Guns Silenced In North Viet Nam Fortunes in Raids Drop
In North Vietnam raids along a rail line toward Hanoi US bomber pilots claim to have silenced ten anti aircraft positions during 127 bombing runs. Ground fighting in the south narrowed to small actions after a weekend in which more than 380 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese were killed or captured. a USAF F105 Thunderchief was shot down, the 386th loss in the war.
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World Bank Chief Warns of Tight Money and Aid Decline
World Bank Chief Woods told an IMF World Bank meeting that the bank and its affiliates face funds shortages amid tight money and high rates in industrial countries. He warned that slowing aid from wealthy nations, if unchecked, could worsen world affairs and hamper development.
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Grand Jury Opens Probe Of Mobsters In Queens
A Queens grand jury begins hearings into a meeting of 13 Mafia leaders arrested during lunch in Forest Hills. Initially charged with consorting with criminals, they are held as material witnesses in a probe led by Dist. Atty Net Hentel. Bail totals 1.3 million dollars.
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Hancock Man Gehrs 81 Dies In Three Car Crash
At 2 p.m. Saturday Walter Gehrs 81 of Hancock was killed in a three car collision at the State Highway 51 and County Trunk C intersection one mile south of Hancock. Deputy Sheriff Edward Oligney said Gehrs failed to yield at the stop sign, pulling into Highway 51 and into the path of a vehicle driven by Gregory Getsler 19 of 230.
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Mercury Dives To 20s in State
The Associated Press reports Jack Frost arrived in Wisconsin with record low temperatures for September 26. Readings show Maceon at 7 degrees, Hibbing Minnesota nearby, Green Bay 61, Milwaukee 60, Park Falls and Duluth 57. The warmest spot in the nation was Imperial, California at 108.
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Segregationists March in Jacksonville Rocks Fly
In Jacksonville Florida a segregation group led by Warren Folks marched into a downtown Negro district triggering rock throwing. Folks and 11 followers carried placards criticizing city officials over a whites only pool and related policies.
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Typhoon Ida Leaves Japan Grieving and Damaged
Tokyo reports 211 dead 103 missing and near 1,000 injured as Ida wrecks cities and farms. US installations suffer over 6 million in damage while Japanese losses exceed 300 million. Another typhoon, June, remains on course as floods extend across Mt Fuji region. President Johnson agenda noted at end.
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Gemini 11 space walker Gordon tired before stroll
Richard Gordon told reporters he started with a high heart rate and fatigue before leaving the Gemini 11 capsule. The planned 50 second space walk grew to about 30 minutes as he labored to attach Gemini 11 to an Agena with a 100 foot cord, sweating heavily in the suit. He and Charles Conrad Jr had prepared two hours ahead but faced cooling and suit-system delays, prompting consideration of an earlier orbit.
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Youth Sought In Percy Girl Slaying Probe
Kenilworth Illinois police seek a 19 year old man for questioning in the Valerie Percy murder probe. The investigation may take a long time as state troopers join an 11 man force to find the slayer of 21 year old Valerie, daughter of U S Senate candidate Charles H Percy.
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GOP Set With Own Antipoverty Program
Washington AP Republicans unveil an antipoverty plan aiming to cut federal spending. Leader Gerald R. Ford says the GOP equal opportunity bill would cost about 175 billion dollars, with 750 million born by state and local governments and private industry. Democrats expect administration bill passage by a narrow margin amid inflation worries and mid-October adjournment efforts.
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Peace Parley Urged in U N Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister
UNITED NATIONS NY AP The Malaysian deputy prime minister urged UN members to back a peace conference with the immediate parties to the Vietnam war and urged continued UN leadership under U Thant. The speaker also commented on Indonesia’s war end with Malaysia and Indonesia’s return to the UN while debating China's UN role.
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Bond Receives 007 ID Card at Montana State
In Bozeman Montana a computer issued MSU student James Bond and 6 900 others new identification cards. The machine named Bond a card member 007 marking a notable campus moment and the start of sophomores year.
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Tavern Operator Beaten Robbed Near Beaver Dam
BEAVER DAM AP A rural tavern operator was beaten and robbed at gunpoint near Beaver Dam Saturday night. Mrs Helen Wyatt told Dodge County deputies a man entered her tavern north of the city, pointed a pistol at her and demanded cash from her purse. The robber escaped with the loot.
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