Vast Atlantic Hurricane Dora Strikes Toward Florida and Georgia
Historic weather alert reports Dora threatening Palm Beach to Lauderdale with gale warnings and hurricane watch. Cape Kennedy rockets removed from launch pads as Florence and Ethel churn Atlantic seas, while evacuees seek shelter along the coast and space programs brace for impact.
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Bronswack
Jacksonville
Cape Kennedy
Gantry
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Bora
Titan 2
Atlas
Delta
Centaur
Council Backs City Land Buy Plan at $110000
Aldermen approve a plan to purchase land for 110000 with funding potentially drawn from a previously approved 750000 reserve from the budget rollover. Council members discuss source of funds and reference existing public parking and Water Street site acquisitions.
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McGuinness
Brown
Yenich
Ise
Johnson Taylor Session Discuss Viet Nam Policy
Johnson and Taylor described a preliminary, informal meeting with plans for a formal summit among top advisers and the President. A note on War policy and regional stability in Saigon is tied to financing for local projects and police headquarters. Japan sending baby buggies to the U.S.
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Penmimit
Saipan
Central High
Toray
Sianle
U. S
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Central Atlons
Columbus
Sora
Ely
Roosevelt School
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saigon
Efly
Taylor
South Viet Nam
Record Christmas spending seen this year
Economists from an Insurance Company forecast record U S Christmas spending for the last quarter of the year totaling about 111 billion. They cited tax cut effects from early this year and noted consumers shifted savings to purchases while retailers should expect stronger demand during the Christmas season.
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New York
Econs Gmntots
Beams Collapse Injures Two at Newtown School
Two workers were hurt when beams fell at a Newtown School project. The beams were to support the cafeteria area. Superintendent Cappalli said most workers had left for the day moments before the accident. State Trooper James Costello and Newtown constables Hiram Hanlon and Swelyn Lane investigated.
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Calateria
Cappalli
James Costello
Newtown
Hiram Hanlon
Swelyn Lane
Uruguay Breaks Ties With Cuba
Uruguay breaks relations with Cuba amid OAS expulsion drama as Cuba vows to go it alone in the Western Hemisphere. OAS condemns Cuban efforts to topple Venezuela and calls for diplomatic and trade sanctions though no deadline is set. Mexico says it will maintain ties with Cuba amid doubts about the OAS action.
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OAS
Washington
Fidel Gastre
Venezuela
Havana
Chic
Bolivia
Adotty Lopes Mateos
Castro
Cuna
Mexico
Auto Talks In Climax As UAW GM Chrysler Seek Breakthrough
Negotiations between the UAW and General Motors and Chrysler stretched into the final hours as observers noted tense bargaining and sporadic signals from company reps. The Big Three had proposed three year contracts to replace earlier deals, with government data placing auto workers at about 4.01 dollars per hour base wage plus benefits.
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UAW
General Motors
Alka
Gil
Chrysler
Heather
Poaulot
Thast
Reuther
Comsat Makes Airy Debut on the Big Board
Comsat stock began trading briskly on the New York Stock Exchange with a volatile session. Shares opened near 46 and fluctuated, ending around 46.97 amid strong demand from institutional and private investors, as Comsat eyes Europe North America traffic next spring in a government assisted private enterprise.
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Comsat
Hat
Europe - North America
New York Stock Exchange
Oughly
Milien
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph Co
Comat Specialia
Henry Picoli
Sanion
Picali, Calufield & Co
San Francisco
Paccific Emast
Midwest Stack Exchange
Chicago
Cers
Camsar
Leo D. Welch
Joseph V. Charyk
Welch
Keith Funston
Stork Exchange
Comsat Ihe
Phillies Sign Battery Duo From Minor Ranks
The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signings of Garth Dragan, 20, catcher from Malone North Carolina, and Larry Colton, 22, right handed pitcher from West Chester California. Dragan, a left handed hitter, was signed by Scout Eddie Sawyer. Colton, a University of California graduate, was signed by Paul Owens. Assigned to Bakersfield in the California league, the pair join the Phillies organization as they build their minor league depth.
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UPI
Thiladelphia Phillies
Garth Dragan
Mal
N. C
Larry Colton
West Chester
Caiif
Bakersfield
California
Dragon
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Colian
Ing
University of California
Paul Owens
Cyprus Crisis Warns Of Potential Blowup Dangers
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned Cyprus resembles an open powder barrel with everyone puffing around it. He noted new factors such as Makarios sending a delegation to Moscow and Greek Cypriots tightening a Turkish blockade, risking renewed conflict as Turkey and Greece face off over Cyprus.
