Cattle Calf Cost Trial Placed With Two Women
Cattle dealer Eddie Collins offers two Eastern housewives one calf each to gauge the cost of raising cattle. Mrs. Stephen Staphlett of Melbourne Beach and Mrs. Mickey DeLorenzo of Levittown accept the plan as a live test of farming expenses. Calves originate from Nebraska farmers Ronnie Rogers and Frank Diecks with aims to expand to Denver and Portland if others join.
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Iowa
Dee
Stephen Staphlett
Melbourne Beach
Fla
Mickey DeLorenzo
Levittown
N.Y
Collins
Nebraska
Ronnie Rogers
Lexington
Frank Diecks
Gordon
Denver
Colo
Portland
Ore
Israelis Held by Hijackers Aboard Damaged Damascus Flight
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 hijacked to Damascus by a young Arab couple from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine was later damaged by an explosion in the cockpit. The Syrians said they would free all passengers except six Israelis. The flight originated in Los Angeles with stops in New York and Rome and carried Americans Greeks Cubans and Israelis.
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Damascus
Syria
Trans World Airlines
Athens
Tel Aviv
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
TWA
Los Angeles
New York
Rome
Amman
Jordan
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Pittsburgh Quiet After Burst of Race Protests Over Jobs
After five days of angry protests over construction jobs for Negroes, Pittsburgh moved into the Labor Day weekend quietly. About 13 000 construction workers planned rest over the weekend as projects valued at 200 million dollars remained shut to meet Black Construction Coalition demands. Demonstrations by idled workers and Black protesters, with chants of we want to work, marked the days before work is set to resume Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Black Construction Coalition
City Hall
Marines Launch Counteroffensive Near Da Nang Hills
About 1,500 Marines and South Vietnamese infantry moved into the Hiep Duc Valley 31 miles southwest of Da Nang in a counteroffensive against an enemy division. Initial reports indicate light contact with nine enemy rocket and mortar attacks overnight, the lightest in three weeks. The move follows heightened alert as analysts anticipate a possible enemy highpoint before North Vietnam’s Sept. 5 Independence Day.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Diocwuti
North Vietnam
Associated Press
Richard Pyle
Marine
Hiep Duc
South Vietnam
State Personnel Board Chair Accused of Embezzlement
Ohio Supreme Court backed inquiry alleges Earl W. Allison embezzled from a 10 000 trust fund in 1965 66 involving a Morrow County woman. The board may disbar pending county prosecutor action and court hearing. Allison denies charges and has 20 days to object.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Personnel Board of Review
Earl W. Allison
Ohio Supreme Court
Franklin County
James A Rhodes
Morrow County
Allison
Thomas Startzman
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Startzman
Columbus Bar Association
Family Hijacks Airliner Shocking Cuban Hold Sky Standoff
A National Airlines Boeing 727 hijacked during a Miami to New Orleans leg returned to Miami with 43 passengers aboard while a family of five, including an infant, remained in Cuba. The hijacker identified as J Carballo forced a stewardess toward the cockpit and spoke with his sons in Spanish.
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Cuba
National Airlines
Houston
New Orleans
National
J. Carballo
Sarasota
Susan Mullens
Barbara Aparicio Presley
White Sox
Luis Aparicio
Sky Pirate
Presley
Havana
Weekend Weather Outlook in the Miami Valley
Forecast calls for continued fair weather in the Miami Valley as temperatures and humidity rise. Lows near 75 tonight, highs around 85 Sunday, with humidity increasing gradually into Monday.
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Miami Valley
Idaho Falls hosts homecoming for 116th Combat Engineers
Spec. 4 Mike Dubbe and 421 soldiers return from nearly a year in Vietnam. An official review with Gen Westmoreland looms after a crowd of about 5000 floods Idaho Falls airport. Six battalion members were killed in Vietnam. families of the dead receive special invitations. Kenneth Young’s son died in a mine explosion last May.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mike Dubbe
116Th Combat Engineers
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Citizens Committee
James C. Young
St. Anthony
Kenneth
Rock Fans Pack Isle of Wight and Texas Festival Sites
The Associated Press reports hundreds of thousands flocking to Isle of Wight England and Texas and Olympia venues for major rock events. Bob Dylan and Led Zeppelin headline amid security drives, legal blockades, and crowd concerns including drugs and litter. Local police and organizers scramble to manage traffic and safety as fans camp and purchase tickets despite high costs and limited supply.
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Associated Press
England
Isle of Wight
Dallas
Tex
Olympia
Wash
Ouyimpia
Resi
White Lake
N.Y
Bob Dylan
Rolling Stones
Elizabeth Taylor
Britain
Europe
High Court
Lewisville
Ralpi Adams
Wight
Byrnes Stricken By Heart Attack In South Carolina
Former U S secretary of state and Supreme Court justice James F. Byrnes, 90, was admitted to a Columbia hospital Friday night after suffering what doctors described as a heart attack. Byrnes had earlier been hospitalized twice this year for undisclosed illnesses.
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Columbia
S.C
James F. Byrnes
U.S
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