U S Adds Brigade To Tay Ninh Fight Front
U S commanders send a 4 000 man brigade to Tay Ninh as combat widens near the Cambodian border. The Attleboro operation, described as the largest U S action, aims to root out Viet Cong strongholds with about 25 000 American troops. Viet Cong toll rises to 900 with 20 killed in new fighting and 15 bodies found earlier. B 52 bombers support the ground assault on Viet Cong base camps northeast of Tay Ninh City.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tay Ninh
Attleboro
Mekong
Judge Flick Halts Pickets at Kinzua Dam Construction
In Warren, Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. issued a temporary injunction halting a four day strike at the Kinzua Dam Seneca Power Plant project. Eight carpenters and eight boilermakers returned to work, while 374 workers walked off Monday over union contract terms including double time for weekend shifts. The $40 million project for Pennsylvan ia Electric Co. and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. includes a tunnel and reservoir. Earlier, a prior disruption at the site also paused operations over safety claims.
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Tme
Construction and Laborers Union Local 836
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Ohio
Court rules papers may refuse ads for adult movies
Michigan court of appeals upholds ruling that the Battle Creek Enquirer and News may decline advertisements for adult films. The decision says newspapers are private businesses not “affected with a public interest” restricting their freedom to contract. Floyd G. Bloas, owner of the Eastown Theater, petitioned Federal Publications, Inc.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Court of Appeals
Calhoun County
Battle Creek Enquirer and News
Floyd G. Bloas
Eastown
Federal Publications, Inc
The
Enquirer and News
Meadville Widow Hears Viet Nam Loss After Birth
Mrs Bernard Kistler of Meadville gave birth to a son at City Hospital when a captain informed her of her husband Lieutenant Bernard Kistler's death in Viet Nam. This marked a second war loss for the family, following a prior casualty of three years earlier. The Kistlers lived in Meadville. Bernard Kistler was a West Point graduate and Grove City College alum.
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Meadville
Bernard Kistler
City Hospital
Viet Nam
Kistler
Rosemary Bastone
Andrew Kistler
Crawford County
Andrew E. Kistler
Franklin
Rocky
Missing Otis Air Force Constellation Vanishes Over Atlantic
An Air Force Constellation out of Otis with 19 aboard disappeared early this morning during a routine air defense mission east of Cape Cod. Search planes from Labrador and Bermuda, Coast Guard cutters, and ships scoured the area for debris and an oil slick after a fishing vessel reported seeing a plane dive into heavy seas.
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Otis Air Force Red Mass
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Otis
Labrador
Bermuda
Coast Guard
Constellation
Air Force
Boston
Engineering error blamed for Troyer Potato Storage wall collapse
An engineering error is blamed for the 100 foot wall collapse at the Troyer Potato Storage on Waterford Union City road. The incident released 45 000 bushels of potatoes from the bin and caused $20 000 in damage to the building while three autos were hit but no injuries reported. Workers toil to clear the spill as reconstruction begins. Also noted the Eisenhower Library in Abilene opens November 17 for researchers with access to manuscripts and recordings.
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Troyer
Waterford Union City Road
Cletus Troyer
Clifford
Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Wreck Triggers Town Evacuation in Homer Michigan
A New York Central freight derailed in Homer sending three tank cars filled with a volatile gas crashing into gasoline and fuel oil tanks. One tank burst spraying flaming liquid. 1,000 residents evacuated as firefighters battled the blaze and a nauseating gas odor plagued the scene.
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Homer
Mich
New York Central
Michigan
Robert McCulloch
Central
Jackson
Johnson Adds Sore Shoulder To Problems
President Johnson, already battling throat and abdomen issues, reports a sore shoulder. He often receives rubdowns from White House medical corpsmen and was seen massaging his right shoulder after a news conference at his ranch near Johnson City. The exact cause is unknown and surgery plans remain uncertain.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
White House
Johnson City
Texas
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Capital
Gemini Project Ends With Four Day Flight Launch
The Gemini project ends with a four day flight launching today from Kennedy Florida scheduling a space walk and other experiments by astronaut Aldrin during the mission.
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Gemini
Nedy
Fla
Aldrin
NASA Grants Go for 58 Orbit Gemini Flight Plan
NASA approved the Gemini 4 day orbital mission starting with the Agena target satellite launch at 2:08 p.m. EST. Astronauts James Lovell and Edwin Aldrin Jr. prepare for lifto aboard Titan 2 amid near perfect weather after a two day delay due to an automatic pilot issue.
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James Lovell
Edwin B. Aldrin
Cape Ken
Cape Kennedy
Fis
America
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Air Force
Edwin E. Adrin, Jr
Lovell
Aldrin
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fraud Artist Enters Plea Of Innocent In Warren County Case
George Voytus of Gipsy Pennsylvania pleads innocent to four charges including uttering notes of a fictitious company forgery false pretenses and conspiring to do an unlawful act. The grand jury in January will hear the case after Voytus allegedly opened the Eastern Construction Company account at Tidioute's Warren National Bank and circulated bogus checks. His wife and an unidentified boyfriend are said to have cashed checks here while Voytus is in custody elsewhere. District Attorney Samuel F Bonayita will present once term begins.
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Warren County
George
Andy) Voytus
Gipsy
Voytus
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Warren
Tidioute
Warren National Bank
Eastern Construction Company
A&p
Corry
Not Ashamed Of His Prints (Old Hat To Him)
In Washington Court House Ohio a man jailed for 40 days for disorderly conduct and contempt of court pressed inked fingerprints onto Police Chief Rodman Scott's new white hat on a nearby counter, quipping that the chief could have them.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Rodman Scott
Scott
Navy Escalates Fire Safety Drive After Carrier Blazes
The Navy launches a fire safety and research campaign after two carrier fires that killed 52 sailors. Pentagon officers investigate possible causes aboard the Oriskany and the Franklin D. Roosevelt and seek better systems to limit fire spread.
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Washington
Navy
Pentagon
Ex Nazi In Lead As Erhards Replacement
Bonn Germany AP The Christian Democrats sought to shield Kurt Georg Kiesinger from Nazi taint as their candidate to succeed Ludwig Erhard West Germanys chancellor A threat from socialist Mayor Willy Brandt in West Berlin heightened urgency Government spokesman Karl Guenther von Hase praised Kiesingers work on French German ties and for the free world A 22 year old document claimed Kiesinger opposed anti Jewish propaganda during his time leading the Foreign Ministries radio section in Hitlers Reich The controversy centers on Kiesingers Nazi past and his suitability for chancellor
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Bonn
Germany
Christian Democrats
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Karl- Guenther von Hase
Kiesinger
Free World
Kiesinger Chosen CDU Chancellor Candidate in Bonn
Kurt Georg Kiesinger, 6, Baden Wuerttemberg minister president, walks with newsmen to the Bundestag in Bonn where the CDU selected him as its candidate to succeed Ludwig Erhard. The CDU faces a four vote shortfall for the chancellor post in the Bundestag.
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Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Baden- Wuerttemberg
Walke Pest
Bundestag
Bonn
Germany
Youth cited in backward driving chase and price hike at Newark
A 17 year old Waterford youth was cited for reckless driving and driving with an expired temporary license after he reportedly backed a car through intersections at 40 mph to elude police. In Newark, The Star Ledger raised Sunday edition price from 15 to 20 cents citing higher costs.
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Waterford
William J. McCracken Jr
R. D
South Center Street
South Street
Main Street
McCracken
West South
Pleaasant Street
Post Office
South Center
Aldermaan
Merle Ottaway
Newark
Star-Ledger
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