Taylor Cenfers In Washington
Gen Maxwell D Taylor U S ambassador to South Viet Nam returned to report to President Johnson on the Southeast Asian crisis. He said no easy solution exists and would meet with Secretary Rusk this week. He arrived with aides and family to discuss war, Khanh's provisional government, and Viet Cong activity. He noted no drop in Vietnamese action despite the crisis and said raids on North Vietnam torpedo bases boosted South Vietnamese morale.
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Premier Nguyen Khanh Removes Colonels Amid Coup Fears
Saigon Premier Nguyen Khanh transferred two politically dangerous Saigon colonels amid coup fears. An American spokesman said more transfers may follow as Khanh avoids sleeping in Saigon, flying nightly to a secret hideaway. Separately, US F102 jets scrambled after a Cambodian MiG 17 attacked Vietnamese planes, leading to a larger undeclared war clash with Cambodia.
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National Briefs Highlight Johnson Daughter Visit and Local Events
Luci Baines Johnson visited Morgan City Louisiana for a shrimp fleet blessing and river cruise aboard the Tina while discussing Louisiana history with Margarity officials. In Mount Vernon New York gunfire erupted during a Good Humor plant robbery, two suspects were captured. Gary Indiana reports Milli Miller's net worth and assets. NASA aims to salvage experiments from the spinning geophysical observatory OGO. New York Communist Party notes arson risk at The Worker office. PAT plans court action against New York City school integration and bus plan.
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New Yorkers Fight Integration
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Miller accuses Johnson of inaction pact with Soviets on Cuba
GOP vice presidential candidate William E. Miller leveled a Labor Day attack in South Bend claiming the Johnson administration secretly agreed with the Soviet Union never to act against Castro. He said the campaign in Viet Nam, unemployment, and the war on poverty show a failed policy, criticizing forest camps and high costs. Miller spoke in South Bend near Notre Dame, with stops in Gary and Porter County where voters backed Wallace in the Indiana primary.
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Southeast Asia vows to guard region against Communist attack
SEATO on its 10th anniversary pledged to continue defending Southeast Asia from Communist aggression. Secretary General Konthi Suphamongkhon warned that South Vietnam and Laos are crucial fronts, and member nations will stay the fort until freedom is secure. The brief also covers Australian commentary on Indonesia Malaysia tensions and Vatican and Danish royal events.
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Flood Deaths Rise After Korea Rains Reach Nine
Seoul reports at least nine people killed in floods triggered by heavy rainfall over four days across the country. Police say search and rescue operations continue as teams scour inundated areas for victims and missing persons.
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Khrushchev Tours Moscow Exhibit Joking With U S Exhibitor
Premier Nikita Khrushchev walked through a Moscow construction equipment show amid guards and curious onlookers before a radio address to Czechoslovakia. He teased American exhibitor Gerald Petersen of Santa Clara California about rubber shoes and canned food, mixing humor with a probing intent.
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Funeral services held for multiple Nevada residents
Funeral services were conducted in Boulder City and Las Vegas for Florence Eddy and several others. Eddy, 74, died in Boulder City and was a longtime resident, with services at Grace Community Church officiated by Rev. Guy Holiday. Burial at Boulder City Cemetery. Additional services for Otto Wright, Joseph Overman, Harry Tregarthen, Ann Brennan Corr, Mary Bihlmaier, and others were noted, with obituaries listing birthdates, birthplaces, residences, survivors, and burial details. Palm Mortuary handling arrangements. Donations requested for cancer research in lieu of flowers.
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London
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Mary Lucy Bihlmaier
Roger Sawyer
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San Diego
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