Eisenhower 78th Birthday Marked At Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower observed his 78th birthday at Walter Reed Army Medical Center where he recovers from a sequence of heart attacks. A private family party began salute to Eisenhower Week proclaimed by President Johnson as about 200 aides sent birthday telegrams from his administration.
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Panama Junta Seeks U S Approval as Power Struggle Intensifies
In Panama the military junta seeks U S recognition while Arnulfo Arias urges supporters to strike and clash with troops. A junta source says the national guard will crush opposition and the United States will have to accept the regime sooner or later. No major anti junta actions seen yet amid tensions. Two guardsmen killed and two civilians wounded in reported sniper fire in slum areas. Washington has suspended relations and may sever them within 48 hours amid the stalemate.
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Second sextuplet dies in Britain as survivor in critical condition
Birmingham England Jan Thorns died after surgery to relieve an intestinal blockage. His sister Lynne remained in critical condition after two operations for the same problem. The Birmingham Children's Hospital announced both parents were informed of Tan's death. Mrs. Sheila Ann Thorns had given birth to sextuplets October 2 with one already dying at birth.
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Doormen bar Sikh temple entry to ambulance crew
Ambulance attendants were denied entry at a Sikh temple in Wolverhampton yesterday due to a policy requiring shoes be removed, delaying aid for 35 minutes before staff forced entry to evacuate a collapsed woman. The incident occurred as a broader regional report noted tensions around Panama Canal negotiations.
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UF Industrial Division Leads Lorain County Fund Drive Kickoff
The United Fund of Greater Lorain County opened with a 15.8 percent start and $210 548 from the Industrial Division at a breakfast in Elyria. A $47 000 gift from U S Steel Lorain Works boosted early momentum as Airborne Manufacturing, Ohio Screw Products, and Ternstedt GM divisions topped their quotas. UF officials noted strong early participation and set subsequent reporting dates through October 17 with a Victory Dinner planned for October 24 at Clearview High School.
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Weather outlook with isolated evening shower possible
Partly cloudy and warm today with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Patchy fog in valleys tonight with temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with little temperature change and a chance of showers by night. Sunset 6:53 p.m. Sunrise 7:34 a.m.
Cyclist, 9, killed by mother's car
A 9 year old, Larry Wright, was riding from a neighbor’s driveway when struck by a car driven by his mother, Lea Wright. He died at Lodi Community Hospital. The accident occurred about four miles south of Sullivan at 1 50 p m. Mrs Wright was treated for shock and released.
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Three Apollo 7 Astronauts Star On Live TV Show
SPACE CENTER HOUSTON AP Three Apollo 7 astronauts conducted the first live television from a manned U S spacecraft as the craft sped over the southern United States. The crew displayed signs and described the test, with Walter Schirra, Donald K. Slayton, and others participating while Walter Cunningham appeared briefly.
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Florida
Children Start School With Early Alphabet Advantage
Many young students enter classes already knowing two letters, T and V, giving them a head start in literacy. Educators note early familiarity with these letters can aid phonemic awareness and reading confidence as the school year begins.
Rho desia quiz claim on military government power
A news quiz asks if a military government recently seized power in the strife ridden country of Rho desia, noting it appears on page 24 for today’s index.
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Soviet rockets hit Quang Ngai City amid Vietnam war action
Soviet made 140mm rockets struck Quang Ngai City as U S planes retaliated with a million pounds of bombs near the city. Four civilians were killed and 12 injured as 40 ton American strikes hit communist troop concentrations. Guerrillas raided a refugee camp, burning a church and a pagoda. Northward air sorties totaled 135 missions against the southern Panhandle with boats, trucks, bridges and warehouses among targets.
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Marines Press Big Lift Against Viet Cong Near Saigon
Marines and U S forces drive guerrillas across rice paddies near the capital with helicopter gunships and patrol boats converging on a Mekong tributary while infantry attack from the opposite side. US bombers dropped 450 tons on Viet Cong routes north of Saigon as South Vietnamese troops report 40 killed and 12 captured. Far north, South Vietnamese forces pursue remnants of an 8000 man North Vietnamese division retreating from Thuong Duc camp.
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Bolton urges Humphrey McCarthy debate in Cleveland
Rep Frances Bolton says Vice President Humphrey should debate Senator McCarthy to present his case to voters. She notes Humphrey has declined McCarthy debates in the primary, arguing Nixon would face a boss controlled convention. Bolton accuses Humphrey of a double standard in demanding Nixon debate.
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