U S Copters Kill 4 Allies By Mistake
In the Mekong Delta U S Army gunship helicopters supporting Vietnamese infantry fired near ground troops, killing four and wounding six. An investigation was underway as authorities cited mixed reports on enemy casualties and troop movements across Danang and Minh Duc areas amid a broader redeployment of divisions.
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Ituc
US Probe Finds No Violation in Aveo Union Vote
The US Department of Labor reports no violation of election laws in last May's Aveenegoracian union election at Aveo Local Wl in Steiford. Regional director Naumolf states the case is closed and no resignations contemplated. The letter was sent to the local and to the union's national headquarters, amid a contest by West Maven claimant Fernandez.
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Levenmuigslivision
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Ishaigh
Banjamin
Fernanden
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Toseph Ciuci
Mlafi
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Wreis
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Justice Dept
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Weather Summary From The Weather Hole Report
Weather from The Weather Hole shows Bridgeport vicinity with partial sunshine and milder temps today becoming cloudy tonight. High winds and showers possible before dawn tomorrow. daytime showers 10 to 20 percent today and tonight. Tide times listed for today and tomorrow. date noted as October 10. year day count 284 with fall season underway.
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Tridgeport
Stinny
Simawhal
Nghean
BHA Plans to Boost Policing at Projects
Bridgeport Housing Authority seeks stronger policing at projects citing local violence. CEP funds may add five tenant relation advisers and three protection services with watchmen acting as special police. Day care center approved for Barnum Apartments with state rent support. relocation of existing offices planned.
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Mass Arrests Expected In Thieu Overthrow Plot
A failed coup against South Vietnam President Thieu prompted a high official source to predict mass arrests of Vietnamese officers. Thieu’s spokesman denied knowledge of any coup attempt, while U.S. Embassy said it had no information on an abortive coup. The source said several majors had been arrested and many more were expected in the coming days.
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Li Cempe
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Ion
Associat al Press
Quinber
Fairfield RTM Rejects Move to Bay Park Site
Fairfield RTM votes down a proposal to requisition land for parks near Bayherry and Applesate roads. The measure, introduced by Stanley Garro of the 5th District, aimed to prevent pond filling and drainage issues on a four lot tract owned by Nepry and Sons. The plan was opposed by residents and supported by Robert Champagne, Claude Blum, and others. a letter from RTM member Charles Needle was read in support. The vote fell short at the special meeting held at Grasmere School.
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Camille and Sons
Robert Champagne
Leonard GC
Blum
Committee of Public
Win Fairheld Lim
Wake‘Works and Planning
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Rice Rtm
Charles Needle
Hand Grenade Attack in Cave Sparks Jewish Arab Tensions
In Jerusalem the Cave of the Patriarchs bombing wounded 39 Jews, provoking street clashes as Arabs protested daylong prayer clashes with Jewish worship. Hebron officials condemned the act while authorities detained several Arabs amid ongoing tensions after recent attacks in Tel Aviv.
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Johnson orders sale of jets to Israel
President Johnson instructed Secretary Rusk to begin negotiations with Israel to sell up to 4074 supersonic Phantom jets. The move, backed by Congress in a foreign aid bill, aims to provide Israel a deterrent against Arab aggression and follow U S policy to support regional defense while easing overall aid levels.
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Pinin
Bush pilot flies for aid after arm severed in crash
Brian Steed, a missionary-turned bush pilot, narrated from a Port Arthur hospital how his pontoon plane lost a propeller, severing his arm. He bound a tourniquet, crawled back to the cockpit, and flew four miles to Green Water Lake for medical help. An engineer then flew him 80 miles to Port Arthur for treatment.
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Tigers win decisive game in World Series comeback
The Belvoir Tigers tied the World Series by routing the Cardinals in the third inning and winning 4 0 in St Louis. Dick McAuliffe and Mickey Stanley sparked a 4 run burst, Horton hit a bases loaded slam, and Jim Northrup doubled. Denny McLain pitched deep into the game.
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Senate Fight Seen Today On Measure
The House passed a bill to enable televised debates among the three major presidential candidates. CBS offered one hour of prime time on four Sundays before the election for a face-off, with network meetings to set format. Senate plans to resume debate amid talk of a filibuster. passage awaited.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
N&c
Ballard Foundry Workers Elect USW To Represent
The United Steel Workers of America won the right to represent 180 Ballard Foundry employees in a National Labor Relations Board election. The vote was 17 in favor and 7 against. USW officials said the company should recognize the union as bargaining agent for production workers. Some machine shop employees had already joined the union. A previous attempt to organize workers at Ballard last June failed by 3 to nine votes.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Andrew J. Panigix
Teul
Mir. Hanliths
Bullard Company
Seaside Park Complex Proposed To Replace 3 Existing Buildings
Seaside Park officials weigh replacing three aging structures with a multi use complex at Park Avenue front to consolidate seniors center refreshment stand toilets showers and changing facilities. The plan would remove current facilities housed in three buildings due for extensive repairs and costly upgrades. The Department of Recreation support followed by a letter from William D.B. McBride citing federal funds for the project.
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Curran
Font of
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Thearnal
Park
Recreation
William DB. Me.Bride
Park Board
McBride
Military regime seizes Peru oil field complex
Peru's revolutionary military government confiscated the $200 million oil field refinery and related property of International Petroleum Corp a subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey. President Velasco Alvarado announced entry into Tala refinery and possession of the entire complex amid the expropriation and nationalization drive with wide potential repercussions for U.S. relations and foreign investment.
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Indus
Juan Velosto Alvarado
Pms
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Washington
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Prasy
Senate approves gun control deal amid renewed ban talk
The Senate backed a compromise to ban all interstate sales of firearms and ammunition while excluding specific and shotgun ammo. Critics warned it would fail to curb crime, with Rep. MacGregor predicting a House fight and Sen. Hruska optimistic about passage despite opposition. Continued on Page Ter.
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