Typhoon Carmen Ravages Agrihan Island In Guam Area
Typhoon Carmen lashed Agrihan Island with winds over 150 mph and gusts above 200 mph, wiping out dwellings. Eleven Japanese ships searched for seven missing crewmen as a paramedical team prepared to assess damage. The 79th Air Rescue Squadron dropped food and water ahead of Saturday’s arrival.
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Agrihan Island
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Japan
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Japanese Maritime Shipping Association
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Tphoon
New York Newspaper Strike Details and Talks Endgame
The piece notes shifts in circulation during the strike with papers like the New York Post and Herald Tribune resuming. It covers publisher association suspensions, mayor Wagner urging compromise, and key issues in Guild Times talks including job security, pensions, union shop, and automation safeguards.
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The
Herald Tribune
Publishers Association of New York
Struck Times
John J. Gaherin
Publishers Association
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Wagner
Guild and Times
City Hall
Guild- Times
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School Fight Ties Up Cafeteria After Racial Clash
Two students injured in a cafeteria melee as police stopped the disorder. Sandra M. Goetz, 16, was cut on the forehead after being hit by a chair. James D. McDonald, 17, received ten stitches for a forehead wound from a chain. Principal Dr Dorothy Martin suspended classes for the day. Dr Morris Haimowitz of the Board of Education noted growth of the Negro student share to about 19 percent of 3,000, with prior friction and rumors of further trouble surrounding a Friday football game.
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Sandra M. Goetz
James D. McDonald
Dorothy Martin
Morris Haimowitz
Board of Education
Haimowitz
Silo Collapse Kills Farmer and Three Children in Pennsylvania
A 40 foot silo on an Elverson farm exploded trapping and killing Abner Stoltizfus, 40, and three children Deborah Stolt zfus, 3. Michael Mast, 11. and William Baker, 5. Oliver Mast survived with crushed legs as shelled corn covered the scene. Fire officials say moisture caused the concrete silo to fail and spill about 180 tons of corn.
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Pennsylvania
Abner Stoltzfus
Oliver Mast
Stoltzfus
Deborah
Michael Mast
Wiliam Baker
Ephrata Hospital
Mast
Indonesian Army Drives Crackdown on Communists After Generals’ Killings
The army led drive claims 500000 people from 44 groups call for abolishing the Communist party and cleansing PKI from government, military academies, and media. Arrests of three Communist youth front members are announced as they confess to involvement in the generals’ murder, with Joint air force links alleged. Combatants search Jakarta area for rebels. unconfirmed reports say 300 seized. Sukarno’s bans on rival parties noted. PKI publicly disavows ties amid analysts’ doubts of dissolution.
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Jakarta
Berita Yudha
Communist Youth Front
Jakartas
Sutomo
Tabrani
Hartonon
Sukarno
Union Shop Faces Filibuster Hurdles in Senate Battle
Six senators recorded on a 94 to 0 roll call as Mansfield seeks to call up the bill. Brewster Cannon Young Anderson Scott Smathers listed despite being away for medical tests, international meetings, or inspections, signaling potential renewed opposition to the measure.
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ATF
Daniel Brewster
Nd-Md
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Stephen M. Young
D-Chin
Viet Nam War Update With US Contacts And Tear Gas Debate
U S forces report significant contact with Viet Cong across wide zones with light casualties. A personnel carrier hit a mine and overturned. Paratroopers use road convoys and helicopters aided by tear gas equipment yet to be deployed. Some use of tear gas in prior field tests drew international criticism. South Korean troops arrive near Qui Nhon as 1st Cavalry reports four Viet Cong killed near An Khe. 278 combat sorties flown by U S and Vietnamese pilots in the past 24 hours.
