Robbers Loot $1.5 Million Coin Collection From Du Pont Mansion
Five hooded gunmen stormed the bayside Miami mansion of Willis du Pont and tied up the family. They looted a $1.5 million Grand Duke Mikhailovitch coin collection and about $34,000 in jewelry and cash before escaping. The attackers later spoke to du Pont during the raid.
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Willis du ‘Pont
Mikhailovitch
du Pont
C. O. Huttoe
Miren
Victor
Hans Hein
Rosa
Col
Senate
Capitol
Lammot du Pont
E. I
Florida
UPI
Willis du Pont
Senate votes extension of poverty fight passes in Senate
The Senate backed a two year extension of the anti poverty program totaling 4 658 billion dollars with a 60 to 21 vote. The measure funds OEO programs including Job Corps Neighborhood Youth Corps and Headstart and heads to the House as administration leaders warn of a tough fight there.
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Senate
House
Education and Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson
OEO
Senate Labor
VISTA
Volunteers In Service To
America
Senate Passes Bid Against Demonstrations
The Senate approved a measure making it a felony to carry weapons on Capitol grounds and to disrupt proceedings. It follows incidents at the Capitol including Harlem group protests and a sit in. The bill now goes to the House for action.
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House
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Senate Rules Committee
Capitol
Unwanted Rae a Miami Boy Ricky Thorne Back On Relief
Ricky Thorne sixteen returned to relief rolls as his parents refuse to support him. Found abandoned at Miami International Airport two years ago the red haired boy has faced hostility with his mother and father now living on Sans Souci Island in Canada. Florida authorities pursue child abandonment charges while extradition to face Florida felony charges is considered.
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Ricky Thorne
Ricky
Miami International
Sid Weaver
Thornes
Detroit
Canada
Sans Souci
Barron Shields
Weaver
Florida
Michigan
Shields
Chuckles Trace Man Says About Checkbook Habit
A light quip follows a wife remark about a checkbook. The joke plays on the obsession to finish a financial task once begun, delivering a punny, domestic humor note about banking and completion.
Lonborg Hurls 1-Hitter in World Series Win
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg hurled seven hitless innings as the Red Sox topped the St. Louis Cardinals 5 0. Carl Yastrzemski homered twice driving in three runs and Jose Tartabull, Dalton Jones and others contributed to the scoring spree in the second game of the World Series.
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OPI
Jim Lonsborg
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Lonborg
Curt Flood
Julian Javieer
Cardinals
Yastrzemski
Dick Hughes
Joe Hoerner
Jose Tartabull
Dalton Jones
ST. Louis
Adair
Brock
Flood
Petrocelli
Maris
Scott
Smith
Bouncer
Javier
Howard
Maxvill
UGN Campaign Lagging Second Report Reveals Cedar Rad
The Linn county United Good Neighbors drive trails the prior year by Thursday with $188,561 in hand, 20.6 percent of a $914,000 goal. Campaign Chair Cleo Edwards remains optimistic while urging volunteers to report progress promptly. Some divisions report gains and a surprise $500 gift from a previously nonparticipating small firm. The government division leads with strong progress toward its share.
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Linn County United Good Neighbors
UGN
Cleo ‘Edwards
Ted Lloyd
Astronaut Dies In T-38 Jet Crash Near Tallahassee
Houston AP reports an astronaut died when a T-38 jet crashed near Tallahassee Florida. The Space Center issued the statement but did not immediately disclose the name of the deceased.
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Houston
Tallahassee
Fla
Manned Spacecraft Center
Big Computer Stride Claimed by Red China
Beijing announced the development of an advanced transistorized computer by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It said the machine would accelerate atomic science, rocketry, and space travel, praising Mao and cultural revolution efforts, with Chien Hsueh shen among likely contributors.
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UPS
China
Peking Radio
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Red China
Mao Tse - Tung
Chien Hsueh - Shen
Guggenheim Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
U.S. Casualties Pass 100000 in Vietnam War Drive
UPI reports American casualties in Vietnam exceeded 101000 since 1961 with 141 killed 1758 wounded and 21 missing or captured in a week. Total U.S. dead 13634 wounded 86635 missing 756. North Vietnamese losses about 228000 with 50000 South Vietnamese dead. Air strikes near China and Haiphong DMZ battles accompany ground fighting and aerial battles across the region.
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South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Air Force
Navy
Haiphong
Hanoi
Mekong
Con Thien
U.S. Marine Frontier Fort
Dmz
Daniel Endorsed As Top Planner
Washington AP The senate armed services committee approved Price Daniel former Texas governor and former U S senator as director of emergency planning He pledged to dispose of or place in trust royalties from his Texas lands to avoid conflicts with the post.
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Price Daniel
Texas
Senate Armed Services Committee
Daniel
U. S
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Hughes
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Londborg
Oston — Tartabull
Hoerner
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