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Washington
Dean Accheson
Cyprus
Acheson
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
Makarios
Moscow
United Nations
Turkey
Greece
Asis
Kokina-Mansura
U.S
Geneva
Dry Run to Resume A Testing Amid Nuclear Debate
The United States Deputy Energy and Defense agencies say they will have a plan ready within months to resume atmospheric nuclear testing if Russia abrogates the 1963 treaty. A test-horizon on Johnston Island in the Pacific is cited with operations planned for mid October and early November, pending formal decisions.
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Washington
Energy Commission
Ment
U.S
Johnston
mid-Pacific
Senate
Johnston Island
Pacific
Oies
Russia
United States
Open Space Proposals Unopposed in Fairfield
Fairfield officials heard open space designations for 118 acres along Sound View Avenue and Melville Drive. Proponents argue the move preserves the character, prevents tax-driven land loss, and sustains local property values while opponents cite potential tax impacts, traffic, and devaluation concerns from residents and the Wood property case.
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Fairfield
Williams
Hall
Tvesham Hill
S. Hirsch
Brunklawn
Herbert H. Meyer
Héacre Poll
Sound View Avenue
Sarah Wakeman
Mc Hirsch
Aisa
Actan Pte
Anne F
SF Aiwemd
Philip ¥. Reinhart
Wood
Opien
Tae
Lucie Melinney
White House Garden To Honor Mrs Kennedy
The garden at the White House will be dedicated to Mrs. John F. Kennedy and named for her. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson announced the project, stating completion is planned for mid October. The garden cost about 14100 and will be funded by federal and White House Historical Association resources.
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White House
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
U.S. Park Service
Ear
Firemen battle dock blaze amid creosote poles
Dense smoke from creosote soaked poles at the dock hampered firefighting. Electric lines near the area prompted officials to consider shutting power as trains and passengers were affected by delays. Fire Chief and assistants coordinated efforts to extinguish flames with water streams and a portable compressor used to bore through asphalt and poles.
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Ed Arar
New Traven Railroad
Chlef Fredierick Zwerlein
Jennings
Long Island
Port Jefferson
Jetey
California Street
3 Day Convention Of State Labor Heads Here Today
A three day state labor convention gathers with speakers including Senator Dodd and Mr. Lodge on Thursday morning. COPE delegates plan endorsements of congressional candidates and a 1985 legislative program report. Paul Hall of the Seafarers Union will address at noon, with Cornell secretary treasurer Joseph C. Bober presenting the annual report. Governor Dempsey and labor commissioner Renato Ricci will speak in sessions. Friday features Daniel J. Gallagher and Senator Ribbot addressing the assembly before adjournment.
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Jo Sep M. Rourké
Afl-Cio
COPE
Cope Gialt
Paul Hall
Seafarers International Union of North America
Joseph C. Bober
Cornell
Dempsey
Renato E. Ricelu
Daniel J. Gallagher
Council
Ribbott
Teporta
Educe- Pee Humus Rights
Union
GOP Leaders Push Fight Over Rural Bloc In Reapportionment
The House faces a critical vote as GOP leaders push to block a Democratic reapportionment plan backed by rural Republicans and Democrats. After days of talks, leaders seek a compromise before a federal court deadline while the party splits over a 230 member House, weighted voting, and a November general election for the Assembly.
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Assembly
Senate
Hanis
Crucus
GOP
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Margix Hogan
A Burrington
Benjamin L. Barringer
John M. Batley
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Federal Court
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Ome
Republica
Niis
Hogan
Ren. Barringer
Wwe
Rap Shea
Penplé Wan
House Iurhciary
Ahred Bingham
Sa- Fer
Democrats
Judiciary
Shea
Alreagty
Ovid
Harford
USA
Bailey
Newton Washington
Harvard
Daley
Pee ‘Ore
Norwalk Community College Extends Entrance Tests
Norwalk Community College extends a second testing session due to high turnout. Dean Everett J L Bakar confirms tests will be held tomorrow at 7 pm at Thutt Way. Registrants will be notified of results Friday morning to proceed with late registrations for entering and second-year students through 9 pm Friday.
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Norwalk Community College
Consortium Formed for German Italian Fighter Engines
An Anglo German consortium to build engines for the VAKISIN strike fighter is formed. Rolls Royce and Bristol Siddeley join MAN Turbometeren while Berlin and Tehran discuss an approach to Iran amid competition from American manufacturers.
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UP1
Hes Bran
Rolls Rayté Ami Bristol Siddeley
Britain
MAN
Germany
Win
Defense Ministry
Manufesc
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