Hurricane Faith Threatens Caribbean Islands Evacuations Under Way
Hurricane Faith bars toward the eastern Caribbean with 90 mph winds and 400 mile gale force reach. Residents of Dominica Guadeloupe and Martinique prepare by evacuating flooding areas and boarding up as forecasters note mountains cannot significantly weaken the storm. Faith moves west at 23 mph about 550 miles east of Dominica and 900 miles southeast of San Juan, potentially hindering scientists hoping to seed the storm.
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Miami
Pla
Faith
Atlantic
Caribbean
San Juan
P.R
Weather Bureau
Dominicg
Guadeloupe
Marie Ga- Tente
Ing
Dominica
Arnold Sugg
Miami Weather Bureau
Puerto Rico
Project Stormfury
De Gaulle Nears Cambodia Stop on World Tour
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle begins a global swing ending with a state visit to Cambodia led by Prince Norodom Sihanouk. He will press for a neutral, united Vietnam in Phnom Penh September 1 while wary observers await whether he condemns U.S. Viet Nam policy from the speech.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Phnom Penh
U.S
Soviet Union
DCI
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
New Caledonia
Tahiti
Guadeloupe
French Indochina
France-Soir
France
Pellet Gun Spree Causes Heavy City Damage
Pittsburgh police arrested three West Mifflin teens and seek a fourth in a pellet gun spree that damaged $11,000 in Carrick. Several shop windows were broken on Tuesday night, with claims of prior damage totaling $20,000 the day earlier. The youths, aged 14 to 17, admitted the act but denied broader participation and will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Pittsburgh
West Mifflin
Carrick
Thieves Steal $10,000 Coin Collection in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania thieves valued at $10,000 stole a coin collection from a dining room early Wednesday. A 17 year old girl reported a husky dirty looking man claiming to be from the gas company entered her bedroom and woke her, then the intruders pried into a safe and ransacked the dining room before fleeing through a window.
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Uniontown
Michele Corodi
Michael J. Corodi
Sons Strike Ends at Acme Roofing Co in Gloversville
In Gloversville New York the Sons versus Father strike at Acme Roofing Co ended after concessions on both sides Theron Blodgett said The two day walkout concluded with his sons Ronald 25 and Richard 26 receiving an undisclosed raise The brothers dropped demands for paid vacations and holidays while they had been earning 250 an hour
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Gloversville
N.Y
Acme Roofing Co
Theron Blodgett
Ronald
Richard
New Baumritter Plant to Expand Union City Furniture Output
The Baumritter Corporation of New York City has purchased the Eastman Manufacturing plant in Union City, makers of juvenile and church furniture. The Cabinet Shop will add 60,000 square feet of case goods production, operating with Cherry Hill Manufacturing under Edward Sulborski. Production begins in early fall 1966.
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Baumritter Corporation
New York City
Eastman Manufacturing Company
Union City
Clinton Walker
Baumritter
Ethan Allen and
Kling Colonial
Cabinet Shop
Cherry Hill Manufacturing Company
Edward Sulborski
Illinois National Guard to Protect Martin Luther King March
The Illinois National Guard will guard Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and civil rights marchers in Cicero on Sunday amid fears of anti Negro hostility. Gov. Otto Kerner Cicero officials and Sheriff Richard Ogilvie said state and local police cannot contain tensions. Kerner said troops would be deployed as needed and emphasized preventing property destruction and possible fatalities. Continued on Page Three.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Martin Luther King Jr
Cicero
Otto Kerner
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County
We Kerner
Linus
Kerner
Escaped inmates recaptured as man surrenders in Scranton area
Three inmates escaped from Lackawanna County jail Tuesday night were being hunted as armed and dangerous. Joseph Marsala, 15, was recaptured after a gun battle in Dunmore Borough. Ronald Hannick, 30, telephoned police and then surrendered to Capt. John McCrone. Richard Moranko, 29, remains at large. police said three shots were fired during Marsala’s capture.
