Marines Capture Viet Cong Leader Near Da Nang
U S Marines sweeping south of Da Nang captured a Viet Cong provincial leader of Quang Ngai. A companion was killed, another wounded and surrendered. The chief surrendered unharmed and was turned to police for questioning. Marines found caves used as an underground VC training center with Chinese language materials suggesting Chinese instructors.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
U.S
Quang Ngai
Ha Gia
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Col
van D. Bell
Miami
Fla
1St Marines
Bell
Fires Burn Across Northern California Amid Partial Control
Northern California faced scattered brush and forest fires with crews and aerial support fighting blazes. A large 100 acre fire in Klamath National Forest north of Siskiyou County town required four tankers, helicopters and 200 personnel, while other fires near Lake Berryessa Coe State Park and Mount Hamilton were under control with hundreds evacuated campers and housing concerns.
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Happy Camp
California
Klamath National Forest
Siskiyou
U.S. Forest Service
Indian Creek
Slater Bulle
Lake Berryessa
Coe State Park
Morgan Hill
Mount Hamilton
Santa Clara
Bratt Pape
Lors
Park
Senate House
Dirksen Foresees Long Filibuster in Housing Bill Fight
Dirksen predicts a protracted Senate debate to meet a mid October target on a housing bill that would ban discrimination in about 40 percent of U S housing units. Leaders considered two weeks of talk, with a potential cloture vote if Southern opponents push back. Democratic Leader Mansfield avoided predicting duration while the measure would affect many apartments and new single family developments.
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Congress
Mike Mansfield
Brown Asks For Help
Brown continues his campaign in the Central Valley telling ranchers he seeks new laws to let them earn more money. He questions Reagan's understanding of their problems and cites state job growth and unemployment declines since August 1958.
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Brown
Central Valley
Reagan
South African Prime Minister Verwoerd Stabbed in Parliament
An assassin attacked Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd during a parliamentary session in Cape Town, stabbing him multiple times. The white attacker, David Spratt, reportedly carried two knives and was later confined to a mental hospital. Verwoerd, a central architect of apartheid, was rushed to Groot Schuur Hospital. doctors fought to save him as the chamber fell silent. Verwoerd’s duties devolved to Finance Minister Br. Theophilus Donges until a new leader is chosen.
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P Sacialion
Lord Sliger
Louenco Marques
Portuguese East Africa
Angola
Portuguese West Africa
Durban
South Africa
Parliament
House of Assembly
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Verwoerd
Ssassin
Farmer
Pretoria
David Spratt
Br. Theophilus Donges
Einschlauin
Groot Schurz
Ter Ben Schoeman
House of Parliament
Assartheid
Min
Cullview
Isler
Thal
Verwoored
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Netherlands
Accidents Fatal To Two In County
A series of weekend accidents left two people dead in the county and others injured. Frances E. Anderson, 48, of Castro Valley, suffered a head laceration after a head on crash with a concrete abutment on Highway 50. Reynell Model, 27, of Union City, lost control on Newark Boulevard and hit a pole. treated and released from Washington Hospital. Raul Cobatrubia, 32, Fremont, was injured when the pole wires he was removing caused the pole to fall on him. listed in fair condition at Washington Hospital.
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California
South County
Frances E. Anderson
Anita Ave
Castro Valley
Highway 50
Hayward Tunnoff
Reynell
New Haven St
Union City
Newark Boulevard
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Raul Cobatrubia
Newark Blvd
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