Dawn Hurricane Veers Out to Sea Threatens Northeast Eases
Dawn the season's third hurricane stalled near 36.0N 73.2W about 150 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras. Winds dropped to 75 mph as forecasters said the storm would loop and move northeast to sea by Saturday, with small craft urged to stay in port from Cape Lookout to Cape Cod.
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Miami
UPI
Atlantic
U.S
Weather Bureau
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Cape Cod
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New York
New England
Israel strikes deep into Syria and Lebanon targets
The Israeli air force attacked seven bases in Syria and three in Lebanon a few hours after pledges of retaliation for the Munich massacre. Bombs hit sites near Damascus and powerfully along the Beirut–Damascus corridor, including the Nahar El Bared refugee camp near Tripoli with reports of casualties.
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Lebanon
Israel
Munich
Damascus
Tripoli
Beirut
Deir al Achaya
Yanta
Lod
Beirut-Damascus
Nahar el Bared
U S Grand Jury Indicts Natural Gas Firm and Officials
A federal grand jury indicted Omaha Natural Gas Co. and eight individuals on conspiracy and fraud charges linked to a pipeline right of way bribery scheme involving about a quarter million dollars. Named are current and former Chicago area officials including Joseph E. Klen Hammond mayor Edward C. Dowling former Hammond mayor John B. Nicosia former East Chicago mayor George Lamb East Chicago comptroller Herman Davis and others from Northern Natural Gas Co. and its Omaha subsidiaries Delbert Calvert James C. Smith and Gabriel Duore.
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East Chicago
Ind
George Lamb
Herman Davis
Obbins
Cook County
Mil
Illinois Secretary of State
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
North Gas Products Co
Hydrocarbon Transportation Inc
Delbert W. Calvert
Tulsa
Okla
Northern Natural Gas
James C. Smith
Hydrocarbon Transportation
Northern Gas Products
Gabriel Duore
High Department
Cook County II
Morrison baby born in Glenwood Hospital
Twin Cities Chit Chat reports Mr and Mrs Richard Morrison of Swartz Road Monroe are parents of a son born in Glenwood Hospital on Saturday. Sean Edmund is the newborn, with three year old Shane as the older brother. Grandparents are Mrs Ed Singleton of Charmingdale Road Monroe and Mr and Mrs E D Morrison of Swartz Road Monroe. More Chit Chat Page 5A.
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Richard Morrison
Swartz Road
Monroe
Glenwood Hospital
Sean Edmund
Glenwood
Shane
Ed Singleton
Charmingdale
Road
E. D. Morrison
Soldiers Object To Pinup Photos
The Army magazine Soldiers faced a wave of letters over a pinup feature showing a scantily clad model. Readers split 48 percent against and 37 percent for the cheesecake issue, with a Vietnam GI and others calling for professionalism versus a few defending the provocative back cover.
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Washington
Army
Wacs
Winant Sidle
Army Information
Vietnam
California
South Viet Nam forces push to recapture Quang Tri
South Vietnamese commanders under Thieu’s deadline moved 2000 rangers and equal marines against Communist positions near Quang Tri, but field reports say the city remains under North Vietnamese control. Casualties were light for government troops as air losses mounted.
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UPS
Quang Tri
Nguyen van Thieu
Laos
Lao Tao
UPI
Barney Seibert
Germans Threatened by Guerrilla Retaliation Over Olympic Attack
West Germany vows full countermeasures after Black September threatens to strike if three held terrorists are not released. The group calls for return of dead fighters and warns of heavy blows, while Berlin cites heightened security and possible bomb threats to Jews during Rosh Hashanah.
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Bonn
Cairo
Germany
Conrad Ahlers
Interior Ministry
Twin Cities Weather Forecast Through Tuesday
The Twin Cities area sees continued warm, partly cloudy conditions with afternoon thunderstorm chances through Tuesday. Temperatures reach mid 90s this weekend with lows around mid 70s, and through Tuesday highs near lower 90s with lows in the low 70s. The Monroe Municipal Airport reported a Thursday high of 95 and a morning low of 73 with no rainfall recorded.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Chuckle: A Good Supervisor Keeps Shine Intact
A lighthearted maxim notes a good supervisor can push you to improve without harming the work's shine. It emphasizes tact and balance in leadership.
Senate rejected Brooke pullout plan amid war debate
Washington AP report says Senate and House conferees dismissed Sen. Brooke's four month withdrawal amendment from Indochina. The measure would have forced Vietnam Laos and Cambodia U.S. troop exits with conditions on missing prisoners, opposed by Stennis and the White House.
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Senate
House
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Indochina
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Brooke
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Nixon
Stennis Said “Well, It Was Discussed Over and Over, Many Times.” Stennis
Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Hanoi
River Stage Changes at Station As Floods Rise
Station readings show river stages at Monroe 40 with 20.0 drift and Camden 26 with 4.7 rise, indicating rising water levels and continuing flood risk. Local authorities monitor stationary gauges and issue advisories as moderate shifts occur.
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Monroe
Camden
Inside The News-Star Summary
Inside The News-Star page mentions Abby Lowman Broadway Popenoe and Van Dellen across sections Sports Comics Radio-TV and Crossword. It notes 28 pages over two sections with listings for theater editorial horoscope and women features.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Wholesale Prices Rise Faster Under Nixon Controls
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports wholesale prices up 0.2 percent in August and 4.4 percent over the year since Nixon imposed wage price controls. Raw farm products remain exempt. industrial goods gained 3 percent in the year, with August driven by food and processed items, while farm costs edged higher and animal feeds fell.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kissinger Approves Hoffa Hanoi Trip Plan
William L Taub of New York says Kissinger was informed July 5 in San Clemente that Hoffa was invited by the North Vietnamese trade union movement to visit Hanoi. Taub said Kissinger approved the plans but asked the trip be postponed until after July 20.
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Washington
James Hoffa
Henry Kissinger
Teamsters Union
North Vietnam
William L. Taub
New York
Kissinger
San Clemente
Calif
Hoffa
Hanoi
Taub
Army Generals Told to Retire to Open Ranks
In Washington the Army informs about two dozen two to four star generals they should retire next year to clear paths for younger officers. Officials say ranks are limited by law and the current downsizing will reduce 509 generals to about 499 in ten months.
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Washington
API
Army
Robert F. Froehlke
Korea
Jews Worldwide Mark Beginning of High Holy Days
Jews around the world today begin Rosh Hashanah signaling year 5733 on the Hebrew calendar. The shofar sounds at sundown marking ten days of reflection ending with Yom Kippur on Monday Sept 18.
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Associated Press
Portable sewing machine with dial a stitch
Portable sewing machine with dial a stitch offered for sale. The ad notes it does everything and provides the contact number 387-1960 for offers.
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