Disaster In Haiti Hurricane Inez Rips Cuba
Hurricane Inez blasted eastern Cuba with 127 mph winds harming Guan tanamo Bay and Cuba's Oriente Province. Haiti's Valley of Death and Barahona area suffered floods as deaths mounted in Guadeloupe and the Dominican Republic while U.S. forecasters stayed hopeful it would miss the U.S. mainland.
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Inez
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Haiti
Guantanamo Bay
Oriente
Fidel Castro
Barahona
Tiburon Peninsula
Portau-Prince
Dunn
Guadeloupe
Dominican Republic
U.S
Castro
B52s Deliver One Two Punch On N Viet Troops
In two raids near the demilitarized zone, B52 bombers dropped tons on North Vietnamese infiltration routes and supply areas south of Dong Ha. Marines reported 41 enemy dead after additional artillery and napalm strikes below the DMZ as U.S. forces swell to 317,500 with 2,500 new arrivals.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North
Dong Ha
North Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
4Th Infantry
Paid For Each Vietnamese Killed By Mistake
The United States paid about $5 650 to the near est relatives of 16 Vietnamese civilians killed by 11 misdirected U S attacks since July 1 at a rate of $34 per death Defense Department statistics show Lesser amounts were paid to 252 Vietnamese civilians wounded in the incidents based on injury extent Airplane incidents were the chief cause of the mistaken killings and injuries according to the statistics
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Washington
United States
U.S
Defense Department
South Viet Nam Eyes Local Elections This Fall
Premier Ky's government studies a decree to ballot villages and hamlets that are secured against Viet Cong activity. Officials favor November or December voting after the Sept. 11 Constituent Assembly election, while work on a new constitution and a national Legislative Assembly proceeds.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Constituent Assembly
United Nations General Assembly
Viet Nam
Philippines
Seale
Maryland governor race backs Mahoney by Tawes and Finan
In Baltimore AP Mahoney the Democratic nominee for Maryland governor gained support from Gov. Tawes and ex-candidate Alty. Gen. Finan at Annapolis news conference. Tawes blasted Sickles and urged party unity noting the recent primary loss. Finan endorsed Mahoney while reaffirming his own stance on housing and segregation. Mahoney defended his humane record amid questions about racism and pledged to run on issues such as schools highways mental health and taxes. He faces Republican Agnew and an independent candidate Pressman in November.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Maryland
Tawes
Alty
Thomas B. Finan
Mahoney
Annapolis
Carlton R. Sickles
Sickles
Finan
Washington
Young Democrats Back Mahoney With Token Support
The Young Democratic Club of Frederick votes to back the entire ticket at the statewide convention, but does not commit to active support for George P. Mahoney's gubernatorial bid. Seven Frederick delegates will attend the Washingtonian Inn convention in Gaithersburg this weekend with Tawes as guest and Goldstein delivering the keynote.
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Young Democratic Club
Frederick
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Washingtonian Moa
Gaithersburg
Louis L. Goldstein
Goodloe Byron
Frederick County
Frederick J. Bower
Shirley Moss
Wallace E. Hutton
Michael Crew
Henry K. Poss
Kathy Davis
Dorothy E. Handley
Portia L. Hutton
Dorothy D. Bower
Governor Tawes
Man Gets Prison Term For Nailing Wife In Cupboard
In Melbourne Australia Raymond Mawson 26 was sentenced to 41 years for assault and false imprisonment. He nailed his 24 year old wife Annabel in a cupboard to prevent her leaving while he went to work.
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Melbourne
Australia
Raymond Mawson
Mawson
Annabel
Sweet Tasting Contest Showcases Frederick Fair Culinary Judges
At the Great Frederick Fair, 186 cake entries and 175 cookies tested by judges led by Mrs. Glenn Trout and Mrs. Phillip Beard. The Household Department under A Irvin Renn features ten food classes, including unique entries like pumpkin and crazy cake, with emphasis on taste and texture.
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Frederick Fair
A. Irvin Renn
Glenn Trout
Phillip Beard
U Thant Weighs Second Term as UN Secretary General
U Thant said he would give serious consideration to the Security Council's request for a second term. Diplomats noted mixed views on whether he will stay. His five year tenure ends Nov 3. he had planned to retire but indicated he might extend his service if no successor is agreed soon.
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United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Security Council
Council
Thant
General Assembly
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Market Near 1966 Law Level Sees Weighing Bets
New York stocks hovered near the 1966 August framework as traders waited to see if prices would rebound above that level or slip beneath it amid cautious trading and market nerves.
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New York
Wall Street
Negroes Help Keep Truce In Frisco
In Hunters Point, volunteer Negro patrols with police armbands kept watch on the riot‑scarred district as part of an effort to avert renewed violence. Police limited enhanced patrols to the business thoroughfare while officials and federal authorities aimed to curb unemployment as a root cause. Mayor John Shelley warned against racial discrimination and old union and management attitudes, stressing no citywide curfew but a push to clear streets at dawn and begin a new program to heal the illness.
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San Francisco
Hunters Point
John Shelley
Children's Day Boosts Attendance at Frederick Fair
Clear skies brought crowds to Frederick Fair for Children's Day as officials feared afternoon showers. Attendance last night neared the first two days totals, while thousands of schoolchildren entered free with passes today. George P. Mahoney toured the fair, and events including tractor contests and 4H beef sales proceeded despite weather concerns. Public schools and offices closed as turnout remained brisk.
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C. Mallard Eiler JR
Giaff
Frederick Fair
Horace M. Alexander
Alexander
Mit
George P. Mahoney
Frederick
Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Washington
Montgomery
Howard
Carroll
Antipoverty Funds Debate Moves to Senate
The fight over antipoverty funds shifts to the Senate as debate opens on a 2.5 billion authorization bill, 750 million above the admin budget, after the House approved a 1.75 billion package with tighter spending controls. House vote 212 to 156.
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Washington
Senate
House
Labor Committee
Neighborhood Youth Corps
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Priscilla Renn
RFD
J. Ralfe Castleman
Young Democrats
J. Millard Tawes
Earl Howard
Hood College
Lincoln Engelbrecht
Frisco
Office of Economic Opportunity
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
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