Allied and enemy losses grow as Vietnam raids persist
Reports recount U S and allied strikes on North Vietnam and in South Vietnam with 178 enemy battalions totaling about 112 500 main force troops and more than 52 000 enemy casualties this year. U S air missions totaled 121 with 33 cargo barges 16 bridges 13 antiaircraft guns and a downed F105 Thunderchief. Saigon area clashes left 15 killed and five captured while Marines in Prairie report 742 enemy killed since Aug 2. South Korea's Tiger Division claims 321 Communists killed and 112 captured in five days of fighting.
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South
Viet Nam
U.S
N. Viet
USS
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
South Korea
Tiger Division
Novices Vie for Assembly Rule in S. Viet
South Viet Nam holds an Assembly session as Nguyen Ba Luong acts as president pro tem and Ngo Dinh Diem era constitutional aims loom. Premier Cao Ky outlines three goals including defeating Communists and rural development as Thieu praises a legal democratic government.
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Bridgeport Symphony
Assembly
Fairfield
Lee Venora
Bridgeport
South Edy Star
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Vloes
Nguyen Ba Luong
Iotem
Nguyen van Thieu
South Viet Nam
Fairfield primary results and district margins reported
Party endorsed candidates won key races in Fairfield with Fennell carrying two districts and McKinney taking the Third by 70 votes and the Sixth by 61. Burows led in four of six Assembly districts while Cole led in two. Gormley urged Republican unity after returns. District turnout figures by area accompany the results. The East Side junior football league opens season Sunday at Hedges Stadium with four 12 to 14 year old teams coached by Mulvey Zito Zaccagnini Schultz Krasinski Caiola Reeves Parker.
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Fennell
Cole
Gormley
Joseph T. Gormley
GOP
Sackett Tyler T
East Side
Hedges Stadium
Paul Mulvey
Casper Zito
Giants
George Zaccagnini
Chuck Schultz
Steelers
Leo Krasinski
Joe Caiola
Joe Reeves
Bears
Ernie Parker
Colts
American Faces Airline Strike At Dawn Today
American Airlines workers voted 139 to 186 against a contract offer. TWA set a 6:45 a.m. EDT strike deadline nationwide. Mediation efforts by Francis A. O'Neill aimed to avert a walkout as talks continue over wage and fringe benefits amid federal mediation.
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American
TWA
Eastern
National
Trans World
United
Northwest Airlines
Américan
Federal Mediation Board
Francis A. O'Neill
United States
Canada
Mexico
United Air Lines
Johnson
Farbstein Leads In Manhattan Primary Rerun
In the Manhattan 18th congressional district rerun, Rep. Leonard Farbstein holds a 12,971 to 10,073 lead over Councilman Theodore Weiss with 170 of 256 precincts reporting. Farbstein, 63, backs the administration Vietnam policy. Weiss advocates ending bombing, negotiating with the Viet Cong.
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New York
Leonard Farbstein
Manhattan
18Th
Farbstein
Theodore Weiss
House
Weiss
Viet Nam
Hospital Opera Benefit Gets Mimi Benzell Salute
Park City's hospital Night at the Opera benefit was saluted as Mimi Benzell hosted Luncheon with Mimi from Mermaid Tavern Stratford Motor Inn. Benzell and Jack Haskell entertained 200 women while police aided her after a breakdown. the event highlights La Traviata at American Shakespeare Theatre on Nov 12 with proceeds by hospital volunteers.
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Jack Haskell
Mimi Benzell
Mim
Park City “Hospital
Stratford
Motor Inn
S. James Baum
Fairfield
James E. Thurmond
Henry B. DuPont
Park City
Miri Benzell
WNBC
Mimi
Mermaid Tavern
Stratford Motor Inn
Miss Benzell
Norwalls
Connecticut
Miss
Benzell
Mr. Haskell
Opera
American Shakespeare Theater
Metropolitan Opera National Company
Eddie Anderson
State Of City Report Set For Chamber Lunch
Mayor Curran will deliver a state of city address at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on October 14 in the University of Bridgeport student center. The talk will cover airport development, the middle school plan, Route 25 relocation, city progress, the new police headquarters, and future plans.
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Curran
Chamber Commerce
University of Bridgeport
Bassick high students claim UFO was only a balloon
About 3 15 Monday afternoon four Bassick high school pupils reported a hovering object at Harborview and Fairfield avenues. They identified a plastic bag filled with hot air as the object, later confirmed by Fred Kollman who watched it from Mohican Valley Concrete. The bag, two to three feet across, drifted about 500 feet below clouds at 4000 feet and disappeared over Long Island Sound.
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Bassick High School
Harborview
Fairfield Avenues
Pete Graessle
Fred Kollman
Pearl Harbor
Mohican Valley Concrete Company
Ardmore Street
Kollman
Depths of India's Kolar Gold Fields Revealed
The Government of India Tourist Office notes that workers can descend 10,600 feet into the Kolar gold fields in the Southern region, a depth seven times the height of the Empire State Building.
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Kolar
India
Empire State Building
Government of India Tourist Office
Liuzzo Killing Trial Sees Klansmen Convicted in Federal Case
In a one day testimony session defense and prosecution argued over Rowe and Wilkins. Gary Rowe testified he helped in the Liuzzo slaying but was not called as a witness this time. Authorities tied the shot to a .38 pistol owned by Thomas and noted a muffler stop near the crime scene. Hilda Clarke won Stamford’s 158th House District Republican primary defeating Carl Becker as turnout reached about one third of voters.
