Khanh reshapes South Viet Nam leadership amid confusion
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh announces he has accepted resignations of all cabinet ministers and state secretaries who are officers, but they will stay on for now. He says a three general steering committee will run the show under a new name, with Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem still on the committee but out of his government post.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Khiem
Fhiem
Bronx fireman learns he inherits $250000 from writer
Richard Gregory Shaw,a 34 year old New York fireman, learned he is heir to $250000 left in trust by Bushnell Dimond, a writer who died last June 6. Shaw, living in a Bronx apartment with his wife Teela and two sons, plans a Hawaii trip and a home in New Jersey and quit his taxi job after the news.
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NEW York (Ap
Richard Gregory Shaw
Shaw
Bushnell Dimond
New York
New York Daily News
Dimond
Bronx
Teela
Steven
Vance
Stratton supporters push direct primary for New York
Backers of Rep. Samuel Stratton abandon further bid for the Democratic Senate nomination and advocate a statewide direct primary. Kennedy defeated Stratton 968 to 153 at the state convention, prompting Stratton to campaign for reelection from the 35th District.
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Stratton
Albany
N. Y
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
New York
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Palmer
Kennedy
Senate
New York City
35Th
Massachusetts
Virginia
Allen Estate Left to Burns and Two Children
Comedienne Gracie Allen's will filed for probate leaves her estate to husband George Burns and their two adopted children Sandra Joan Luckman and Ronald Burns. Burns is named trustee for the remainder in trust without a value estimate beyond it exceeding $50,000. Allen died August 27 at age 62 from a heart attack.
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Los Angeles
Comedienne
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Superior Court
Burns
Beverly Hills
Sandra Joan Luckman
Ronald Burns
Allen
American Killed and Five Hurt in Viet Nam Air Crashes
In South Viet Nam a US Army helicopter crew member was killed by enemy small arms fire during an operation in Tay Ninh Province. Five other Americans were injured in crashes or mines across Quang Ngai, Thua Thien, Phuoc Ninh, and Chuong Thien provinces as combat actions continued.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Wartorn
South
U.S. Army
Quang Ngai Province
U.S
Tay Ninh
U.S. Marine Corps
Thua Thien
Phuoc Ninh
An Husb
Chuong Thien
Marine Killed When Truck Hits Tree Near Endicott
Clayton Lyon 19 of Endicott, on leave from the Marine Corps, was killed early today when his pickup struck a tree along Route 26 seven miles north of Endicott. He was thrown from the vehicle while driving home from Whitney Point, according to State Police.
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Endicott (Ap
Clayton Lyon
Endicott
Route 26
Here
Lyon
Whitney Point
Keating Names Brownell and Smith as RFK Campaign Aides
Incumbent Republican Kenneth B. Keating names Herbert Brow nell Jr. as campaign director and Eugene T. Rossides as second in command. Kennedy aides include Stephen Smith likely to run as campaign manager and Debs Myers new top assistant in the Kennedy operation.
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Keating
Brownell
Smith
RFK
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S. Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
Eugene T. Rossides
Rossides
Columbia
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Stephen Smith
John F. Kennedy
Debs Myers
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Myers
Conservatives Choose Same Electors as GOP Convention
The Conservative Party in New York named the same slate of 43 presidential electors as the GOP state convention for Goldwater Miller. Republicans must decide by Sept. 9 whether to accept or decline. Court rulings previously blocked the Conservatives from substituting their electors.
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New York
GOP
Fred Young
Young
Conservative Party
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Lockport
N.Y
Albany
State Supreme Court
Ellis J. Staley
Upstate Lake George
J. Clarence Herlihy
Appellate Division
Medicare Bill Passage Seems Doubtful in 64
The Senate passed a health care proposal in a Social Security bill by 60 to 28, but House support remains absent. Conference talks will shape final provisions, with Mills leading the House delegation. Leaders in both parties vow to push health benefits, while taxes and retirement increases are debated.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Five Teen-Agers Die In Alford Car Crash
In Alford Massachusetts five teens died when a car left East Alford Road near the West Stockbridge line around 11 30 p m and split in two after hitting a utility pole. A sixth, Marlene Hendrick 18 Monterey, was in critical condition at Fairview Hospital. Victims from Great Barrington include William Seward 17 Carol Hendrick 16 William Sigsworth 19 Ronald Decker 17 and Timothy Donovan 17.
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Alford
Mass
Marlene Hendrick
Monterey
Fairview Hospital
Great Barrington
William Seward
Carol Hendrick
Marlene
William Sigsworth
Ronald Decker
Timothy Donovan
Hendrick
East Alford Road
West Stockbridge
Javits and Keating Back Elder Health Care Bill
Republican Sens. Jacob Javits and Kenneth Keating joined 12 GOP senators in voting for a bill to provide health care for the elderly under social security and raise cash payments for new beneficiaries. The measure passed the Senate 60 to 28.
