Mob Attacks Jakarta Communist Youth Headquarters
A mob of about 2000 screaming Moslems wrecked the Communist youth front headquarters in Jakarta near Sukarno's palace. Army and police did not intervene until palace guards cleared the crowd. The attackers burned posters and documents and warned they would strike other Communist offices.
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Jakarta
UPD
Indonesian Youth Front
Sukarno
Youth Front
Communist Party
Communist Party Front
Hang Aidit
D.M. Aidit
PKI
Kemajora
de Fee
of Postal Workers Union
Johnson Maintains Steady Recovery After Gall Bladder Surgery
President Johnson's doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital report steady progress five days after gall bladder surgery. An 8 am overnight bulletin notes he was up at 7:15 am and recuperating as expected. His breakfast included oranges toast chipped beef and tea with rest days ahead.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
George Burkley
White House
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Barkley
Rhodes doubles Ohio offer for $200 million atom smasher
Gov. James A. Rhodes stepped up his campaign to secure the Atomic Energy Commission’s proposed $200 million atom smasher. He announced the state would provide up to $100 million for land or other use at Ravensburg Arsenal in Portage County, Portage County. Indiana officials had offered $9 million, the highest to date.
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Washington
UPD
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Rhodes
Ravensia Arsenal
Portage County
Indiana
Milan councilman resigns prompting local review
The Milan councilman resigns, triggering a reassessment of duties and upcoming available seat. Election implications and community response are noted as officials plan interim measures and a special meeting.
Partly cloudy to cool with showers and lake wind advisory
Weather forecast notes a seasonable cool day with scattered light showers and highs near 55 to 60 degrees. Tonight remains fair and cool with lows around 36 to 40, then partly cloudy and warmer Thursday. Lake Erie vessels face small craft warnings with NW winds 15 to 25 knots diminishing tonight.
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Lake Erie
Sukarno Suspected in Red Coup Plot
U S high officials say the United States suspects President Sukarno was involved with the Indonesian Communist Party in a Sept 39 coup attempt. They warn the evidence is not ironclad and no final conclusions have been drawn.
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Washington
UPT
United States
Sukarno
Cosmonauts Escorted After Berlin Car Attack
Soviet cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyayev were escorted out of West Berlin by military police after anti Communist demonstrators attacked their automobile and smeared it with red paint.
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Berlin
UPI
Alexei Leonov
Pavel Belyayev
West Berlin
Amish Aid Mission Builds Shelter After Tornado
About 40 Amish volunteers converged on the Robert Sanders farm near LaGrange to convert a shell into a barn by nightfall. Families from Holmes County and nearby areas brought aid to the Sanders after a devastating tornado damaged the property, hospitalizing several and killing four in the vicinity.
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Arushk
Rovert Sanders
Holmes County
Sanders
Low County
Renzel Ware
Bruce Grdboens
Fonrom
U.S. Forces Press Viet Cong Retreat in Soui La Tinh Valley
Hundreds of U.S. infantrymen pursued the retreating Viet Cong in the Soui La Tinh Valley as the 1st Cavalry Division and Vietnamese Marines clashed with Communist forces in the largest US-Vietnam combat operation to date. Casualties were heavy for the Viet Cong with at least 44 killed and 93 captured, while U.S. losses were light to moderate. The battle near 220 miles northeast of Saigon featured close air support, artillery in 200 yards, and a Medivac helicopter downed with one crew member killed. The Viet Cong reportedly withdrew after intelligence noted an advance retreat, ending the major engagement in the eight-mile valley.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Soui la Tinh
1St Cavalry Division
Air Cavalry
Lorain murder trial jurors view shooting scene
A seven woman five man jury for Alexander Lesh 33 Lorain heard opening statements after viewing the shooting scene at 3031 Eastlawn Ave Lorain Aug 20 in a love triangle case. Norbert Thomas 27 father of three and both men employed at Lorain Ford were killed.
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Lorain
Alexander Lesh
Joseph Grunda
John Hritsko
Lesh
Norbert Thomas
Oralia
Eastlawn Ave
Thomas
Luxury car sought in North Ridgeville break-in case
Authorities in northern Ohio search for two men who fled in a late model luxury car after a break in in North Ridgeville early today. Details of the break-in were not available as of this morning.
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North Ridgeville
Ohio
Great Society dollars rushed into Lorain County page
The report notes a cache of Great Society funds and program measures approved by Congress, including anti poverty housing and Social Security related initiatives. Lorain County police and sheriff teams investigated a break in, alarming a local drug store and nearby residents.
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Washington
UPI
House
Marshall Tee
Ridgellew Shop
Steve Yonkof
North Ridgeville
Sith Congress Partment
Lorain County
Lorain County Sheriff's Ing Rights and Social Security Department
Rhodesia presses toward independence despite bloodbath threat
Rhodesia's white minority government led by Prime Minister Ian Smith held a cabinet meeting to schedule a unilateral declaration of independence from Britain. Smith called the move a cast of the die while Harold Wilson warned of dire consequences for Britain and Rhodesia if the plan proceeds by Christmas.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
CPD
Rhodesia
Britain
Ian Smith
Colon
Smith
Avica
Salis
London
Coula Jose Tei Prme
Harold Wilson Ives
Wilson
Egam
B Hsou
rTeaden
Atica
Rthink
Mayor rejects provisional police posts amid rival prosecutions
Lorain Mayor Woodrow W. Mathna says he will not appoint eight policemen to provisional posts, challenging County Prosecutor Paul Mikus who seeks their demotion. The mayor emphasizes no vacancy exists and orders stand until a court rules, while Mikus argues the move is politically motivated to undermine his investigations.
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Mathna
Court of Law
Lorain
Woodrow W. Mathna
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Democrat Machin
Joe Amnelyi
Sully
Bet
Adrian Bedeski
Tojleski
Ninth Circuit Court of Appéals
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Elyria Municipal Court
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