Reds win World Series ending 35-year wait
Cincinnati fans hailed a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox in a rain delayed seventh game. Joe Morgan delivered the game-winning hit as the Reds claimed their first World Series title since 1940. More than 10 000 fans flooded downtown to celebrate.
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Reds fans celebrate World Series title downtown Cincinnati
About 15 000 fans packed Fountain Square in Cincinnati to celebrate the Reds World Series win. Police arrested roughly 200 for disorderly conduct as bottles flew and 15 people were injured, including five officers. The city planned a parade and a daytime celebration as Pete Rose and other veterans reflected on the win and the team’s comeback season.
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Bomb blast hits London home of Caroline Kennedy
A car bombing at Campden Hill Square in West Kensington killed one and injured seven, including a Filipino houseworker. Caroline Kennedy, living with Hugh Fraser, was not hurt and was expected to attend Sotheby's class before a household call advised otherwise. Fraser sat nearby when the blast knocked him from his chair. Kennedy was in her bedroom. Police consider revenge for pub killings as a possible motive. Home Secretary Roy Jenkins could be a target, though he lives nearby.
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Candidates and issues in the November City election
The Journal profiles City Commission candidate Orville Adams on page 6 and explains State Issue 4 Gov Rhodes housing program on page 12. The paper urges readers to clip and save these articles to aid decisions before polling.
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FBI Note Lists 1294 Americans for Priority Coverage
FBI Director Clarence Kelley disclosed a Security Index listing about 1,294 Americans who would receive priority investigative coverage in a national emergency. The list excludes nonviolent protesters, with 1,537 names on Jan. 1 and 1,294 as of Aug. 15, though no individual names were released.
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Kissinger Policies Attacked During Beijing Visit
AP reports China criticized Henry Kissinger to influence U S opinion against détente while he visited Peking. A senior American official said Beijing wants to cement its leadership by taking a firm line toward Moscow and Washington. Kissinger heads to Tokyo after five days in China.
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Middletown Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight in Middletown with lows in the 50s. Tomorrow highs near 80 with a chance of showers by Saturday and Sunday, then clearing Monday.
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Italian Poet Montale Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Eugenio Montale, 79, receives the 1975 Nobel Prize in literature for his distinctive poetry that explores human values with a life view free of illusions. Montale has not published a major poetry collection in more than two decades.
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Man kidnaped in Beirut has sister-in-law here
A Middletown woman Mrs Maurice Rohrkemper sister-in-law of one of two American Embassy employees kidnapped in Beirut yesterday monitors developments. Her brother-in-law Charles Gallagher of Roanoke Va was en route to work at the Regional Service Center when he and William Dykes Jr of San Jose Calif were kidnapped. Mrs Cecilia Gallagher remains in Beirut with four Gallagher children. Gallagher has been in Beirut about five years. Mrs Rohrkemper has asked U S Rep Thomas N Kindness for help. It was unclear who abducted them.
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