U S casualties top 100000 in Vietnam war report
A U S spokesman said American casualties exceeded 101034 through January 1961 nine months into the year with 14 044 killed 86 635 wounded and 760 missing or captured The report note s fresh fighting in South Vietnam and intensified air strikes toward Hanoi Haiphong and near the Chinese frontier plus air bases and DMZ activity.
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UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
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Haiphong
Red China Frontier
Grant
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Air Force
Navy
Hanai
Hoa Lac
Mekong
Steel haulers strike prompts FBI probe and police reports
Pittsburgh dispatch UPI reports the steel haulers strike broadside in eight states, with calls to halt only trucks carrying steel. FBI probes focus on possible violations of federal law as violence on highways drops. incidents include a cowhide trucker shot at and a dynamite blast at a Bedford County service station with $150 damage but no injuries.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
PBI
Ohio
Skip Burkett
FBI
Pennsylvania
James Bongfort
Washington
Bangler
Pleasantville
Bedford
Joseph Blackburn
Labour Party backs Britain's Common Market bid vote tally
At the annual conference in Scarborough England the Labour Party endorsed Prime Minister Harold Wilson's bid to join the European Common Market. The main resolution passed 4 147 000 to 2 082 000 with three other resolutions also favoring entry following a speech by Foreign Secretary George Brown.
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Scarborough
England
UPI
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
George Brown
Gregory Plans Peace Platform For 1968 Presidential Bid
Missooula Montana United Press International reports Dick Gregory, the Negro comedian, announced his 1048 presidential campaign as a peace candidate. Speaking at the University of Montana, he said he would not enter primaries and argued for a new independence movement while reflecting on civil rights and race in America.
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Missoula
Mont
Upi
Dick Gregory
Gregory
University of Montana
Lawrence
Kan
Barry Goldwater
Stalin
America
Carlos Elmer's Arizona Panorama by Resident Publisher
Carlos Elmer, a native Arizonan and photographer, is author publisher of Carlos Elmer's Arizona a 92 page color panorama of the state. The booklet includes 35 scenic views from the Grand Canyon to Mission San Xavier del Bac south of Tucson and features many wide angle photos and a picture locator guide. Elmer's wife Wilma teaches in the Scottsdale elementary school district and his son Frank helped in production while employed as a management trainee with Sky Chiefs Inc. The book sells for 1.
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Carlos Elmer
Elmer
Wilma
Teuches
Scottsdale
Frank
Sky Chiefs, Inc
Arizona
Jury pool of 38 selected in Smith murder trial
In Phoenix a 38 member jury panel was chosen for the Mega Aziz teen killer case. Robert Benjamin Smith 10 pleads innocent by reason of insanity to four deaths and a child, with two counts of assault. Jury to be sworn Monday. alternates from Tuesday and Wednesday picks.
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Phoenix
Mega
Aziz
Robert Benjamin Smith
Smith
Mose-Mar Beauty College
Superior Court
Lafrance T. Wren
Alltorneys
Rod Wood
Wren
Climbers Plan Annual Rock Climbing School in Phoenix
The Arizona Mountaineering Club will host its Fifth Annual Rock Climbing School this month with four evening meetings on October 10 19 and 28 and three weekend field sessions on October 14 16 22 and 20 or 20. Training committee chair Mos eal of 8021S will lead the program at Guaranty Bank Building Phoenix beginning 7:30 p.m. The registration fee is 15 and the course is open to all climbers. For information write P O Box 1695 Phoenix.
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Pick Aleith
Moseal
Arizona Mountaineering Club
Guaranty Bank
N. Central Ave
Phoenix
Adum
The
P.Q. Box 1695
Area resident runs for Phoenix city council seat
Wendell Roberts government and economics teacher at South Mountain High School filed petition in northeast Phoenix to run as an Independent candidate. A Indiana University graduate, he has lived in Phoenix three years with his wife and three children.
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Phoenix
Wendell 7
Roberts
South Mountain High School
Indiana University
Windsor
The Abortionist and the Law A Critical View
A reader discusses a physician's memoir of performing abortions and the conflict with law. He praises trained doctors who aided poor women, notes risks, and cites cases like Alec Bourne. He argues for humane, liberalized abortion laws and better access to skilled physicians.
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Alec Bourne
England
House of Commons
Lucy Freeman
American Medical Association
AMA
Journal of the Ama
Campaign aims to end deadly measles in children
Government pushes intensive anti measles drive as six million American children remain unvaccinated this winter and spring. Surgeon General Willard Stewart urges shots in all grades to prevent birth defects brain disease and death. 1965 measles deaths reached 278 versus 16 polio deaths.
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William C. King Wahington
UPI
Eame
Willany J. Stewart
United States
Federal
Atlanta
yService
Communicabie Disease Center
Enugu Falls to Nigerian Troops in Civil War Crisis
Nigerian forces secured Enugu the eastern secessionist capital after heavy shelling and air attacks. Despite the fall of the city with 70 000 residents fleeing, diplomats warned the rebellion could still erupt in Africa and trigger further violence. About 136 Americans remained in the breakaway east as the U S State Department evacuated the consulate. Port Harcourt remained under Biafran control as the war continued.
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Nigeria
UPI
Enugu
Africa
Washington
State Department
Eivil
Odumogwu Ojukwu
Biafra
Biafran
Port Harcourt
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