Death List Threat Targets Hong Kong Officials and Media
An underground terror group in Hong Kong published a death list naming six prominent anti Communist figures including Paul Tsiu and two legislative councilors, plus two newspaper executives and a village elders' chairman. Lam Bun, a radio comedian, and his brother were killed in a car bombing and arson as police report escalating terrorist deaths.
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Romney Postpones Europe Trip to Focus on Domestic issues
Gov. George Romney of Michigan said he would delay his planned September Europe trip to address U.S. city conditions and priorities. He plans to visit Europe in November after a Michigan legislature session, and to spend Christmas with troops in Asia. He warned that respect for law and order is slipping and urged public officials to confront domestic housing, jobs, education, and health problems.
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Viet Observers Leaving Tonight for Vietnam Campaign
Washington AP reports a group of American observers chosen to track the war score and campaign in Vietnam sails tonight at 7 p.m. President Johnson directs the mission as the nation prepares for the upcoming national election.
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Gl Killed in N. Korean Attack Near DMZ
SEOUL AP North Korean forces attacked a U S army unit in daylight near the demilitarized zone killing one American soldier and three others of the U N command and wounding 25 others the command announced Some U S soldiers were among the wounded and other victims were South Korean civilians employed by the American army.
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Wilson reshuffles British cabinet to meet economic crisis
London reports Prime Minister Wilson plans a major ministerial shakeup to appoint and dismiss up to two dozen officials, aiming to show no change in foreign policy and no intention to devalue. Key figures George Brown and James Callaghan likely remain, as unemployment nears 600,000 amid fiscal strain. Noel Clark gains final divorce from Senator Joseph Clark.
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Fate Unknown for 14 Sky Divers Lost in Lake Erie
Byron Beard reports 14 sky divers vanish after an 18-man jump from a B25 Mitchell bomber over Lake Erie amid rain and high winds. Coast Guard teams, aircraft, and 21 boats search a 100-square mile area as survivors and artifacts are scarce.
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Auto Union: Outlook Bleak Ahead of Strike Deadline
DETROIT UPI The United Auto Workers accuse auto makers of lagging compared with past bargaining and call the outlook ominous with only nine days remaining before the strike deadline.
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Congo Air Raids Target Mercenary Base at Bukavu
Four Congolese air force T 28 fighters raided mercenary positions at Bukavu using rockets and machineguns over three days. The operation followed stalled negotiations for the mercenaries to leave and amid Mobutu’s push to reorganize Congo’s air force with Italian trained pilots. Radio Bukavu stayed on air as officials assess impact. no success reports yet.
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Threat to Democracy Is Feared in Vietnam Election
AP report from TAN AN and surrounding areas describes fears that Vietnam’s September 13 presidential vote may not yield a free choice. Officials newly pressured over loyalties, including Major Nguyen Van Xanh ousted after questioners pressed about military leaders’ incomes, while Thieu and Ky dominate election posters. observers warn of possible voting irregularities with special soldier voting booths in some districts.
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Fallout Shelter Test Was Success in Athens Experiment
Almost 1,000 volunteers held for 24 hours in a civil defense fallout shelter near the University of Georgia produced highly organized results. Dr. John Hammes called the test the most successful ever, noting rapid formation of a shelter structure and leadership roles guided by a training handbook.
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Pentagon Shuts Down Their Aim in Washington Protest
A coalition of antiwar groups announced a mass demonstration in Washington on October 21 to shut down the Pentagon. The National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam said thousands will disrupt the center of the U S war machine and move from protest to collective resistance, aiming to fill hallways and block entrances at the defense department HQ.
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Chuckle on mistaken identity and a shy smile
A lighthearted note recalls a young lover feeling aged when a girl smiled back, mistaken for one of her father’s friends. The humorous moment reflects social awkwardness and playful awkwardness in youthful romance.
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Viet Vote Seen Basis Of Attack
The communists intensified mortar and rocket attacks in South Vietnam killing 10 U.S. Marines and injuring 106, with 12 helicopters destroyed or damaged. The strikes hit Marine bases near Da Nang and Dong Ha amid a broader campaign likely aimed at dampening South Vietnamese turnout for next Sunday's presidential election.
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Chilly Morning in Eastern Iowa Sets Record Lows
Morning temperatures across northeast and north central Iowa neared record lows with Dubuque at 45 and Des Moines 49 while Cedar Rapids logged 54. The Midwest saw a low of 37 at Hibbing, Minn as clear skies prevailed in Iowa except northwest. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, lows 57 to 62, and Tuesday highs around 80 with a 20 percent shower chance.
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