Hurricane Dora Moves Toward U S Coast
Hurricane Dora, a powerful storm 700 miles east of Cape Kennedy, grows in size with 130 mph winds. It threatens the southeast coast as seas rise and small craft are warned to stay near port. Dora may absorb tropical storm Ethel as it maintains a west-northwest course. Cleo’s prior destruction is noted with Florida damage and fatalities.
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Virginia
Indonesia on Offensive as Malaysia Sees Indirect Clash
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio said Jakarta is now on the offensive against the British backed federation. Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman linked renewed Chinese and Communist Chinese instigation to Singapore’s six week outbreak. Curfew eased in Singapore as fighting subsided and patrols reported sporadic violence and a fatal stabbing in Geviang.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lumpur
Auto Talks Set to Run Round Clock as Detroit Strike Looms
Chrysler and the United Auto Workers near a feverish, nonstop bargaining session with a 75 000 worker strike deadline two days away. Negotiators met Sunday into Monday amid a news blackout while UAW President Walter Reuther planned to join briefly before attending a Johnson Labor Day event in Detroit.
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Generals Banished By Khanh Move Amid Buddhist Pressure
In Saigon Premier Khanh plans to send three top generals abroad on diplomatic missions amid Buddhist criticism. Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem, Brig. Gen. Nguyen Van Thien, and Maj. Gen. Do Cao Tri are named as targets of these transfers. Buddhist protests grow with a 150,000-strong funeral turnout for students killed in riots. Military air activity over Saigon increases as planes back operations against the Viet Cong.
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Nguyen van Thien
Do Cao Tri
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Air Force
Catholic Dai Viet Leader Arrives in Hong Kong
Former Deputy Premier Nguyen Toan Hoan arrived in Hong Kong claiming President Khanh exiled him for three months. Hoan said Khanh is a prisoner of the Buddhists and that he has paralyzed anti-Red forces in South Viet Nam.
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Weekend holiday weather stays hot with humid 90s
Southerly winds push temperatures into the 90s with rising humidity. A tonight low near 62 is forecast as perfect holiday weather marks the weekend and continues today.
Chuckle Highlights Marital Riffs and Old Humor
A light column notes that unhappy marriages stem from men failing to fool their wives as they once did with their mothers, poking fun at domestic dynamics and aging humor.
Viet Nam In Lull Says Taylor After Saigon Visit
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor, in Washington after Saigon talks, says South Viet Nam is in a political lull as Premier Nguyen Khanh forms a provisional government. He reports Saigon was entirely quiet but does not claim the peak of the crisis has passed.
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No Easy Policy Recipe Says Taylor On Viet Nam War
In wartime remarks Taylor acknowledged crisis conditions remain complex amid questions about new policies to counter the Viet Cong threat in South Vietnam. He said he has no easy recipe and that the longer the situation is studied the more intricate it seems.
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Taylor Named Ambassador in Saigon After Lodge Exit
Taylor, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, became ambassador in Saigon two months ago when Henry Cabot Lodge resigned to return to the United States. He indicated he would return to Washington in about two months to wind up personal affairs delayed by the Southeast Asian post.
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Johnson says president must control nuclear weapons
In Detroit, President Johnson rejects Barry Goldwater's idea of NATO commanders using some nuclear arms. He warns no U S leader can relinquish control of nuclear decisions, stressing unity, peace, and the fight against hunger and poverty.
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Rioting Teens Struck Hampton Beach and Seaside
Labor Day weekend violence across Oregon and New Hampshire left hundreds detained and dozens injured. In Hampton Beach police reported more than 100 arrests and eight officers wounded after tear gas and police dogs were used to quell about 10 000 youths.
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Disturbances Erupt in Seaside After Saturday Night
At Seaside Oregon disturbances began Saturday night following an unspecified incident. Police reported scattered confrontations and property damage as crowds gathered along the waterfront. Authorities urged calm and underway investigations into the cause and any arrests.
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Wirtz seeks removal of two poisonous elements from American scene
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz calls for prompt elimination of two poisonous elements. He condemns back lash rhetoric and violence, urging a clear link to law and order and stating democracy rests on truthful discourse.
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Ameri
Toll Mounts as Labor Day Holiday Traffic Kills Rise
Traffic deaths across the nation during the Labor Day weekend surge toward record levels. The National Safety Council warns totals may surpass 1963 marks as homeward travel peaks. Weather largely clear though bands of rain affect portions. prior counts show 456 deaths over a similar non holiday period and 632 last year with 557 in traffic.
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National Safety Council
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Mississippi
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Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
Ohio Toll Edging To New High
The Labor Day weekend traffic toll rises with early weekend deaths. By early today at least 18 people had died in crashes since Friday 6 pm, with the Ohio Highway Safety Department predicting as many as 28 fatalities before midnight. One boating death, three drownings, and two other accidental deaths bring total to 24.
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Veep Candidates Carry Political Coals To New Castles
In a Labor Day campaign diffuse, Miller and Humphrey canvass the Midwest while Goldwater rests in Phoenix awaiting a Los Angeles speech. Miller reports net worth figures. Humphrey returns to Waverly after nomination amid ADA controversy.
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