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U.S
D Zone
New Zealand
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
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An Khe
Saigon
Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Doctors connect President pain to gall bladder not ureter stone
Moyers said doctors believe the Sept 7 attack revealed a malfunctioning gall bladder causing pain and led to gallstone discovery. Surgeons doubt a 1955 ureter stone surgery caused the later major heart attack, and private surgeons say gall bladder removal typically precedes ureter stone removal with potential abdominal membrane involvement.
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Moyers
Jon Johnson
Humphrey Maintains Quiet Role Amid Johnson's Illness
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey stayed largely out of sight as the Johnson administration projected business as usual during President Johnson's gall bladder operation. He described his role as stand-by president, presiding over the Senate and staying in constant contact with aides while reporters were kept from the White House area.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Humphrey
Bill D. Moyers
Maryland
Secret Service
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Senate
Iand Chipper
Lone Bandit Robs Bank Near Asheville For 9650
An armed bandit, described as 5 foot 9, 170 pounds with dark hair, held up the Skyland branch of the Bank of Asheville on U.S. 25 and escaped with 9650. Bank employees, Marjorie Duncan and Belva Chapman, were ordered to fill a white bag. the teller warned not to push buttons. The suspect fled after leaving the building, with a car noted by the workers.
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Asheville
Skyland
Bank of Asheville
Marjorie Duncan
Belva Chapman
U.S. 25
Johnson Passes Gall Bladder Surgery In Good Condition
President Johnson underwent gall bladder removal at Bethesda Naval Hospital starting 7 a.m. Surgery finished 9:15 a.m. He awoke fully by 10 and spoke with Moyers at 11. Vice President Humphrey would act if needed. Clergymen and former President Eisenhower sent support as Johnson recuperates.
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Rochester
Minn
William ¢. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Russians Block U S Train Commanders Near East Germany
The U S Army confirmed armed Soviet soldiers blocked four U S train commanders and grabbed their arms at Marineborn checkpoint inside the Soviet zone near Helmstedt while inspecting trains between West Berlin and East Germany. The incidents aimed to display East German and Communist emblems, prompting a strong American protest.
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Lunar landing fails Luna 7 due to hard impact
Moon time 1 08 a m Moscow time reports show Luna 7 landed hard as retrorockets underperformed and instruments were damaged. Jodrell Bank estimates retroburn slowed only about one kilometer per second, causing the crash. Tass offered limited updates for hours.
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Jodreil Bank Observatory
England
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Jodrell Bank
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Tass
Bernard Lovell
Soviet Union
Farm Bill Passes House on 219 150 Vote
The omnibus farm bill passes the House 219 to 150 and moves to the Senate. It creates four year production and price controls for major crops, buys out surplus land, and converts it to conservation and recreation use under long term contracts. Sponsors estimate 40 million acres could be retired. Republicans oppose, saying cost too high and not a complete solution.
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Sal Williams
House
Senate
Washington
Refugees weigh Cuba exodus as Castro opens doors
The United States warns Cubans not to attempt boat departures while Castro signals a broader exodus. Exiles report long lines at Havana embassies and Miami centers seeking permits, with Coast Guard escorting new arrivals to Cay Sal. Florida officials urge nationwide resettlement. The State Department stresses orderly, law compliant refugee flow prioritizing immediate relatives.
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Miami
Florida
Austicio Valdes
Pablo
Ramon Rosales
Valdes
Boston
Haydon Burns
Burns
Johnson
Washington
Marshall [Wright
Wright
Johnsons Attend White House Event Amid Health News
Lady Bird and Luci Johnson joined the President for a White House party with Congress as a health procedure unfolds. A hospital visit precedes a surgery with progress reports given during the operation. The family receives flowers and messages, including a bouquet from Eisenhowers.
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John
Welch linked to double slayings near a beach
Police say Welch bought a .308 rifle for 100 dollars days before the Aug. 12 killings of Montez and Kimball at a trucking firm loading dock. He allegedly picked victims at random from an assigned reading, admitted the slayings, and is held without bail awaiting a preliminary hearing. Welch was a former Earl Warren High School athlete.
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