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Keating
Javits
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth Keating
New York
GOP
Senate
Fight Disrupts House Probe Of Travel to Cuba
A Nazi sympathizer attacked witness Morton B. Slater during the opening of the House Un American Activities travel to Cuba inquiry. Police restrained the assailant Lon L. Dunaway as the session paused and Slater’s testimony was rescheduled for the next day.
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Fight
House
Cuba
Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Morton B. Slater
New York
Slater
Lon L. Dunaway
Arlington
Dunaway
American Nazi Party
Richard Schord
D-Mo
House Caucus Room
Capitol Hill
Cabbie Refuses Spud Payment in New Haven Incident
In New Haven a cab driver refused potatoes as payment when Edward Johnson 42 tried to ride for free. Johnson dumped sacks from a truck into the cab to raise the fare claiming he had no money. He was charged with theft evading payment of a fare and intoxication.
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New Haven
Johnson
Man dies after car crash in Schenectady
Miles Sith, 46, died when his car crashed into a tree at Albany and Steuben streets after reportedly suffering an attack. Police said he collapsed before the collision.
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Schenectady
Miles Sith
Albany
Steuben
Malaysia Declares Emergency Amid War Threat and Riots
Malaysia announces a state of emergency to counter a feared Indonesian invasion and race riots in Singapore. British and New Zealand units deploy to support Malaysian forces as Jakarta orders its troops to prepare for attacks. Singapore faces renewed Malay Chinese clashes with curfew in effect and casualties reported.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Singapore
New Zealand
Jakarta
Sukarno
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Gurkha Rifles
Labis
Royal New Zealand Infantry
Malaya
Pontian
Geyland
Federation of Malaysia
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Singapore Radio
Johore
Tunku Abdul Rahman
New York
Major business leaders endorse Johnson Humphrey ticket
About 45 top businessmen including Henry Ford II and Edgar Kaiser formed a National Independent Committee to back Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert Humphrey. Co chairs John T. Connor and John L. Loeb said most endorsers were Republicans or GOP sympathizers, with Connor noting 75 percent alignment. In San Francisco James M. Mitchell, Eisenhower labor secretary, rejected Goldwater-Miller, saying he will vote Republican and remain in the party.
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Dent Johnson
Republican Party
Johnson
White House
National Independent Committee
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry Ford II
Edgar F. Kaiser
Ralph Lazarus
Thomas S. Lamont
Robert Lehman
Sidney J. Weinberg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert B. Anderson
the Treasury
Marion B. Folsom
Health
Education
John T. Connor
Merck & Co
Connor
John L. Loeb
Wall Street
Carl M
San Francisco
James M. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Goldwater-Miller
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Goldwater Opens Campaign Attacking Johnson at Prescott Rally
Sen. Barry Goldwater launched his presidential bid with a sharp attack on President Johnson and a forecast of victory. He spoke before 4,000 to 6,000 in Prescott, Arizona, and predicted the Republican ticket would prevail with Rep. William E. Miller as his running mate, citing Lincoln comparisons to energize supporters.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Prescott
Goldwater
Lockport
N.Y
William E. Miller
Miller
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Bill Miller
Ladbroke's Quotes Johnson Favorite in U S Election Odds
London bookmaker Ladbroke's quotes President Johnson as a 13 to 2 favorite and offers 4 to 1 against Senator Barry Goldwater in the U S presidential election betting.
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London
Ladbroke’'s
Johnson
U. S
Ladbroke's
Barry Goldwater
State Police urge care and courtesy on highways
Albany AP report: State Police Superintendent Arthur Cornelius Jr urges motorists to show caution and treat others as they would like to be treated during the Labor Day weekend. He says if every driver acted as if others were his best friend traffic records would improve.
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Albany
N.Y
Arthur Cornelius Jr
Pan craze in Los Angeles raises law worries
In Los Angeles a new gambling game pans into clubs across seven cities with ten thousand dollar daily house take. Courts halt arrests for players as pan ingue spreads. organizers push a betting game using eight decks and melds with a 50 cent ante.
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Los Angeles
California
Philippines
Las Vegas
Nev
Superior Court
Harold F. Collins
Santa Monica
Pan
Boy Killed by Dump Truck in Massena
Joseph Beaulieu ten years old was struck and killed by a village owned dump truck after it started up following gravel dumping at a construction site in Massena New York. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Beaulieu.
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Massena
N.Y
Joseph Beaulieu
St. Lawrence County
Richard Beaulieu
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Katzenbach
Barry
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