Six Primaries Scheduled Today
Nominations for four Senate seats four governors and 28 House seats are set in six states. Arizona and New Hampshire host key GOP gubernatorial battles while Democrats contest in several races. Voters in Colorado Minnesota Vermont Wisconsin Georgia Massachusetts vote on varied fields.
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Guam Hopes to Find Two Japanese War Stragglers
In Agana Guam authorities search for two Japanese World War III holdouts still hiding in jungle areas twenty years after Guam’s recapture. Fresh footprints sparked a manhunt though police note farmers nearby could have left tracks. Leaflets in Japanese urge stragglers to surrender.
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Final Attempt Opens To Stop Strike By UAW
DETROIT AP Negotiations raced toward a 10 am Wednesday strike deadline as Chrysler and the UAW held marathon talks. UAW President Walter Reuther urged persistence and a fresh start as both sides prepared for around the clock sessions to avert a walkout.
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Rebels Establish Congo Republic in Stanleyville
Rebels in the northern Congo proclaim a People's Republic in Stanleyville and march toward Coquilhatville. They name Christophe Gbenge president and Gaston Soumialot defense minister while hinting at a link with Kwilu rebels led by Pierre Mulele to cut Leopoldville off from the north.
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Makarios Seeks Soviet Aid Terms With Moscow Visit
President Makarios plans a delegation to Moscow this week to obtain concrete terms for a Soviet offer of aid to the Greek Cypriot government. The talks follow Turkish air strikes and a request for help from the United Arab Republic, with a $30 million credit reportedly offered and possible military aid discussions conditioned on continued self determination.
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New Rule Set for Vietnamese Government Formation
Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh agreed to draft plans for a provisional council to form a new South Vietnamese government, with Premier Nguyen Khanh retaining chief power. A national convention to draft a constitution and elect a general assembly was proposed by a Khanh-led trio. Minh was named chairman of the provisional steering committee of the national armed forces, a signal toward Buddhist support. At the same time, border clashes with Cambodia escalated as both sides accused each other of backing the Viet Cong, with Cambodian patrol boats firing on Vietnamese troops and mortars killing two soldiers and two civilians, while Vietnamese airstrikes and Cambodian claims of attacks followed.
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General Taylor to Discuss South Viet Nam Plans
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor meets with Secretary Rusk Defense Secretary McNamara and Joint Chiefs chair Gen. Wheeler to review options for bolstering action in South Vietnam. They consider revising US economic aid to urban areas and possibly resuming air strikes on Communist supply lines from North Vietnam.
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A Clever Woman Holds Back a Man with Grace
A witty quip suggests a sharp woman keeps a man at arm's length without losing her hold, turning a playful line into a social observation about balance and charm.
Labor Day Weekend Traffic Death Toll Tops 500
The Associated Press reports labor day weekend traffic deaths rose to 523 nationwide with 18 boating fatalities and 57 drownings. Howard Pyle of the Safety Council noted homeward driving kept fatalities below last year’s 557 record.
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Five Children Reported Lost In Adirondack Park
Fresh men and bloodhounds joined a search in Adirondack State Park for five Sherrill children reported missing four miles north of Poland New York They vanished from their family campsite around 430 PM Monday Names Ted Fuller 9 Daniel Graves 8 Deborah Graves 6 Theresa Bessmer 3 and Joseph Bessmer were with two Irish setters Temperatures overnight expected in the high 40s to low 50s.
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Weather Outlook: Hot Days Continue Through Tomorrow
Forecast calls for fair skies with continued heat in the area. Temperatures rise today and again tomorrow with a low of 36 today and a minimum around 67 expected tomorrow Monday.
Ohio Toll on Labor Day Weekend Rises Across Nation
Ohio recorded 2 traffic fatalities during the 78 hour Labor Day period from Friday 6 pm to Monday midnight. The statewide total was near the 23 predicted, ranking fifth in the nation as deaths across the holiday reached 31 including boating and miscellaneous accidents.
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Apportionment Fight Faces Congress Over Cloture Move
Senate debates a plan to limit debate on Dirksen’s cloture petition aimed at delaying reapportionment rulings. The move seeks time to push a constitutional amendment allowing nonpopulation based state legislative apportionment. If filibuster blocks progress, liberal Democrats may sustain talks beyond limits. Hubert Humphrey rumored to back anti-Dirksen coalition.
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Dora Threatens Florida Coast as Evacuations Begin
Hurricane Dora gathers strength with 130 mph winds and 10 foot tides. Coastal residents from Melbourne to Myrtle Beach brace as warnings extend up the Atlantic seaboard. Cape Kennedy remains active with Saturn 7 in position, built to resist 175 mph winds.
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Hurricanes Dora and Cleo Roar Across Atlantic Coast
Dora and Cleo dominate headlines as Caribbean hurricane Cleo kills over 130 people and causes about 115 million dollars in damage along Florida's east coast. Dora, larger and sprawling, moves toward the Atlantic with 130 mph winds and a broad gale field, prompting warnings from Miami to Bermuda and harbor safety advisories. Florence remains a distant storm system in the east Atlantic.
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Kerala toppled in no confidence vote by Communist opposition
New Delhi AP reports Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri’s Congress party ousted in Kerala by a Communist led majority on a no confidence vote. Shastri faces another no confidence motion in Parliament and may transfer Kerala governance to the Communists or rule from New Delhi under president’s rule.
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