Betsy Heads Toward Florida After Caribbean Fury
Hurricane Betsy roared through the northern Bahamas with 75 mph winds and aimed at southeast Florida. Warnings extended to Nassau Eleuthera Grand Bahama and Nassau beaches braced as Betsy gained strength. The storm lingered near Cape Kennedy then shifted southwest as residents prepared for the approach.
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Florida
North Carolina
Cape Kennedy
Key West
Miami
Fla
Bahama Islands
Abaco
Carolinas
Bahamas
Nassau
Eleuthera
Grand Bahama Islands
Berry
Betsy
Pampered Lion Turns On Master in Virginia
Simba the 20 month old 325 pound lion raised with affection by Herman Dail and his wife became restless Saturday night after returning home from the Norfolk Zoo He reportedly attacked Mrs Dail whom Simba was strongly attached to the incident follows a hunger strike and reports of prior pampering and love.
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Jack Miller
Williamsburg
Simba
Lion
Herman Dail
Dail
Norfolk
Heavy fighting reported on Indian Pakistan frontier
Heavy fighting was under way today between Pakistani and Indian forces in the Wagh La Hore sector near Amritsar. Indian and Pakistani authorities offered conflicting accounts as cross border clashes escalate over Kashmir with air sorties and rocket attacks reported and denied by both sides.
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Conrad Fink
New Delhi
India
Wagi-Lahore
Pakistan
Punjab
Rawalpindi
Lahore
West Pakistan
Amritsar
Kashmir
Y. B. Chavan
Chavan
Fate of 46 Adventurers Lost in Zion Narrows Flood
Utah AP report on a flash flood in Zion National Park's Narrows near Virgin River. About 46 adventurers were unaccounted for after entering from outside the park. Chief Ranger Del Armstrong said they likely were on high ground and warned crews to wait for daylight before search efforts.
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Dwight L. Jones
Zion National Park
Utah
del Armstrong
Zion Nationel Park
Zion Narrows
Armstrong
Narrows
Schweitzer Buried At Hospital In Gabon Jungle Clinic
Dr. Albert Schweitzer, 90, died after a stroke and was buried near the jungle hospital he built in Lambarene Gabon. Africans and Europeans attended a simple service as flowers adorned the coffin and Schweitzer’s daughter recalled his wish to be laid to rest beside his beloved work site. The ceremony included song by white staff and a Gabonese choir while officials from Gabon and the United States expressed reverence for the renowned physician.
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Lambarene
Gabon
Ogooue
Albert Schweitzer
Rhena Schweitzer Eckert
Schweitzer
Helen
Walter Munz
David Baine
U.S
Johnson
Munz
Albert Bonge
Leon M’ba
Persie
Harris Survey Links Price Rise To Political Trouble
The Harris Survey shows a 19 percent rise in living costs from June 1964 to June 1965. It reports 87 percent of housewives believe prices are going up and many see potential to avoid increases. The piece analyzes causes by income group and notes middlemen as chief blame, with varying attributions by income level.
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Louis Harris
Johnson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Rsa E Serene Ene
Eevanss
U S Pilot Plucked From Sea After Damaged Plane
A rescue plane plucked an American pilot from North Vietnamese waters after his cockpit was damaged during a raid. Four F4 Phantom planes diverted to rescue him bombed the patrol boat pursuing the downed flier. Also rescued today were two airmen from Da Nang after a BS7 bomber crashed on takeoff. Captain Wilfred C. Hamann and 1st Lt. Robert J. Lane were reported in good condition. Strategic bombers hit a Viet Cong jungle stronghold in D Zone, the 600 square mile area north of Saigon. Marines claimed 25 Viet Cong killed in cross-fire actions.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Wilfred C. Hamann
Tucson
Ariz
Robert J. Lane
Newburgh
Ind
Strategic Air Command
Guam
D Zone
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Andres Es
Miles
Atlantic Ocean
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Tesla
Lincoln
Joseph Hoer
Cresent
Iowa
Hoer
Dr, Schweitzer
The
Harris Survey
Harris
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