Erhard flies to Washington to ease Bonn Washington rift
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard departed Bonn for Washington with Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder and defense chief Kai-Uwe Von Hassel for a nine hour flight. He planned meetings with President Johnson to resolve differences over West Germany's role in Allied nuclear defense plans amid a shaken government.
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Ludwig Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
Bonn
Washington
Johnson
UPI
United States
West Germany
Erhard
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Smog Alerts Persist in Los Angeles Basin
Smog alerts continue in the Los Angeles basin with two days of warnings from the Air Pollution Control District. Light morning winds trapped pollutants over Azusa for an hour and thirty four minutes, ozone at 1.56 ppm, and no rain expected for five days as heat rises.
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UPI
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Air Pollution Control District
Azusa
Weather Bureau
Weather snapshot for Redlands and San Bernardino area
Today in Redlands high 81 low 63 with 11 am readings. Friday forecast high 103 low 66. Year ago today high 89 low 56. Sunrise 6 39 sunset 6 42. Smog moderate. No burning. Ocean water 67 air 72. Recreation areas include beaches with morning clouds then sun, mountains sunny. Deserts sunny with highs near 100 to 110 in valleys. San Bernardino Valley mostly sunny Sunday with early fog and cooler lows 55 to 60.
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San Bernardino Valley
Desperate rescue ends in tragedy for Good Samaritan
LISLE Illinois aut wartime hero Robert P Connell a 32 year old civil leader died saving Nancy Notto a 20 year old with birth defects from an oncoming train during Kiwanis Kids Day. Connelly grabbed Notto from the tracks and leaped but the train struck both men. Witness William C McCoy a junior high principal said Connelly threw himself between the girl and the speeding train.
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Hippo with toothache traps zoo worker in mouth
Coventry England UP I reporter Voce recalled a one tusked hippo incident at the zoo this Friday when a toothache troubled the animal and it clamped onto a keeper's arm. Head keeper Voce shouted for the animal to release. The hippo surfaced and released the keeper after a brief scare. The hippo suffered internal injuries but was not killed.
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Jewish leaders urge action to stop Vietnam war
On Yom Kippur, Rabbis Eisendrath and Weinstein urged Jews to unite with religious forces worldwide to end the bloodshed in Vietnam. They called for prayerful solidarity with world religious leaders, including Pope Paul, and urged translating prayer into action to halt the war and reverse escalation.
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New York
UPI
Maurice N. Eisendrath
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Jacob J. Weinstein
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Pope Paul
Soviet plans Pacific rocket tests for a month
The Soviet Union will conduct a month long series of carrier rocket tests in an empty Pacific area roughly midway between the Aleutian Islands and Midway Island. Tests run Sept 26 to Oct 25 with a request to keep ships and planes clear from noon to midnight daily.
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Aleutian Islands
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Johnson asks states to cut spending
President Johnson urges state governments to join the federal austerity effort by reducing their budgets to curb inflation. In a Friday meeting with seven governors he outlined that state administrations will receive less funding from Washington for several federal programs than previously promised.
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UPI
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Flower arrangement contest centers on song title
At Blackheath England a flower arrangement competition features a blank vase among the entries. The contest themed on songs, specifically the title Where Have All The Flowers Gone.
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Blackheath
England
UPI
Kennedy kin among plane crash victims in Idaho
Sen Robert F Kennedy learned of his brother-in-law George Skakel Jr of Greenwich Conn among five killed when a light plane crashed 32 miles east of Riggins Idaho during a hunting trip. Other victims included Donald Adams of Mountain Home AFB Idaho Lewis Warner of St Louis Dean P Markum of MacLean Va and a man identified as Earl Ranft of New Jersey. Skakel was owner of the plane and president of the Great Lakes Carbon Co of New York.
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UPI
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Greenwich
Conn
Ethel Kennedy
New York
Manchester
N.H
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Vermont
Washington
Donald Adams
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Lewis Warner
St. Louis
Dean P. Markum
MacLean
Earl Ranft
New Jersey
Skakel
Great Lakes Carbon Co
Percy aide to take new lie test in Valerie Percy slaying
A campaign aide who took a lie detector test in Valerie Percy’s death will be retested next week after a two hour test proved inconclusive. Police cited the aide’s nervousness and said investigators have no solid leads yet. Authorities declined to name suspects or provide further details.
