U S forces clash near Qui Nhon in Vietnam
The 1st Cavalry Division reported action 10 miles west of Qui Nhon killing one Viet Cong and detaining 12 suspects amid heavy fighting between the Vietnamese army's 22nd Division and four Communist regiments. U S casualties were minimal.
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Bulletin: Asheboro Thursday Killing Shocks City
A Thursday shooting in Asheboro left one man dead and at least four others injured. Investigators secured the scene as police search for suspects and motive.
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American Buildup Alarms Red China
Washington officials say fears of U S military expansion near Chinese territory fuel alarms in Beijing. Analysts see China urging North Vietnam to persevere, with no sign of imminent peace talks as U S policy shifts since last spring.
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Sukarno and Army at Odds Over PKI Campaign
President Sukarno clashed with Indonesia's army leadership over the campaign against the PKI after six army generals were killed. Suharto? Subandrio announced Sukarno disapproved of the move while the army accused Communist youths in uniform of the killings.
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Bolts Back Into House Two Boys Die In Fire Rescue
In Ogden Utah a man recalls his two young sons Kevin and Gregory dying while trying to rescue their sister and baby brother from a blaze that consumed their home The father described crawling to the boys bedroom and rushing back to save others before the fire claimed the children.
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Meany Urges Senate Action on Union Shop
AFL CIO President George Meany urged senators to stay in session to vote on repealing Taft-Hartley section 14B. He said the Senate would debate on merits and deliver a clear vote. Opponents prepared to continue the filibuster led by Everett Dirksen as Southern Democrats join the resistance.
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Surgeons Consider Hidden Gallstone Risks in President's Operation
Medical experts outline steps of gall bladder surgery to remove stones and potential extra bile duct variations. They describe incisions, duct checks, artery tying, possible extra ducts, drainage, and removal of the gall bladder before closing the incision.
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Johnson Walks On White House Portico Amid Health Speculation
President Johnson, after a light rain, walked from the White House with aide Jack Valenti toward West Executive Avenue to demonstrate vigor amid gall bladder concerns. Reporters debated his condition while aides urged officers to refrain from drawing conclusions. Johnson planned to sign a water sewage bill championed by Sen. George D. Aiken and then proceed to a hospital stay that night with Mrs. Johnson.
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Humphrey Cancels All Speaking Dates
President Hubert H. cancels all his speaking dates for next week to remain in Washington while President Johnson recovers from gall bladder surgery. If Johnson recovers as planned, Humphrey may resume campaign events the week of October 18 including stops in New York City Kansas City Ellenville Medford Rutland Providence New Haven Syracuse Adrian Detroit and Louisville.
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Drew Pearson Joins The Enterprise Lineup
A powerful new voice joins The Enterprise tomorrow as Drew Pearson becomes a staff writer. His column will shape the editorial page and add to The Enterprise’s daily report of state national and world news.
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