U S Army Helicopter Pilot Killed in Vietnam Ambush
In Saigon area, a U S Army helicopter pilot was fatally struck minutes after exiting a disabled chopper 370 miles northeast of Saigon. The incident raises U S combat deaths in Vietnam to 201 since 1961 as surviving crew were rescued and ground troops repelled Viet Cong forces. Separately Premier Nguyen Khanh announced trials for 20 officers and civilians tied to a September coup attempt with potential executions.
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Saigon
U. S
Vietnam
Nguyen Khanh
Duong van Duc
Lam van Phat
Duong Ngoc Lam
Huynh van Ton
Phan Quoc Buu
Vietnamese Confederation of Labor
Khanh
Buu
Nguyen van Troi
McNamara
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Cong
Saigon-Hue
Shell Oil Company
Vatican prelates press for broader lay role at council
At St Peter's Basilica prelates criticize the lay upbraiding schema as inadequate and clerical. Cardinal Carter and Archbishop Seper urge genuine laity input as the council nears its third anniversary with no votes taken Friday and a planned resumption Monday.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Council Press
Alexander Carter
Sault Ste. Marie
Fanjo Seper
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
John XXIII
May Be Last Weekend For Fall Color Show
The fall color display around McGregor in the Mississippi river area is expected to be good this weekend with yellow as the dominant hue and red from oaks. Winds may bring down leaves, making this possibly the last strong showing of the season.
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Mcgregor
Mississippi River
Hultman Unveils 45 Million Aid To Schools Plan
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Evan Hultman proposed a 45 million dollar annual aid package for schools aimed at cutting property taxes and boosting vocational and technical education. He said this could be funded without new taxes, including 40 million in direct aid to districts and 5 million for vocational programs, with top priority for any extra funds in the next two years.
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Hultman
Des Moines
APS
Evan Hultman
Attorney General
G.O.P
Believe Peking Opens Way for Early A-Blast
Washington reports indicate China is preparing for an early nuclear test after October. Indonesian authorities near the Communist party were told of a forthcoming detonation as U.S. intelligence notes large installations and Rusk’s Sept. 29 forecast. The blast is expected to be atmospheric and detectable by American devices.
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Peking
Washington
China
Africa
Asia
Paris
Rusk
U.S
Two Major Pluses Chalked Up by British Labor Party
In Britain six days from voting the Economist backed Labor as best for government while the Daily Mail polled Doncaster showing Labor ahead 52.4 to 43.5 with undecided and an independent. Jittery rallies followed as Quin tin Hogg faced questions on personal conduct and leaders amid protests.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
The
Economist
Labor
Daily Mail
Mail
Daily Telegraph
Gallup
Quintin Hogg
Hogg
Vigil Planned at Mayor's Residence by White Parents
A Jackson Heights Parents and Taxpayers group plans a 24 hour vigil at Mayor Wagner's Gracie Mansion in Manhattan starting Friday night to protest pupil transfers for school integration. The move follows truancy actions against parents withdrawing children from public schools to protest transfers and private classes organized by the group.
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New York
Jackson Heights
P. S. 121
South Ozone Park
Queens
P.S. 149
Bernard Kessler
Parents and Taxpayers Coordinating Council
Robert Wagner
Gracie Mansion
Manhattan
Joan Addabbo
Wagner
Record Low Temperatures Hit Iowa Towns
Cold air settled across Iowa lowering readings to record lows in several towns. Oelwein set a record for Oct 9 with 25 degrees, surpassing the 26 degrees from 1956, as widespread frost covered the state and warned of more frost as warmer air moved in later.
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Iowa
Storm Lake
le Mars
Carroll
Waterloo
Davenport
Oelwein
Mason City
Council Bluffs
Romney dismisses Michigan adjutant general and two officers
Gov. Romney ordered Major Gen. Ronald McDonald retired and Brig. Gen. Carson Neifert along with Lt. Col. Versel Case Jr. removed from duty amid a state guard audit revealing 11 violations and 32 irregularities. State Auditor Billie Farnum reported possible thousands of dollars involved with unclear losses.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan National Guard
Romney
Ronald McDonald
Carson Neifert
Versel Case, Jr
McDonald
Pope Paul VI to Meet Indonesian President Sukarno
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI will receive President Sukarno of Indonesia in audience Monday. Sukarno, a Muslim, travels amid church state relations.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Sukarno
Indonesia
Los Angeles Firm Switches Back From Punch Card System
Phelps-Terkel, with six Los Angeles area stores, ends punch card accounting after automation woes. Customers received a card announcing the return to manual billing, with praise from president Dave Phelps about a more human approach.
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Los Angeles
Phelps-Terkel
Dave Phelps
Corn Crop Estimate Cut by 9.7 Million Bushels in Iowa
The Agriculture Department revised Iowa 1964 corn crop down by 9.7 million bushels based on October conditions. The new estimate places total production at 743,736,000 bushels with a yield of 76 bushels per acre, down from 77 last month.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Department
Makarios Accuses Outside Powers Over Cyprus Strife
President Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus charged that outside powers are responsible for the island’s strife and appealed to non aligned nations to support him in the United Nations.
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Cairo
Makarios
Cyprus
U.N
Camp Grayling land sales and misuse exposed in 1950s review
Deputy Atty Gen. Leon Cohan summarized that statutes were repeatedly ignored and major mismanagement persisted. Farnum warned criminal violations were not yet clear, while Romney disclosed irregularities dating to the 1950s including 2800 state lots sold at 29 dollars average, illegally spent proceeds, improper land records, diverted armory funds, nearly 300000 in liquor purchases and sales at armories, and unobserved federal pay schedules and travel costs.
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Atty
Leon Cohan
Attorney General’s Office
Farnum
Romney
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Col
Clarence Schnipke
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New Albin
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Waukon
Cedar Rapids
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Frank Butler
L.A
Phelps
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