Six Indonesian Guerrillas Killed in New Malayan Outbreak
In Malaysia's southwest jungles near Labis Johore State British Gurkha patrols and New Zealand troops led a major sweep after reports of another Indonesian landing. By today 18 guerrillas were slain and seven captured with rockets fired by British jets to flush out fighters. A small armed landing was reported Sept. 9 near Morile 30 air miles south of Kuala Lumpur.
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Labis
Malayan
Morile
Kuala Lumpur
New Zealand
Pontian
Johore State
New York White Pupils Boycott Public Schools
White students again refused to attend public schools in New York protesting busing for racial integration. Police reported 2 352 marchers at 1% schools as officials tally potential state aid losses over 2 million dollars. Absenteeism rose with opening day.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bronx
Mundy’s Corner Highway Death
Jesse Cade aged 21 of Johnstown died in a hospital after a collision at the Routes 22 and 933 intersection Mundys Corner A tractor trailer struck the rear of a disabled car Cade and Larry Troutman 17 also from Johnstown were involved Troutman was listed in poor condition at Johnstown Memorial Hospital.
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Johnstown
Jesse Cade
Mundys Corner
Cade
Larry Troutman
Troutman
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
Obituaries Published for Campbell, DeHAVEN, Floyd and Neely
Death notices list Stewart Campbell 78 of Homer City R D 2 Florence Mildred DeHaven 62 of Indiana 1227 Philadelphia St infant Sarah Jean Floyd of Homer City and James Neely Sr 73 of Urey Glen Campbell R D 1.
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Campbell, Stewart
Homer City
R.D
Floyd
Sarah Jean
Neely, James, Sr
Urey
Glen Campbell R.D
Seek Motive Weapon In 3 Slayings
Detroit homicide detectives sought a motive and weapon in the shootings of Mrs. John H. Frazier and Clarence de Potie, both found at the Detroit School of Announcing and Speech. Pierre Paulin, the school announcer and director, was killed in another room.
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Detroit
John H. Frazier
Clarence de Potie
Detroit School of Announcing and Speech, Inc
Pierre Paulin
Paulin
Hiram Phipps
Frazier
Art Laing
CKLW
Windsor
Ont
Ford Offers Economic Package to UAW in Move Toward Settlement
Ford Motor Co. presented an economic offer to the UAW similar to Chrysler terms, aiming for a quick contract for about 125 000 Ford workers. UAW President Walter Reuther indicated the package matches core Chrysler benefits, while non economic demands on working conditions remain to be negotiated.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Chrysler
Ford
Malcolm Denise
Denise
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Elderly Marion Center couple injured in broadside collision
M J Leasure 86 and his wife Harriet 72 from Marion Center R D escaped serious injury after a pickup struck their car at the North Fourth Street intersection with Oak Street. Leasure treated at Indiana Hospital for minor injuries and shock while his wife remained in fair condition with rib contusions. William C. Gregg 35 of Finleyville R D 3 drove the northbound pickup. an unidentified passenger was uninjured. Vehicle damage was $1000 to the 1962 automobile and $200 to the pickup.
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Marion Center
R.D
North Fourth St
Oak Sts
William C. Gregg
Finleyville R.D. 3
North Fourth
Oak St
Gregg
Weather outlook with cold, frosty valleys
Weather brief notes cloudy and cold today with clear, frosty night. Sunny and cool Wednesday with highs around the mid thirties to mid sixties and low tonight 34 to 43.
Pentagon plans large Selective Service data study
The Johnson administration will sample about 1 percent of the draft pool, roughly 290000 men aged 18 to 44, to assess moves between deferments and track induction trends. The effort includes a Census Bureau survey of about 300000 households and seeks to evaluate voluntary vs conscription options amid political debate.
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Washington
Associated Press Today
Pentagon
Johnson
Selective Service System
Selective Service Headquarters
Army
Congress
Census Bureau
Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia Police Nab Two Men In Civil Unrest Case
Philadelphia police arrested Abbyssinia Hayes also known as Shaykh Muhammad 34 and Raymond Hall 25 also known as Yussuf Abdullah for inciting rioting and looting in North Philadelphia. A woman Florence Mobley is sought. Police say the trio acted as leaders in an extreme Black separatist movement and caused mass hysteria by spreading falsehoods. The city estimates civil unrest costs at about 4.2 million dollars with over 2.5 million in losses to merchants.
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Philadelphia
Abbyssinia Hayes
Shaykh Muhammad
Raymond Hall
Yussuf Abdullah
Florence Mobley
Edwards
Muhammad
Hayes
James H. J. Tate
Elks Dinner Reservations Due Sept 17
Elks club reminds members to submit all dinner reservations for Saturday September 19 by Thursday noon September 17. Early response required to ensure seating and meal counts.
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Elks
Barry Goldwater Attacks LBJ on South Viet Nam Policy
Sen. Barry Goldwater accuses the Johnson administration of failure and bad judgment in handling the guerrilla war in South Viet Nam. He decries Democratic secrecy about U S aims and actions in Southeast Asia.
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Barry
Viet Nam
Winston-Salem
N.C
Barry Goldwater
South
Johnson
Suspect Nabbed in Auto Fire Near Fifth and Philadelphia
A 27 year old Chevy Chase man William Dodge Embry was arrested after police watched him set a parked auto ablaze in the Pagano Parking Lot near Fifth Street and Philadelphia Street. He was captured near North Fifth Street and Nixon Avenue and is held in Indiana County Jail. Formal charges of firing personal property were filed by Police Chief Harry Owens and State Fire Marshal Carl Metz.
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Chevy
Embry
Harry H. Owens
North Fifth St
Nixon Ave
Indiana County
Owens
Carl Metz
Greensburg
Pagano
Vatican and Hungary sign partial church accord
The Vatican and Communist Hungary agree on partial administrative authority over the Hungarian Church marking a step toward Mindszenty’s fate. Pope Paul VI names five bishops while Mindszenty’s status remains unsettled and he stays in the U.S. legation in Budapest. The accord signals broader Church state relations changes.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Paul VI
John XXIII
Budapest
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Washington
Cardinal McIntyre Improves Slightly After Collapse
The 78 year old Cardinal James Francis McIntyre archbishop of Los Angeles showed slightly better condition after collapsing during the Vatican Council session in St Peter's. Aides cited exhaustion from travel and heat in the basilica as factors.
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Rome
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
St. Peter's
Vatican Bishops Ordered To Speed Up Work At Council
The Roman Catholic bishops at the Vatican Ecumenical Council were told to speed proceedings and end the council promptly. Daily schedules were extended and coffee bars limited as Cardinal officials urged secrecy and rapid discussion of the Church's nature and its leadership structure.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
St. Peter's
Paul VI
Eugene Cardinal Tisuserant
College of Cardinals
Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian
Pericle Felice
Felice
Pope Leads Bishops at Council Opening on Shared Papal Powers
Pope Paul VI oversees the ceremonial opening as 2,500 Roman Catholic bishops begin work on a schema for sharing certain Papal powers with the bishops at the Vatican Ecumenical Council. The third day marks a pivotal start for doctrinal reform.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
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Mt. St. Gertrude Academy
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