Inez Rips Cuba and Caribbean Islands Hard
Hurricane Inez battered Cuba’s southeast coast near Guantanamo Bay with 138 mph winds and caused widespread devastation across Guadeloupe Hispaniola and the Dominican Republic. The storm damaged crops killed dozens and prompted warnings for Florida Bahama Island residents amid uncertain US impact. Local reports tallied at least 88 dead and thousands homeless as the hurricane moved northwest toward Santiago de Cuba.
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Miami
UPI
Inez
Caribbean
Cuba
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Guadeloupe
Hispaniola
Navy
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Latin Diario
Paul Moore
Miami Weather Bureau
Barahona
Marcos Credits Asians With Idea For Conference
Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos credited Asians with originating the idea for a seven nation summit on Viet Nam. He spoke at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan denying President Johnson conceived the plan, and suggested the Oct. 18 Philippines meeting of chiefs of government involved in the anti-Communist effort.
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Tokyo
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Johnson
Viet Nam
Marcos
Lucheon
Foreign Correspondents Club of
Japan
United States
Asia
Philippines
Honolulu
Washington
U.S
Guardsmen Leave San Francisco After Rioting
National Guard troops began departing San Francisco as officials stated unrest was easing. About 1,000 guardsmen remained in the city, with 2,000 at peak, while peace patrols formed by young volunteers wearing silver armbands sought to sustain calm in Hunters Point. Mayor John Shelley pressed for federal aid to reduce unemployment and curb racial tensions, coordinating with Labor Secretary Wirtz and Sargent Shriver. The weather was forecast to cool from the 90s as the city moved toward recovery.
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San Francisco
National Guard
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Paul KR. Teith
Hunters Point
John Shelley
Shelley
San
White House
Joseph A. Califano
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Conler
Wallace campaign kicks off Lurleen for governor
Gov. George C. Wallace campaigns for his wife Lurleen Wallace in Birmingham promising a persistent fight for states rights. He criticizes Johnson and Nixon, notes Georgia runoff win by Lester Maddox, and argues for a two party system. About 8,000 to 10,000 in attendance.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lurleen Wallace
George Wall
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
United States
Barry Goldwater
Willace
Alabama
Feds Pause Geese Hazing Fight at Horicon Marsh
A federal court hearing on Wisconsin’s geese hazing program at Horicon Marsh was postponed as no further action was filed after a judge rejected a restraining order. The hazing, using noise makers and other devices, aims to reduce geese and may end within a week. Refuge officials say counting flights and evaluating effectiveness will take at least a week, while farmers report crop damage concerns and ongoing complaints during peak migration.
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Horicon
Wis
Wisconsin
Horicon Marsh
Henry G. Gergen Jr
U. S
Gergen
Milwaukee
Asst. A. &. Atty
F. M. Gimbel
Cently
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Canada
Illinois
Bob Peronius
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Personius
Vietnam civilian deaths paid to families at $34 each
The United States has compensated about $5 650 to relatives of 166 Vietnamese civilians killed by 11 misdirected U S attacks since July 1 at $34 per death. Another 252 wounded received aid based on injury severity.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Defense Department
Rural Clintonville Man Is Convicted Of Manslaughter
Delbert C. E. Hanson of Clintonville, a father of eight, was convicted Thursday of manslaughter in the August 6 strangulation death of his wife Shirley, 34, at the family home. A pre-sentence investigation was ordered after Hanson pleaded guilty to the amended charge. he had been arraigned on a murder count.
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Waupaca, Wis
Clintonville
Waupaca
Wendell McHenry
Delbert C. E. Hanson
Hanson
Shirley
City Council Debates Park Plaza Widening Appeal
The council discussed Miles Kimball Company appealing Park Plaza and seeking city commitment for widening Witzel Avenue from Highway 41 to the Wisconsin Street Bridge. They debated an ambulance contract at length and enabled Jackson Street Athletic Field to be dry after prohibiting drinking. Action may follow on Dahl Motors relocation permit in the Murdock Avenue area. John Torrens praised for resigning as city forester-park superintendent.
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Miles Kimball Company
Park Plaza
Witzel Avenue
Highway 41
Wisconsin Street Bridge
Jackson Street
Dahl Motors, Inc
Murdock Avenue
John Torrens
City Forester
B52 Bombers Launch Dual Raids Near Dong Ha
B52 bombers attacked North Vietnamese targets south of the demilitarized zone with two raids 20 miles southwest and 18 miles northwest of Dong Ha. The missions followed Marine shelling and napalm on a communist post where 51 bodies were recovered. U.S. force levels rose to 317,500 with 2,500 more troops. pilots reported extensive bombardments across North and South Viet Nam, including barges and bridges damaged.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North
Dong Ha
North Viet Nam
Vietnamese Air Arm Flies Token Strikes
The South Vietnamese air force conducts a token show the flag strike about every two weeks, totaling eight sorties, a political rather than military role. U S forces fly around 400 sorties daily against the North. South Viet Nam accounts for about a quarter of all strikes in the war inside the South, with 16,000 men and 450 planes in an organization modeled on the U S Air Force.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
United States
1S. Air Force
Katzenbach Approved as State Undersecretary
The Senate confirmed Nicholas Katzenbach as undersecretary of state by voice vote, replacing George W. Ball who resigns at midnight. The nomination drew praise from Senate leaders and only minority dissent from Sen. Thurmond. Mansfield and Dirksen lauded the appointment as highly favorable for the country.
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Washington
Senate
Nicholas Katzenbach
State Department
Katzenbach
George W. Ball
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Body Of Henry Hobart Found in Field
Fifteen year old Henry Earl Hobart walked his dog near his Waukau home. The dog returned alone and Hobart was later found shot in a field. Sheriff and CD auxiliary police searched the area with no clues by noon. The youth, son of Walter and Doneta Pongratz, vanished after 6:30 pm. Continued on Page 14.
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Henry Earl Hobart
Waukau
Hobart
Winnebagoo County
Winnebago County
County CD Auxiliary Police
Walter
Doneta Pongratz
Pongratz
Kenneth Bauca
Rusty Shouquist
Rex Larson
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Enriquilla
National Hurricane Center
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Fidel Castro
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Bahama Islands
Air Force
Florida
Grand Bahama Island
San Salvadore
Eleuthera
Carter Cay
Foday’s
Society
Atera
Po Tol Ae
Wironebient
Mrs. Wallace
Feds
Eisenho
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Pre Dal
ER Brothers
Milton
Baltimore
Edgar
Seattle, Wash
Waukau Boy
Dong Hot
Vietnamese Air Arm
Henry Hobart
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