Viet B 52 raids scaled down amid low enemy activity
The U S command reduced B 52 bombing missions in South Vietnam with only five to seven daily flights as September totals fell to 212 missions. Officials declined to confirm political significance while noting possible shifts to Laos. Meanwhile ground forces reported 38 Communist deaths near Go Dau Ha Catum Loc Ninh.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Laos
Go Dau Ha
Katum
Loc Ninh
Multistate Crashes and Storms Crop The News
Eight people die when a Bessemer & Lake Erie freight train hits a car at Conneautville Pennsylvania. Five of the victims are children. one more child remains in critical condition. The crossing signals reportedly flashed as witnesses observed the crash downtown.
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Conneautville
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Erie
Sonja Henie Dies In Ambulance Flight At 56
Norwegian born film star and Olympic skating champion Sonja Henie died on an ambulance plane en route from Paris to Oslo. She was 56 and had battled leukemia for nine months. She leaves husband Niels Onstad and a life of Hollywood wealth and ice show fame.
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Sonja Henie
Norway
Hollywood
Paris
Oslo
Niels Onstad
Miss Henie
France
Hoevikodden Art Center
Onstad
Daniel Reid Topping
Chicago
Winthrop Gardiner Jr
New York
Onstads
Lausanne
Switzerland
Holmby Hills
Los Angeles
Fragmented OCR fragment from Pine case dated Saturday
Readable bits indicate a local event near Pine area with a person named Seay and a report of a ceremony or court action. Details are garbled but suggest a civic proceeding or public notice involving a pump project.
Nixon watches World Series before returning to White House
President Nixon viewed the second World Series game on TV at Camp David in Maryland before flying back to the White House. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell warned he may leave the United States if New York proceeds with a Harlem office building project amid claims by Peter Brennan that Negro workers would not receive union cards. Veljkovic, 35, set a 110 day cave stay world record in Samar Cave Yugoslavia aided by a sheep and pets. Mrs. Jerrie Mock, aviation’s flying grandmother, was grounded in Oakland by flu while planning a Pacific solo attempt from Columbus Ohio.
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Nixon
White House
Camp David
Maryland
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
U.S
Milutin Veljkovic
Veljkovic
Samar
Yugoslavia
Jerrie Mock
Aviation
Oakland
Pacific
Mock
Columbus
Ohio
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Fort Dix
N.J
S International
Combined News Services
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Northern Ireland
Shankhill Road
London
Scotland Yard
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Brittany
Istanbul
Suleyman Demirel
Justice Party
Turkey
National Assembly
Vatican Vatican City
St. Peter's Square
World Synod of Bishops
Wilson
Harold Wilson
Labor
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Rockies
New Mexico
Big Blow
Miami
Kara
Carolinas
Wilmington
N.C
Carolina
Florida
City Observer
Students For A Democratic Society
Richard Elrod
Richard Daley
Brian Flanagan
South Hampton
N.Y
Elrod
Washington
Carl Turner
Pentagon
Maj
William Wooldridge
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
James Conlisk
Clarence Kelley
Kansas City
Turner
Conlisk
Kelley
Nuclear Peace
Nuel Pose II
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N
Thant
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Time Magazine
Corrine Huff
Dn.y
Miss Huff
U.S.A
Christine Keeler
Mandy Rice Davies
Miss Keeler
Britain
Stephen Ward
Peter Rachman
John Anick
Milwaukee
Anick
Jack Benny
Burbank Symphony Orchestra
Benny
Massachusetts
Erwin Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
Edward Kennedy
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Canham
James Groppi
State Assembly
Madison
Milwaukee County
F. Ryan Duffy
Dane County
Capitol
John Volpe
Vatican
Rome
Volpe
Veli’ Wotes
Adam
Dine
Legenc
Rye Ohana
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