Wedding Won't Be Spoiled by Bullet Hole Says Texas Bride
Janet Paulos 20 and her fiancé Abdul Kashab 26, both struck during the Austin sniper attack on Aug. 1, plan a Aug. 27 wedding in Dallas. Janet, recently released from hospital, says the shoulder wound and early stitches won’t show under her wedding dress. Abdul, from Baghdad, also injured, will graduate next June and they intend to move to Iraq after the ceremony. They met at the University of Texas where Abdul pursued a doctorate in organic chemistry with Iraqi government support.
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Austin’s
Abdul
Baghdad
Iran
University of Texas
Iraq
Charles Whitman
Israel Jets Battle Syrians With Mirages in Sea Clash
Israeli Mirage jets engaged Syrian MIG21s as Vautour bombers strafed ground targets. One Israeli pilot reported killed in a MIG during the Sea of Galilee clash. Both sides claimed air victories and a ceasefire was later agreed amid conflicting Syri an and Israeli accounts. International flights rerouted due to the air action.
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Syria
Rabin
Sea of Galilee
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Jordan River
Airrage
Cias
British Overseas Airways Corp
Ibadan
Iran
Cairo
Baghdad
Beirut
Levi Eshkol
Tiberias
Galilee
Moon Orbiter Encounters Moon and Sets Course for Photo Run
Lunar Orbiter slowed to 4069 mph at 137 miles and 2176 mph at 1159 miles as it loops lunar orbit. The spacecraft will broadcast numerous images from Site Zero Thursday through Sunday EDT, testing the craft camera before approaching 28 miles for photo surveys of nine equatorial sites for Apollo landings later this decade.
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Airlines contract ends longest strike in history
The union and TAM president hailed the settlement as best ever in one set of negotiations. If approved, the five struck airlines could end the industry’s longest strike in six weeks, with full service restored early next week. The group handles about 66 percent of U.S. air traffic and has faced billions in losses, while 35,000 to 50,000 other employees were laid off.
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California
IAM
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Johnson
White House
House
John W. MecCormack
D-Mass
Machinists Union
Rules Committee
Senate
Twins Family Plans October Holiday Amid House Chaos
Mrs. Zentner and her husband, coping with a crowded home and limited transport, rely on a single paid helper. They plan a big October vacation to escape the chaos and recharge, hoping the trip will bring relief and renewed calm.
Police recover clues in car in Yard murder probe
A Yard team uses modern devices to inspect every car part for fibers dust and hairs as police custody a man who spent over 60 hours in custody tests his clothing. A senior officer cites unprecedented underworld intelligence as crime figures show only one officer killed on duty since 1940.
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London
Bloodshed Near Saigon Marks Climactic War Battle
U S and South Vietnamese forces clash with North Vietnamese units near the Chu Pong mountain area and the Cambodian border. Reports describe three blood trails indicating killed or wounded guerrillas, air cavalrymen fighting through rain and jungle, and reinforcements arriving as U S manpower climbs to 292 000.
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Mass
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Pleiku
Plei Me
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Calvary
Lalanes
Red Gunhers
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Chu Phong
No. 534
John Norton
Cavalry
Court blocks Un American Hearings on Viet Nam War
A federal judge halted the House Un American Activities Committee hearings on Vietnam era antiwar activity pending a three judge review. The ACLU and ADA oppose the probes as curbing free expression and aim to identify antiwar dissent as hostile to administration policy. Witnesses subpoenaed include Berkeley demonstrators and two named plaintiffs.
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Congress
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Ala
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Walter Teague TI
New York
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The
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Supreme Court
William M. Kunstler
Washington, D.C
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National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
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NLF J
Free University of New York
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District Court
Thomas G.corcoran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Famous
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Agriculture Department
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Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Southern District of New York
Manhattan
Washington
Plateaux campaign threat quoted by Norton
A fragment quotes Norton asserting the enemy has the clock running against him whether he fights or not and that if he does fight it will be a fitting finale to their plateau campaign. The excerpt implies a wartime setting with preparations and strategic timing.
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Poker Player Charged In Four Deaths Delano California
Alfredo P. Acosta a 27 year old former poker dealer was charged with the murders of his wife Jenny 34 her brother Isadoro Cortez 40 and her mother Maria Sanchez and with the strangling of a girlfriend Victoria Macias 25 at her home while four children slept nearby Neighbors reported hearing the quarrel and gunshots Acosta was arrested as he left Macias home after police found the four bodies at his in laws house and Macias reported the assault police cited his prior arrest record and loss of poker license as factors in the case
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Victoria Macias
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Jenny
Isadoro Cortez
Maria Sanchez
Macias
Four Air Force Officials Disciplined Over XB70 Photo Mission
The Air Force will reprimand Col. Joe Cotton Col. James G. Smith and John S. McCollum for approving a questionable photographic mission during the XB70 test flight that ended in a California crash The action follows Col Albert W Cate being relieved from deputy for systems tests in the KB70 program The June 8 crash near Edwards AFB killed Maj Carl S Cross and pilot Joseph Walker while a Lear jet photographed the formation for General Electric.
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Secretary of Defense
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Joe Cotton
James G. Smith
Air Force Flight Test Center
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
John S. McCollum
Air Force Systems Command
Wright Patterson Afb
Ohio
Cate
Cotton
Smith
General Felectric
General Electe
Joseph
Walker
Carl S. Cross
McNamara
Cross
Tribune Marks End Of Herald Tribune Era
The Herald Tribune faces closure as Paris edition production ends and staffers react with sadness. News figures describe layoffs, union talks, and the new World Journal Tribune plan to publish afternoon and Sunday editions with familiar features and staff reorganized under the merged company.
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Paris
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Beech’s
Red Smith
Jimmy Breslin
Dick Schaap
New Tribune
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the Tribune
World Journal
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World Journal Tribune
Thomas M. Laura
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David L. Cole
John V. Lindsay
Frank H. Brown
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Tuesay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Tribune
Fishers and the
Pressmens' Union
Republican Herald Tribune
Aflcio New York Newspaper Guild
Feud Escalates as Shots Hit Snyder Home
In Ashe County near Tamarack two men from Trade Tennessee were arrested and charged with assault and firing a high powered rifle into the Snyder home while Mrs. Snyder was inside. Sam Ellison and Denver Potter each posted no bond?3,000 and denied the shooting amid a feud dating to 1776, sheriffs say. A separate note covers the Herald Tribune merger news and industry figures.
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Watauga County
Sam Ellison
Denver Potter
Trade, Tenn
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Ashe County
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Potters
Raymond Shelton
Charles Potter
Stevens
Shelton
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Bare
Bomb Blast Destroys Home Affects Neighboring Trailers
A bomb struck a living room area wrecking one car side and damaging a concrete pad. Demolition experts from Ft. Bragg assisted the investigation. Amos Sensabaugh, employed by F D McDonald steel erectors, survived with severe injuries including loss of both legs and the right arm. His wife Faye and sister Rene Marie Miller were injured in the trailer. Authorities sought the bomb type and motive while noting no leads yet.
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Rene Marie Miller
Stephens
Ft. Bragg
F. D. McDonald Steel Erectors
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Stanfield
Albeemarle
Allen
Amos Sensae Baugh
Amos
Patio Memorial Hospital
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