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FBI
Liuzzo
Gary Thomas Rowe
Birmingham
Klan
Thomas
Wilkins
William Orville Eaton
Flowers
Rowe
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Brighton
Richmond Flowers
Detroit
Hilda Clarke
Stamford
Stamfod
Hilda S. Clarke
Carl A. Becker
RIK Tn Ae
Rudolf Scores Over Shostak in GOP Primary
Rudolf defeats Shostak by 1 622 to 1 424 in the 146th Assembly district GOP primary the only city wide Republican race with about 31 percent turnout. Shostak and Rudolf pledged support for the general election as Bard upset Roberto for the party nomination in the city.
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Francis J. DiScala
Peter Dennant
Senate
Rudolf
Shostak
Roberto—San DiPasquale
DePantilis
Newman
DiScala
Dennant
Rudolf-Shostak
Rep
Norwalk
Mr. Rudolf
Bard
Roberto
American Legion
Edna Orlins
Silvermine
Ponus' Ridge
Winnipauk
West Rocks
Cranbury
John Vigilante
New Canaan Avenue
Challenger Wins In Greenwich Republican Primary
Albert Crockett defeated Mrs Mary Belknap in the new 153rd House District Republican primary. The tally was 856 to 671 as about one third of eligible voters cast ballots.
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Greenwich
Albert
Crocketti
Mary Belknap
153Rd
Party Choices Win In Waterbury Vote
Nelson P. Hart and Anthony Vitarelli, party endorsed, win Republican primaries in Waterbury districts 87 and 88. Hart defeats John J. Bergin Jr. 316 to 50. Vitarelli defeats Michael Cale 399 to 121. Democrats hold a 2 to 1 voter registration edge in Waterbury. The city has eight House districts.
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Waterbury
Nelson P. Hart
Anthony Vitarelli
Hart
John J. Bergin Jr
Vitarelli
Michael Cale
Johnson may join Manila summit leaders in Philippines
President Johnson is invited to attend the Manila meeting in the Philippines on or after October 18 with chiefs of state and government. The gathering includes troops from the Philippines, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, and South Vietnam, totaling hundreds of thousands, shaping a broader effort amid Vietnam conflict diplomacy. Fulbright questions value, favors follow up to Goldberg bombing halt. Johnson weighs possible Far East trip, including Australia and Korea, with a potential Saigon stop.
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Philippines
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Honolulu
Johnson
Hawaii
Cory
Fulbright
Arkansan
U.S
Viet Nam
Manila
Japan
India
Pakistan
Marcos
Paul VI
United Nations
United States
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Viet Nam
Goldberg
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Nianila
Far East
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
West Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Asia
Korea
Saigon
Bobbies and Families Fly In to Say Hello
New York police from New York City Westchester and Nassau Counties welcomed a plane load of British officers and their families at Kennedy Airport. The 126 aboard included about 85 policemen. The two week visit is part of International Police Association exchanges.
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New York
City
Westchester
Nassau
Kennedy Airport
Alex Flett
London
Inez Passes South of Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
The tropical storm Inez was forecast to pass about 60 miles south of St. Croix and near Ponce Puerto Rico early Wednesday The storm center was near latitude 18.3 north longitude 62.9 west moving west at 10 15 mph St Kitts reported no damage as Inez approached The storm follows Hurricane Cleo which struck Guadeloupe August 22 1964 causing millions in damage and dozens killed No mainland landfall seen yet a new disturbance appeared 1 000 miles east of Trinidad with potential to develop further
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St. Croix
U.S
Virgin Islands
Ponce
P.R
San Juan
P.R. Inez
St. Kitts
Leeward Islands
Pan American World Airways
Cleo
Florida
Guadeloupe
Not Yes Man Katzenbach Says (Continued From Page One)
Katzenbach faced questions on whether he can be a devil’s advocate within State Department councils. He agreed to try, noting advisers’ unanimity makes him nervous. He said he admires Secretary Rusk, and that he accepted the cabinet post because the President asked him to serve.
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Bright
Katzenbach
State Department
Fulbright
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
George W. Ball
Rusk
Viet Nam
God
Sen. Bourke
B. Hickenlooper
Lowa
Vatican Mission To Viet Nam Sought As Peace Bid
Archbishop Pignedoli said the Vatican mission to Saigon carries a papal message of peace and urges closer study of Catholic relations with other religions. The trip aims for direct Catholic presence in Vietnam and meetings with non Christians as needed. Agricultural economists estimate US insect losses at 133.6 million annually.
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Pignedoli
Luigi Dossenam
Vatican Secretariat of State
Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
Viet Nam
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Saigon
Ecumenical Council
GE Here Expects 270 To End Walkout Today
About 20 workers at the GE power plant in Erie are expected to return as 270 tool shop workers nationwide pause a walkout. Local 203 of the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers led the action, protesting pay and benefits while GE reportedly calls the offer inadequate.
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General Electric Company
Louis J. Santoianni
Terday
Cal
Electrical, Radio and Machine
United Electrical, Radio and Workers
Machine Workers of America
Sokol
Hallett Street
AGE
AUE
New York
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