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Chicago
UPI
Valerie Percy
Charles H. Percy
Miss Percy
Walter Gehr
Daniel Dragel
Chicago Crime Lab
Valerie
Robert M. Daley
Kenilworth
Percys
General warns Reds seek major offensive across DMZ
UPI reports Lt. Gen. Lewis Walt, commander of the 3rd Marine Amphibious Force, warned in Da Nang that North Vietnamese forces are preparing a large assault across the DMZ. American action included Guam-based B52 bombers striking targets north of the DMZ and air strikes on supply areas within the zone. Walt said the monsoon season favors an offensive and cited recent operations near Quang Tri as evidence of Hanoi's plans to seize key objectives despite U.S. losses.
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Lewis Walt
3Rd Marine Amphibious Force
UPI
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South
Viet Nam
President relaxes at Texas ranch during Vietnam note
President Johnson spent a quiet weekend at his Texas ranch in a calm mood while reflecting on Vietnam after Marine Lt. Gerard Nugent, his son in law’s brother, visited from combat duty. Johnson urged world understanding to spare Marines future foxholes and rice paddies as the Nugents joined the first family for a porch ceremony honoring 250 local volunteer hostesses for tours of the President's boyhood home and birthplace.
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UPI
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Texas
Viet Nam
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Patrick
Luci Nugent
Gerard
Cool autumn weather favors eastern U S
Autumn colors and football fever spread across much of the nation. Cool from the Great Lakes to New England and warm in the West, clear and dry broadly with light rain in the lower Great Lakes and central Appalachians. Showers hit the southern Rockies and Northern Plains as temps rose to record highs in the Rockies, then cooled after sunset.
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United Press International
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New England
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Marquette County
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Blythe
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U.S
Quote of Day Highlights New Mafia Empire Compare
New York Queens County District Attorney Nat Henie compares the arrest of 13 Cosa Nostra chieftains to the Apalachin con clave raid of 1957, stating that new empires have sprung up. The remark underscores a rising power within organized crime as law enforcement intensifies its crackdown.
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Queens
Nat Henie
Cosa Nostra
N.Y
Mob Attacks Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa
A 400 strong Congolese mob stormed the Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa protesting alleged Portuguese support for a rebel group. Three people were abducted including Charge dAffaires Ressano Garcia, later released after hospital treatment for head injuries and bruises. Fires were set, windows smashed, and police and troops deployed to disperse the crowd.
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Congo
UPI
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Garcia
Leopoldville
Ressano Garcia
Carlos L. Milheirao
Maria Helena Silve
Moise Tshombe
Portugal
Joseph Mobutu
Lubumbashi
Elizabethville
Thirteen Cosa Nostra chiefs freed on bail in New York
Thirteen Cosa Nostra chieftains arrested in a Thursday raid were released on 100000 bail each and face a grand jury next week for questioning tied to a recent gangland slaying and internal power shifts. Among those freed is top underworld figure Thomas Eboli. ten others were delayed by paperwork and released later.
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UPI
Cosa Nostra
Thomas
Tony Ryan
Eboli
Underworld
Queens
Brown Reagan clash grows rough in California campaign
Ronald Reagan and Edmund G Brown tackle a volatile California swing as street demonstrations menace a Reagan visit to Oakland job training center. Brown traverses 600 miles promising state programs while attacking Reagan over fiscal policy and government, with both campaigns signaling hard lines ahead of the 1967 legislative agenda.
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John D. Cox
United Press International
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Edmund G. Brown
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Reagan
Oakland
Alameda County
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Woicth
Alu Cven
John Reading
Brown
Eel River
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Sacral
Erreca
Hale
Relan
Cali
Little Hoover
Santa Monics Commission
Ooeves
Philippines president to visit L A during state trip
San Francisco reports Ferdinand E Marcos of the Philippines wraps a two day visit urging U S bankers and firms to invest. He claims the Philippines is stable and an ally with legal safeguards for foreign investors and many resources yet undeveloped. The entourage planned a flight to Los Angeles for the final day of the state visit.
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UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
San Franciscco
Marcos
Los Angeles
United States
Diefenbaker assails security scandal in politics
OTTAWA UPI Former Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker denounces a sex and security scandal as a political hatchet job. He faults Judge Wishart Spence for the inquiry and cites the liberal government’s hand in selecting him. Spence’s 91 page finding rebukes Diefenbaker over allowing former Acting Defense Minister Pierre Sevigny to stay in a high security post after his intimate relationship with a German divorcee.
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Ottawa
UPI
John Diefenbaker
Gerda Munsinger
Wishart F. Spence
Lester Pearson
Spence
Diefenbaker
Defense
Pierre Sevigny
No Holes Rule Marks Orange County Beach Policy
Orange County supervisors approved a 16 page report listing 200 misdemeanor offenses for four county beaches. The set includes digging holes in the sand deeper than two feet tossing blankets picking flowers and aerial acrobatics as prohibited actions.
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UPI
Orange County
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