Bank teller triggers robbers booby trap in La heist
In Marrero Louisiana a bank teller hid $11500 in a robber's sack setting off a delayed tear gas trap. Deputies caught the getaway car eight blocks away. Detectives identified the occupants Charles Guilot 43 of Glendale California and Ann Allen Boaz 40 of New Orleans as armed robbers. The stolen money was recovered.
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Marrero
Karen Paciera
First National Bank of Jefferson
William Warner
Charles Guilot
Glendale
Calif
Ann Allen Boaz
New Orleans
Cattle Movement Spurs Oregon Exhibit Success
ALBUQUERQUE N M AP New Mexico livestock farmers may move their brown Swiss cattle herds to Oregon Arbor Rose farms of Scappoose Ore exhibited blue ribbon winners at the 30th annual New Mexico State Fair brown Swiss judging winning grand reserve senior and junior champion bulls and reserve and junior champion females during the event.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Oregon
Arbor Rose Farms
Scappoose
Ore
Pearson Willing to Attend Geneva Vietnam Summit
Prime Minister Lester B Pearson said at a news conference he would attend a World Federation of U N Associations summit on Vietnam in Geneva if other invited premiers join. The federation invited Britain, the Soviet Union, Canada, India, and Poland as cochairmen of the 1954 Geneva talks and as members of the Vietnam International Control Commission.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Vietnam
World Federation of United Nations Associations
Geneva
Pearson
Britain
Soviet Union
Canada
India
Poland
International Control Commission
Burglar Breaks in at Lincoln High and Makes Jelly Sandwich
In Portland Oregon a burglar entered Lincoln High School through a window on Friday but found no cash in boxes. He then entered the cafeteria and made a jelly sandwich before police were alerted.
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Portland
Ore
Lincoln High School
Candy bars to aid police on patrol in St Louis
St Louis police will carry 48,000 candy bars provided by a local firm to officers for distribution to children during patrols. Chief Curtis Brostron said the treats will act as ice breakers between officers and youths, improving community relations.
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ST. Louis
Employee at Nuclear Fuel Services hospitalized for plutonium exposure
West Valley New York Radiation exposure at Nuclear Fuel Services plant leads to hospitalization after plutonium detected in worker. Spokesman says no ill effects now and a full recovery is expected after removal of the substance. Officials believe exposure occurred during removal of contaminated protective clothing from a sampling operation. First such medical treatment deemed advisable at the plant.
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West Valley
N.Y
Nuclear Fuel Services Inc
Submarine Finds Massive Scallop Beds Off Florida
Scientists from the U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries report the Aluminaut explored 180 miles of scallop beds from St Augustine to Fort Pierce along Florida’s east coast. The discovery could support one of the nation’s largest fisheries and marks a major expansion of offshore resources.
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Cocoa, Fla
Spain
Florida
U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
St. Augustine
Fort Pierce
North Vietnamese attack from sanctuary in Cambodia
Adm. U S Grant Sharp, commander in chief Pacific area, testified that Communist forces in South Vietnam and Cambodia cross the border fairly frequently. The Pentagon said North Vietnamese troops attacked American forces from a sanctuary in Cambodia, as the testimony was released after censorship.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
Pentagon
Hitch named president of University of California system
Charles J. Hitch, an analyst and financial expert, is named head of the University of California system, succeeding Clark Kerr. He takes office Jan. 1 as the system faces tight budgets after Reagan administration cuts. Hitch, formerly vice president for administration, has a record in reorganizing management and civilian control, with earlier roles at the Defense Department and Rand Corporation.
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Los Angeles
Charles J. Hitch
University of California
University
Clark Kerr
Berkeley
Hitch
Ronald Reagan
Defense Department
Kerr
Reagan
Washington
Kennedy
Defense de
Partment
University of Arizona
Harvard
Oxford
Yale
University of California At
Rand Corporation
Hearing Aid Center Ad in Topeka Listings
Ad for Audivox Hearing Aid Center located at 119 W 7th Topeka Kansas 66608 offers hearing aid devices and related services. Customers are invited to visit for consultations and fittings.
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Audivox Hearing Aid Center
W. 7Th
Topeka
London miniskirt trend heads into second autumn
London fashioners keep hems high as autumn begins. Dolls of the city, including Susan Gerard Pamela Cahro and Barbara Griggs note miniskirts rise further while winds prompt hair protection with wigs and hairpieces. The Evening Standard writer observes the trend grows subtly, not dying down.
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Susan Gerard
Pamela Cahro
Barbara Griggs
The
Evening Standard
London
Kings Road
Carnaby Street
Bombing intensifies as Marines hold Con Thien front
At Dien Bien Phu 1954 style air strikes slam North Vietnamese positions near Con Thien as U S Marines suffer 41 dead and 541 wounded in 11 days of heavy fighting. B57 F4 and B52 aircraft join the strike along the DMZ while naval ships lend support. In six hours of ground fighting near Con Thien 16 more Marines die and 33 are wounded. Operation Kingfisher shows fierce clashes with 249 Marines killed and 2,145 wounded since July. Communist forces claim 992 slain and 124 weapons captured by Weathernecks.
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Saigon
U.S
Con Thien
South Vietnam
Reds
Demilitarized Zone
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
U.S. Navy
Dmz
Kingfisher
Storage Areas Jammed As Drivers' Strike Continues
DETROIT AP. Warehouses and docks clogged as a cross state truckers strike escalates. Steel mills cut shifts and lay off workers in Cleveland Ambridge Pa Coatesville Pa Midland Pa as gunfire spikes tension. One shooting injures William Ward of Gary Ind near East Chicago. Jesse Darling Jr. charged with assault with intent to kill and weapons in Baltimore.
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Detroit
Teamsters
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Ambridge
William Ward
Gary
Ind
Chicago
Interstate 94
Younkin
Jesse Darling Jr
Baltimore
Soviets promise more aid to North Vietnam in 1968
The Soviet Union pledged to supply warplanes antiaircraft guns missiles artillery and other weapons to North Vietnam in 1968. The aid was formalized in agreements with Hanoi covering gifts loans and trade after talks in Moscow that ran from August 14.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Tass
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Sharp
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Audivox
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
Ame
Dien Bien Phu
Lukens Steel
Coatesville
Crucible Steel Co
Midland
Indiana
Ann Arbor
Paw Paw
Kalamazoo
Somerset
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Dave M. Younkin
Pennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
Ilionis
West Virginia
North American Hotel
Robert L. Shields, C.L.A
Bennett Bldg
Ottawa, Kansas
Milwaukee
NML
Automotive
Hughes
Auto Parts
S. Main
Ottawa Herald
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