McNamara Tours Viet Battle Zones Amid Turmoil
McNamara visits Phu Cat and Da Nang as U S forces reinforce South Vietnam with six divisions and allied troops. He hails three-nation military cooperation while dissension grows in Ky's cabinet over mistrust between northern and southern leaders.
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Saigon
Phu Cal
SAS
1St Air Cavalry
Joh Norton
Ffrey
Griskany
South Kaina Sea
Navy
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Marine
TUE U.S. Ath Ox
Vung Tan
Firewell
Wash
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Molten Metal Explosion Injures Executives and Workers
A factory blast at noon hurled a hundred pound steel drum onto the floor near a feeding machine. Executives including Arkiwir E. Fall, Paul L. Gae, Charles E Ray, William Harris, Donald W. Anderson, Thomas F. Campbell and Burton A. Falk were treated at Memorial Hospital with burns and other injuries. The incident left several workers in fair to critical condition.
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Arkiwir E. Fall
Valencia
Mesa Drive
Fullerton
Memso‘vial Hospital
Paul L. Gae
I Cherry Ave
Charles E Ray
Edinger Ave
Huntington Beach
William Harris
Los Angeles
Donald W. Anderson
Gale Ave
EL Hil St
Memorial Hospital
Burton A. Falk
Gace
Falk
Memorial
Fred Bello
Indiana
Ave
Long Beach
Hewatin
Joe Bushey
Wilminghnm
Albert Bailey
Marwick Ave
Community Hospital
Gac
Grand Jury Eyes Assessor Probe Data
A state Grand Jury will review the Watson assessor probe data in an impartial inquiry. Statements from Watson express relief at clearing rumors and pledge cooperation, while officials say the inquiry aims to determine any improper assessments and political influences.
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Grand Jury
Ile
Watson
Thomas C. Lynch
Bushey Defeats Manning After Dramatic Takedown
In a heated moment, Bushey overpowered Manning, slamming him to the ground and tearing away his clothing. The incident sparked crowd reaction as officials intervened and security restrained the fighters. No further details on injuries or consequences were released.
Medicare Billing Woes Hit Medics and Patients
Med care billing changes disrupt clerks and delay bills as Medicare patients stay longer in hospital. Critics cite gaps like transportation, uncovered drugs, and lack of preventive care while advocates stress home health aides and visiting nurse services.
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Lears
Medicare
Oliver
Pat Swira
Harbor
The
American Cancer Society
Gensehimer
United Way
Howe
Long Beach
Genschmer
Johnson outlines plans for social security boosts
President Johnson spoke at Social Security headquarters detailing four proposals to raise benefits for retirees and workers. He would guarantee a minimum $100 monthly benefit for long-time workers, expand hospital and medical coverage, and fund a modern nursing home program partly through higher payroll taxes or higher wage caps. The plan aims to lift over a million low income beneficiaries and reduce poverty among the elderly.
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Johnson
Johnon
Christopher Born on Columbus Day in Boston
In Boston's North End Mrs An tionette de Renudile gave birth to Jason this Columbus Day and named him Christopher. The brief item notes the birth and the chosen name in a light community blurb.
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Boston
UPI
Antionette de Renudile
Bostons
North End
Jason
Columbus
Christopher
Sailor wins uncontested annulment from go go dancer wife
Seaman Robert Dale McColm, 23, Iola District, obtained an uncontested annulment in Denver District Court after learning his California wife Pandora had 14 husbands and nine other sailors collecting allotments. The judge cited intoxication at the time of marriage. Mrs McColm did not attend.
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Denver
UPI
California
District Court
Robert Dale McColin
FBI
Sheppard murder retrial move decision set Friday
Judge Talty to rule at 11 a m Friday on motion to move Samuel H Sheppard's murder retrial out of Cleveland. Defense counsel Wailey introduced five scrapbooks of clippings and four issues from July 1954 to December when the osteopath was convicted of second degree murder.
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Cleveland
Francis J. Talty
Samuel H. Sheppard
F. Lee Wailey
Boston
Sheppard
Cleveland Press
Marilyn
U S Harvest Up but Shy of Record
The Agriculture Department reported September crop production edged up with gains in many major fall harvested crops. The index rose four tenths of a point to 112.9 percent of the 1947-48 average, 4 percent below last year’s peak and equal to the second highest on record. It noted prospects held or improved in most areas, except the south Atlantic and south central states, and fall grain seedlings progressed well despite looming frost threats delaying potential damage.
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Washington OF
Agriculture Department
Department
South Atlantic
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