PT boats base bombed as Haiphong targets hit
U.S. jets bombed Nui Dong PT boat base and Haiphong rail yards and anti aircraft sites in North Vietnam. One Navy Skyhawk was reported down with a missing pilot. Campaigns included strikes on invasion troops and Mekong Delta raids with CIA aided operations.
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Stock Market Sees Mixed Dow Jones at 803.61
United Press International reports the Dow Jones industrial average at 803.61, down 4.12, with rails 246.21 off 1.29 and utilities 124.71 up 0.08. Total shares traded reached 7,350,000 as major names like Alcoa American Can AT&T Chrysler Boeing General Electric and Xerox appear in the day’s neon New York list.
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Pentagon ends weekend protest siege in Washington
The Pentagon resumed normal operations after a large antiwar protest culminated in a weekend siege. UPI reports 681 arrests, with 240 demonstrators jailed for refusing to leave after permit expiry, and 34 taking bus transport. Security kept order as officials restricted the protest to the entrance area.
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Gratitude march offsets protests across the nation
Hundreds of thousands joined Operation Gratitude demonstrations to support U.S. servicemen in Vietnam and offset antiwar rallies. Major parades occurred in New York City Newark and Long Island suburbs with thousands lighting headlights and homes. No injuries or arrests were reported.
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Tucson antiwar protest ends peacefully with campus march
About 140 University of Arizona students joined 80 Tucson Peace Center members for a 444 jiule march to Randolph Park. Some 925 people gathered to hear speakers urging end to the Vietnam war and promising to close the local selective service office and disrupt military groups.
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Rhodesian Rotary visitors tour Arizona sites and life
Six Rhodesian professionals aged 22 to middle twenties tour Arizona as Rotary guests in homes of Scottsdale Rotarians. Led by Stanley D. OConnell they study state history geography and economy while visiting major cities industries and national parks including the Grand Canyon Casa Grande and Montezuma's Castle.
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Johnson asserts US resolve on Vietnam amid protests
President Johnson, addressing a convention at the Shoreham Hotel, defends Vietnam policy and vows to stay the course. He says peace comes only when aggressors know force will not win, and condemns antiwar demonstrators who besieged the Pentagon, praising security forces and service members.
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CAP delays threaten Arizona growth say water experts
A California water expert warned the Central Arizona Project delays could hinder Arizona's economic development and agricultural income. Ralph Parsons of Los Angeles said the CAP was needed 20 years ago and would have boosted income by 360 million in a decade.
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Mariner 5 Venus Flyby Data To Be Revealed Today
Pasadena reports that NASA JPL will release data from Mariner 5’s Venus flyby to cross check the Soviet instrument package and confirm tape playback accuracy. The 18 day mission ended with the craft returning to Earth and preparations begin to reactivate Mariner 4 for Mars imagery from 1965.
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Llanada Caballeros 4-H to Meet at Cocopah ES
The Llanada Caballeros 4-H Club holds its October business meeting at Cocopah Elementary School 4615 E Cholla at 8 30 p m tomorrow. Dr Richard Hancock Scottsdale veterinarian discusses brood mare care foaling and foal care until weaning. A business meeting and officer election occur before the talk.
Vi gilantes Quartet Places 12th at Far Western District
Scottsdale Vigilantes Barbershop Quartet finished 12th among 25 at the Far Western District contest held in San Diego. Members include Tom McGinn Clinton Hoh Kafer Jerry McElfresh and Frazier Brown. The Phoenicians from Phoenix Saguaro Chapter won chorus, earning a bid to the international in Pittsburgh next summer.
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Greek freighter Capta viannia runs aground near Astoria
The 418 foot Greek freighter Capta viannia ran aground north of the Columbia River channel and began breaking up. All 22 crew members including two women were evacuated by helicopter to Cape Disappointment Coast Guard Station. No injuries reported as salvage teams Yocoma and Ivy head to the scene with operations set to begin at dawn.
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Thieves Hit Scottsdale High School Bus Garage
For the second weekend in a row thieves broke into Scottsdale High School bus garage at 210 B Indian School Rd. They stole two fire extinguishers two microphones and a first aid kit. Extinguishers fluids cost 11 dollars and microphones valued at 25 dollars.
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