Thieu Proposes One Week Pause and Talks With Ho
Saigon reports that amid monsoon weather slowing air campaigns against North Vietnam, South Vietnamese Chief of State Thieu will soon propose a one week bombing pause and a face to face meeting with President Ho.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Thieu
U.S
U S says losses rise amid Thieu peace hints
U S casualties last week stood at 102 killed 89 wounded and 26 missing or captured. Thieu hinted at a peace proposal during his campaign and planned to formalize it with an official letter after his Oct 30 inauguration. The weather and monsoon shifts reduced air activity while shelling continued at a lower rate.
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Saigon
U. S
Thieu
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
Chau Doc
Alice F. Rudd Dies Respected Cedar Rapids Educator
Alice F. Rudd, an 84 year old Cedar Rapids public school veteran, died Wednesday. A former Washington high and Franklin school teacher, she earned the Golden Key award in 1957, cited by Beardsley Ruml as an influence. Born Sept. 22, 1883, in Lafayette county Wisconsin, she shaped many school programs including the Martha Washington room at Franklin and the Washington high golf team.
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National School Boards Assn
Atlantic City
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Lafayette County
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Sheater
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Franklin
Cornell College
Columbia University
University of Colorado
Washington High School
Franklin School
Martha Washington
Meridian Klan Chief Approved Slaying of Civil Rights Workers
Witness Delmar Dennis testified that Klan leader Killen approved the elimination of Michael Schwerner and the death of Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Dennis said the operation used code names and involved about 18 defendants, including a deputy sheriff. He described Killen’s callous remarks and the FBI’s role as an informer.
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Miss
Ku Klux Klan
Delmar Dennis
Dennis
White Knights
FBI
Michael Schwerner
New York
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Schwerner
Killen
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Jordan
James Jordan
Florida
Carlton Miller
Imperial Wizard of the
Miller
U.S
John Doar
Justice Department
Klavern
Iowa Marijuana Maps Found at Eastern Schools
Iowa narcotics officials report maps showing wild marijuana growing areas were found on eastern college campuses. Federal agents and Boston authorities were informed as 15 to 20 out of state youths were arrested for poaching wild marijuana in Iowa.
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Des Moines
UPI
State Narcotics Division
Boston
Gibson Drives Cardinals To 1967 World Series Title
Bob Gibson pitched a three hitter and homered as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Red Sox 7 2 in Game seven to clinch the 1967 World Series. Julian Javier hit a three run homer as Gibson earned his third win of the series.
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Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Sandy Koufax
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lonborg
Boston
Julian Javier
Gibson
ST. Louis
Foy
Maxvill
Brock
Flood
Maris
Harrelson
Cepeda
Yastrzemski
Scott
Javier
Smith
Paris
Petrocelli
Howard
McCarver
Shannon
Jones
Siebern
Santiago
Andrews
Morehead
Russ Gibson
Osinski
Bret
BEA Comet IV Crashes Over Mediterranean Killing 66
A BEA Comet IV plummeted from 29 000 feet into the Mediterranean near Turkey killing 66 aboard including three Americans. Early Comet crashes raised fatigue concerns. later models were strengthened. Investigators fly in as weather remains unstable and cause undetermined.
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Athens
A. Solomou
Spyros Kyprianou
Royal Air Force
William Baillie
London
Mediterranean
British Overseas Airways Corp
Elba
Naples
Ankara
Turkey
Pilots May Face Three Combat Tours in Vietnam
Navy pilots may serve a third combat tour if the air war persists 14 to 18 months beyond 1969. A pilot shortage is blamed on early resignations, retention issues, and competition from commercial aviation.
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Washington
Vietnam
North
Congress
Pentagon
Senate
Air Force
Army
John McConnell
South Vietnam
Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Chuckle Television Shows Prompt Students to Do Homework
A Chuckle Television segment notes the dull season has driven many kids to return to homework. The report highlights waning viewership and the shift in evening routines as families seek productive alternatives.
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