Savage fighting rages as U S troops clash with Viet Cong
In mountainous terrain northeast of An Khe US 11th Airborne troops engage in heavy fighting with Viet Cong after a morning operation. In Qui Nhon a US Air Force C130 crash killed at least five with six survivors. Spin: ground troops supported by jets. Da Nang reports 19 killed in a raid including seven police. An attack on a police checkpoint northwest of Saigon ends with Viet Cong casualties unknown. Air action totals 173 sorties. one F105 shot down with no parachute seen.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
11St Airborne
An’ Khe
U.S
Qui Nhon
Viet Nam
APY
Qué Nhon Bay
da Nang
Zone
101St
An Khe
Pat
An Ane
North
South
Erie County Sees Ten Year Low In Unemployment
Erie County reports 97 600 employed with 3 000 unemployed the lowest since 1950. Jobless rate stands at three percent as August and July rates were 3.5 and 4.4. Manufacturing gains include 400 in other durable goods and 200 in fabricated metal products. Nonmanufacturing holds at 43 100 despite declines in wholesale, retail, and government. August filings for unemployment insurance totaled 1 308 in Corry and Erie offices.
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Erie County
William A. Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Michael
Erie Pses
Fine Clymer Man Fined for Watering Milk Widespread Says NY Dairy Official
Gerald Mosher of Gowanda, a milk marketing official, says watering milk is widespread and notes a Clymer case fined about 400 dollars. Officials cite tests detecting watered milk and describe penalties for interference with inspectors and for penicillin residues.
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Clymer Area
New York
New York State
Misher
Two Hospitalized In Mishaps Near Spartansburg
Two auto accident victims remained in fast and satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital this afternoon after separate crashes. Kenneth Jewell, 32, of Center ville, suffered facial lacerations when his car skidded off Route 89 south of Spartansburg, flipped onto its top, and caused $400 damage. Earlier, Walter Cross, 17, of Spartansburg, lost control on Route 9 near Spartansburg, injuring Nancy Nichols, 15, with severe scalp and facial lacerations as their car veered into a field. vehicle damage was about $100.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Jewell
Centerville
Route 89
Spartansburg
John Evanko
Corry
Walter Cross
Ferent
Nancy Nichols
R. D
Elmer Schifke
Stewart in Poland visits Warsaw on five day trip
Polish capital hosts British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart on a five day official visit aimed at strengthening Poland Britain ties and discussing security and regional issues.
China Leader Chiang Ching kuo to visit United States
Nationalist China's defense minister Chiang Ching kuo arrives in Washington for talks with President Johnson and officials from the State and Defense departments. He comes at the invitation of Defense Secretary McNamara and is to meet Johnson Thursday.
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Washington
Chiang Ching-kuo
China
Johnson
State
Defense Department
Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
California forest fires threaten vast area as fireman dies
Fires have burned 195000 acres in Northern California and killed one volunteer fireman from Latrone. By today 5000 firefighters had controlled more than three fourths of grass brush and woodland in 19 counties. Some towns were out of danger while two large fires 12000 and 22000 acres persisted near Redding and Chiles Valley.
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San’ Francisco
California
Auburn
Middletown
Vacaville
Latrone
Forestry
Redding
San Francisco
Chiles Valley
UN Security Council Meets Over India Pakistan War Plan
The United Nations Security Council convenes to consider U Thant's proposal to press India and Pakistan to halt fighting. Diplomats anticipate either a formal resolution or a working paper outlining Thant's objectives, with hurried guidance sought from member nations.
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United Nations
N.Y
United Nations Security Council
U Thant
India
Pakistan
T-Nation Council
Council
Thant
S Thant
United States May Reassess Aid If China Attacks India
A top U S foreign aid official said Washington would likely resume military assistance to India if China attacked, but only in cooperation with the United Nations. Indian officials had pressed for more arms after Kashmir fighting.
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Washington
United States
India
China
Illiam F. Gand
Admalin
Agency For International Development
United Nations
Timption
U.S
Pakistan
Kashmir
B. K. Nehru
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Gaud
Red China
China accuses India of border violations near Sinkiang
AP report flags new Chinese charges of Indian intrusions into Sinkiang near the Kashmir dispute. India says Red Chinese troops moved toward Ladakh and Sikkim as Beijing demands India pull back from the Sikkim border within three days. The piece ties the tensions to ongoing India Pakistan hostilities with reports of air and ground combat around Sialkot and Ambala.
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New Delhi
India
China
Sikkim
Sinkiang
New China
Peking
Britain
Ching
Kashmir
Pakistan
Indian Defense Ministry
Ladakh
Sikkim-Tibet
Sialkot
Rawalpindi
Ambala
Pakistan Radio
Record Snowstorm Strands 5000 Travelers in Wyoming
A severe early season snowstorm paralyzed travel across Rawlins and surrounding Wyoming regions. Nearly two feet fell in Rawlins, with 28 inches on the ground there and 15 inches in Lander and Rock Springs. Blizzards blocked 220 miles of Highway 30, stranding thousands as warnings remained in effect.
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Jess
Rawlins
Wyo
Wyoming
Rockies
Colorado
Lander
Rock Springs
Weather Bureau
West
Continental Divide
U.S. 30
Laramie
Great Lakes
Plains
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
ERIE GRID GAME FALL INJURES TEACHER AT STADIUM
An Ashtabula Edgewood High School visiting teacher, Harold R. Miller, 61, fell from the Erie Stadium press booth roof after a portable ladder failed. He suffered a head injury and concussion and was admitted in serious condition to Doctor's Osteopathic Hospital after emergency treatment by stadium medical staff.
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Erie
Erip
Ashtabula Edgewood Senior High School
Osteopathic Hospital
Erie Stadium
Harold R. Miller
Ashtabula
Miller
Ashtabula Edgewood
Edward Moses
Erie Ambulance Service
Sinking Liberian Freighter Traps 26 At Sea Near Honolulu
A Liberian freighter Liag sinking 600 miles east of Honolulu prompted two Coast Guard cutters and a Chinese rescue vessel to evacuate 26 crewmen after the captain ordered lifeboats. The ship reported taking on water in the forward hold as pumps failed. The master C Coullan of St Thomas Virgin Islands radioed that the situation was worsening.
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Honolulu
Coast ,Guard
Coast Guard
C. Coullanos
St. Thomas
Virgin Isa
Signups Slow For Graduate Teachers Course
A proposed graduate education course for teachers at Corry Area High School may be canceled due to low interest. The Behrend Campus of Penn State in Erie announced the course Orientation to Instructional Media, starting Tuesday at 7 pm, requiring at least 60 college credits. Three credits may count toward graduate or undergraduate study or certification, with enrollment open and signups in Room 20 at the high school.
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Corty Area High School
Behrend
Penn State
Erie
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