palma
Rolando Brianels
Lanodilla
Las Villes
Catyapguey
Matanzas
Havane
May del Rio
Jamaica
Iquaila
Antilles
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantc
South Florida
Stuart
Everglades City
St. Auggustine
Tarpon Springs
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Autoon
N.Y. Parkway
Thomas J. Halloret
Carly Yonkers
Thomas J. Hallorew
Fischer
Koulax
Ford
White Eagle
St. Michael's Church
Casimir Prlaxki
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Hawaii Volcano
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