Inez Strikes Cuba Then Turns West Threatening U.S.
Hurricane Inez battered southeastern Cuba killing at least one sergeant and injuring 28 as it destroyed homes and crops and forced mass evacuations. Forecasters warned a possible turn toward Florida if reintensification occurs, while Cuba and Caribbean regions faced heavy winds and flooding with hundreds dead or missing.
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Cuba
Inez
Cuban
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Barahona
Dominica
Juancho
Santo Domingo
Dominican Air Force
Havana
Bahamas
Fidel Castro
Miami
Camaguay
Las Villas
U.S. Naval Base
Guadeloupe
Inflation-Fighting House votes to suspend two incentives
The House voted 221 to 118 to suspend two tax incentives aimed at curbing inflation. The measure, now to the Senate, drew GOP support and opposition, with 190 Democrats and 31 Republicans for the suspension and 37 Democrats and 81 Republicans against. It pauses the investment credit and two favorable depreciation methods from Sept 9 to Dec 31, 1967, as part of Johnsons inflation plan tied to a promised $3 billion spending cut. Chairman Mills defended the move while Rep. Byrnes opposed it, warning of risks despite support.
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Washington
House
Johnson
GOP
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Two Americans faced new CIA link charges by Soviets
Moscow reports accuse Nicholas H. Riegg and Donald R. Lesh of hostile activities for the CIA and embassy work. U.S. officials deny the claims as Riegg and Lesh were expelled earlier, while Thomas R. Dawson remains held for trial. The Soviet press details Riegg’s alleged attempts to study and enter the USSR.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Trudi
Nicholas H. Riegg
Concord
Calif
University ‘of Pennsylvania
Riegg
Bucharest
Romania
Donald R. Lesh
Sun City
Ariz
Lesh
Thomas R. Dawson
Annapolis
Peace Corps
Iran
Dawson
Washington
State Department
Leningrad
Minsk
Tempe man charged in Laura Bernstein's death
An 18 year old Tempe apprentice draftsman was charged with the murder of Arizona State University coed Laura Bernstein. David Mumbaugh reported finding the body and is held without bond with a preliminary hearing set for Nov. 9. Bernstein, 20, was stabbed Sept. 21 outside a downtown Tempe hotel. The weapon a knife was found. Mumbaugh worked as a draftsman trainee for the Arizona Highway Department last June.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State University
Laura Bernstein
David Mumbaugh
Justice of the Peace
Ralph Fowler
Mumbaugh
Miss Bernstein
Fair Lawn
N.J
Arizona State
Bradley University
Peoria
Farley
John Lewis
Lewis
Arizona Highway Department
Arizona
Highway Department
Marbury cheerleader killed by collapsing goal post
A school photo session at Marbury High School ended in tragedy when a crossbar of a football goal post gave way and a heavy end post collapsed onto 16 year old junior Sandra Sandy Vinson. She died at Chilton County Hospital despite ambulance efforts.
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Marbury
Ala
Marbury High School
Charles Gray
Sandra Sandy Vinson
Chilton County Hospital
Clanton
GOP Aiding South Efforts From Citizens Committee
Washington AP The Citizens Committee for Conservatives formerly Citizens for Goldwater Miller has sent about 121,500 in disbursements June September to 41 GOP races nationwide. Nearly 70,000 went to eight Southern states including Alabama Georgia and Florida with major gifts to Alabama candidates John Grenier and James D Martin. The group reports no contributions this year and renamed its organization earlier this year.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
House of Representatives
Citizens Committee For Conservatives
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
North
Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
James M. Day
House
Birmingham
John Grenier
Republican National Committee
Senate
John J. Sparkman
Grenier
Goldwater
South
James D Martin
George C. Wallace
Howard H. Callaway
Lester Maddox
More Americans Than Vietnamese Regulars Now Involved In Conflict
In Saigon the U S has 317 500 uniformed personnel directly involved, thrusting ahead of Vietnamese regulars. U S air raids target Communist sites around the old demilitarized zone as Marines bolster Prairie with 5 000 troops and 933 Hanoi regulars reportedly killed. Vatican envoy Pignedoli pledged church support for peace while Premier Ky warns against Viet Cong participation at talks. Amb Goldberg says door to settlement remains open as U S forces ferry in 2 500 GIs to Qui Nhon and Pleiku to join 4th Infantry Division units.
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South Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Viet ‘Nam
Vatican
Sergio Pignedoli
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Can Tho
Jin
Qui Nhon
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Pleiku
Highlands
Family Dog Finds Missing Two Year Old Near Durham
Dr. Robert Fuson announced his family dog Duchess located his two year old son Robert L Fuson after an all night search near their Durham area home. About 300 people and 20 National Guardsmen scoured the woods Thursday night but Duchess guided the boy to safety Friday evening. The boy cried Dad as the dog and father reached him near a cornfield ending the missing child case.
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Durham
Robert F. Fuson
Robert L. Fuson
Fuson
Robert
Duchess
National Guardsmen
Duke University Hospital
Dr. Fuson
Dr.Fuson
Two Nazi War Criminals Released From Spandau Prison
Baldur von Schirach and Albert Speer were released from Spandau Prison at midnight after 20-year terms. Rudolf Hess remains the sole prisoner. Crowds, police, and family members greeted the خروج, with Speer’s wife and von Schirach’s three sons present as cameras flashed along Wilhelmstrasse.
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Hess
Spandau
Berlin
Baldur von Schirach
Albert Speer
von Schirach
Hitler Youth
Speer
Nurnberg
Scotland
Mission of Humanity
Britain
Germany
Margaretthe
Nuernberg
Hans Flaechsner
Klaus
Robert
Richard
Wilhelmstrasse
West Berlin
Guard cuts riot control force in San Francisco
San Francisco National Guard reduced its riot control units by half amid violence in Hunters Point and Fillmore after a white police shooting of a Black youth. City and federal officials pushed job creation efforts and a census of unemployed residents as leaders seek to quell unrest.
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San Francisco
Third
Newcomb Streets
Bay View
Hunters Point
Guard
National Guard
John F. Shelley
Fillmore
Cyril Magnin
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Shelley
Daniel M. Luevano
Office of Economic Opportunity
White House
Johnson
Civil Service Commission
City Hall
Howe Denies Intent To Require School Busing
U S Education Secretary Harold Howe II told the House Rules Committee there is no plan to mandate busing for racial balance. He defended federal aid as helping cities solve segregation harms while insisting freedom of choice desegregation plans remain voluntary and not a federal bus program.
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Howe
Washington
Harold Howe II
U.S
House Rules Committee
Office of Educations
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Office of Education
White House
Weather readings from Station atop Register Building
Virginia sees cloudy conditions with scattered rain on Saturday. North Carolina expects considerable cloudiness with showers and scattered thunder, cooler by Sunday. highs range from the 60s in the mountains to the lower 80s along the coast. Downtown log shows Friday 7 pm 29.76 SE-2, 9 pm 29.78 SE-8, Saturday 67 at 21-hour low 58, no precipitation after 1 am.
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Virginia
North Carolina
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Goparty Campaign
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