Terrorist attack wounds GIs at Da Nang club
In Da Nang a Saturday melee at the Take Ten officers club saw five grenades explode as two attackers tossed them through the door. Twelve were injured, eight Americans among them. one American is in serious condition. Guards fired on the assailants, wounding one and capturing another. Nearby, shooting incidents at Da Nang Air Base prompted warnings of further raids as Communists seek to disrupt elections.
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Saigon
UPS
da Nang
U.S
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Thanh Hoa
Dong Hoi
Fair Tragedy Kills Three at Illinois Fair
At a state fair a viewing stand platform collapsed during time trials injuring spectators. Dominic C. Jiacamini of Springfield witnessed the incident with his father and his 6 year old son. Coroner W C Telford said a tow truck tightened a rope used by a Green Beret unit for its daily performance.
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Fairgrounds
Dominic C. Jiacamini
Springfield
Jiacamini
Sangamon
W. C. Telford
Telford
Planes Fill Skies As Strikes End And Car Auctions
The report covers a Miami businessman reunited with family after an airlines strike ends. It also describes a fairground accident at a Springfield event where a platform collapsed, trapping several spectators and injuring a boy and a teen, with officials evacuating the area.
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John F. Kennedy
New York
W. H. Cortright
Miami
Fla
New York City
Cortright
Virginia
Custody Battle for LeMay Continues in Clark County Jail
LeMay aged 41 and his wife Lise aged 29 remain in adjoining maximum security cells in the Clark County jail as extradition proceedings ignite from Canada and Florida following a bank looting incident.
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Canada
Florida
LeMay
Lise
Clark County
FBI bugging sparks Nevada probe into casino cases
In Denver federal court the FBI admitted bugging Las Vegas casino phones. The issue heads to Clark County Grand Jury in September as state officials and residents debate illegal eavesdropping and its impact on casino financing and privacy rights.
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Las Vegas
FBI
Nevada
Clark County Grand Jury
Dist
Atty
Ted Marshal
Grant Sawyer
Walter Baring
Bobby Kennedy
Baring
Kennedy
Sawyer
Bobby Baker
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Department
Jones
Baker's
Fremont
Ed Levinson
Central Telephone
Chicago
Caesars Palace
Chicago Sun-Times
Sam
Momo) Giancana
Ray Patriarca
Massachusetts
Gerardo Catena
New York
Baltimore
Las Vegans
Miami
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Starr W. Horton
Greater Miami Crime Commission
Harry Lewis
Thomas E. Dewey
Lewis
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Gaming Control Board
W. F. Butch Leypoldt
James W. Hotchkiss
Bert M. Grober
Lake Tahoe
Grober
Philadelphia
Underworld
Holden Charged with Manslaughter in Italian Fatal Crash
William Holden, 45, is charged with manslaughter over the July 26 collision on the Florence Viareggio highway that killed salesman Valerio Giorgo Novelli, 42. A Lucca magistrate ordered a January trial. Holden testified the Italian driver blocked the passing lane and swerved, causing the crash.
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Lucca
Italy
UPI
William Holden
Valario Giorgo Novelli
Novelli
Holden
Florence-Viareggio
Libel suit filed by Candy Mossler seeks $83 million
Candace Mossler, previously acquitted in the Miami slaying of her husband Jacques Mossler, sues Curtis Publishing Co for $83 million. The suit, heard before U.S. District Judge Allen B. Hannay, claims a Saturday Evening Post issue branding her a liar caused great inj ury and distress. Clyde Woody and Marian Rosen assisted Mossler in filing the suit.
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U.S
Allen B. Hannay
Saturday Evening Post
Mossler
Fiery Smashup Kills Five From One Family in Ohio
Five members of the Price family of Cincinnati died when their car was rear ended by a semi on Interstate 71 near Washington Court House Ohio. The crash also injured relatives and the wrecker crew. two family members survived in the wrecker. Victims: James T. Price 41 Minnie 38 Jeri 17 Venita 14 Angela 11.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Here
Hio
Charles West
Melvin H. Duncan Jr
Cartersville, Ga
Midwest Storm Threat and Heavy Rain Across Regions
A midwest storm center spawned heavy showers from Kansas to Minnesota and raised the tornado threat. A tornado watch was issued for parts of Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota and Iowa as Gulf Coast cities reported heavy rain. Omaha canceled a Shrine game after three quarters as 20,000 watched. Galveston and Beaumont on the Texas coast saw significant rainfall. A funnel cloud was spotted near Palm Beach and a water spout near Miami.
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Kansas
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Ilowa-Nebraska
Sion City
Omaha
Nebh
Texas Gulf Coast
Galveston
Beaumont
Houston
Palm Beach
Fla
Miami
Johnson Urges Americans Meet Crisis of Our Times
National briefs from UPI report Secretary of State George Ball saying U.S. Viet Nam involvement does not conflict with arms-control aims. President Johnson urges self discipline to meet crises in Viet Nam race relations and the economy during a New England tour ending in Maine.
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Johnson
New London
New England
Lewiston
Kingston
R.I
Manchester
N.H
Burlington
Scotland Yard seals Britain to trap scar-faced killer abroad
Scotland Yard issued a special act to ports and airports to halt Harry Maurice Roberts from fleeing amid a seven day manhunt for the third suspect in the Aug. 12 murder of three policemen. Newspapers were urged to reprint the suspect’s photo as crime-busting teams convened.
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London
UPI
Scotland Yard
Britain
Harry Maurice Roberts
St'll
McNamara Climbs Mt Rainier Before DC Return
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara capped a brief vacation by conquering Mt. Rainier with his son Robert Craig and daughter Kathleen. The climbers signed the summit register after reaching the 14,410 foot peak Friday and were en route back to Washington with plans to return to the Pentagon Monday.
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Seattle. Wash
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Mt. Rainier
Washington
McNamara
Pentagon
Robert Craig
Kathleen
Ackley Questions Air Strike Settlement Wage Rise
Washington sources report the 4.9 percent wage increase for airline machinists falls short of 8 percent claimed by union spokesmen. Gardner Ackley, Johnson's chief economic adviser, says the deal exceeds wage guidelines, offers little real buying power, and should not raise passenger or freight rates. He notes productivity supports continued fare declines despite the settlement.
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API)— Administration
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Stro Zly
Ackley
Council of
Economic Advisers
Council
Machinists Union
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