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Olnawiu
Vard
Joyce
Lackawanna County
Scranton
Joseph Marsala
Dunmore
Ronald Hannick
John MccCrone
Richard Moranko
Dickison City
Marsalla
U. S. Moon Plans Facing Critical Test With Saturn
CAPE KENNEDY, Fa AP America's man to the moon program faces a critical test today as a Saturn 1 rocket will hurl an unmanned Apollo spacecraft three quarters of the world. The aim is to qualify it for a three-man earth orbit in December. The Soviet Union sent an unmanned lunar mission, Luna 11, prompting speculation on surface photography or animal landing. The pilots for the first Apollo earth orbit will be Grissom, White, and Chaffee.
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Cape Kennedy
America
United States
Soviet Union
Air Force
Virgil J. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Africa
U S Hammers Viet Nam With Heaviest Raids Of War
American warplanes hit North Viet Nam in the war’s heaviest raids to date, flying a record 146 missions as Marines clash with North Vietnamese regulars in northern South Viet Nam. The U S Military Command reports 198 enemy killed, and notes U S servicemen total surpassed 300,000 with a buildup toward 350,000 to 400,000. South Vietnamese losses run 216 killed and 414 wounded or captured as Ky campaigns call for high turnout on Sept 11 amidst concerns of Communist disruption. Oil depots damaged in several strikes, concentrated in the Southern Panhandle and near the DMZ.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Arisk
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
Soldier rests at fox hole in Viet Nam jungle
Morpheus caught up fast with a weary GI of the 1st U S Air Cavalry Division in the Ya Drang Valley. The trooper digs a fresh fox hole and, without moving in, lies on duty with his gear stacked above him. An AP Wirephoto captures the moment.
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Morpheus
1St
U. S. Air Cavalry Division
Ya Drang
South Viet Nam
Highlands
Bill To Curb Kidnaping Of Pet Animals
President Johnson signs a law to curb pet theft for sale to laboratories, licensing animal dealers and regulating animal handling. The act targets abuses in the trade, with penalties up to $1000 fine and one year in prison.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
U.S. Humane Society
Agriculture
Kindergarten Registration Totals Set At Wright And Concord
Wright School will host 90 kindergartners with 20 per class across two sessions while Concord lists 56 children 28 per class. Ten outside tuition students, eight from Columbus and two from Conelway, will join Wright. Possible changes after start to adjust class sizes were noted by Miss Baressi and Superintendent Elsen.
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Wright and
Concord
Ann Baressi
Jointure
Wright School
Concord School
Columbus
Conelway School
Flood losses run into millions in Dell City and Carlsbad
Massive cleanup starts as floods flood-stricken Dell City Texas and Carlsbad New Mexico. Four dead in New Mexico from the Monday deluge, two drowned and two killed in a station wagon accident. Damage to Dell City homes at least two million dollars. Evacuees reduced from 250 with most returning home. Crops ruined across thousands of acres. In Carlsbad over 100 homes suffered heavy damage.
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Associated Press
Dell City
Tex
Carlsbad
N.M
New Mexico
Texas Highway Patrol
Jerry Miller
Robert Boyd
Defense Move See Fight Over Calling Reserves
The House contends with a Senate drafted reserve call up authority in a $58 billion defense bill while the President has not requested such power. Under current law reserves can be called only after a national emergency, and the Senate would allow up to 24 months active duty. Opponents warn it would wreck the reserves, and a conference settlement trims powers with unit identity and personal status factors. Pentagon outlines a program to induct thousands previously rejected by tests, with possible discharge if not improved.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Senate
National Guard
Armed Services Committee
Senate House
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
New York
Centerville Family Loses Home In Early Afternoon Fire
A Centerville home suffered extensive damage after a blaze gutted the upper story yesterday afternoon. Leroy Vander hoot family from Spartanburg reported heavy water damage and clothing losses as firefighters battled the flames with two trucks and about 10 men. Red Cross appealed for bedding and clothing, requesting sizes 42, 44, 12 petite, trousers 32, and shirt 14 1/2, with drop off at Titusville or Centerville contact.
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Centerville
Spartansburg
Red Cross
Titusville
Herbert Garnett
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