Ho Chi Minh Dies at 79 After Decades of War
Ho Chi Minh, revered leader of North Vietnam, died aged 79 after weeks of illness. Hanoi Radio reported a sudden heart attack as the United States began pulling troops from Vietnam. Mourning was ordered for a week with black borders on flags and pictures. Ho Chi Minh, known as Uncle Ho, led battles against French colonial rule and the fight in South Vietnam, shaping Southeast Asia’s future.
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Kennedy critiques House tax reform proposal as Milestone
Treasury Secretary Kennedy says the House tax bill is too favorable to individuals and too costly for corporations but calls it a milestone and urges enactment at earliest practicable date. He supports some changes and favors a smaller standard deduction than the House, stressing inflation concerns.
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Medal awarded posthumously to ex-Elyria soldier in Vietnam
Sgt. First Class Kenneth L. Dulley a Green Beret member of the First Air Cavalry was killed May 6 on a third Vietnam tour while serving as an adviser. He received the Bronze Star with V device for heroism during a classified mission. His wife Constance accepted the medal at Fort Stewart Georgia on Aug. 21. They resided in Florida with daughter Joanne.
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Paris Peace Talks Postponed After Ho Chi Minh Death
North Vietnam postponed the 33rd Vietnam talks meeting by one week due to President Ho Chi Minh's death. An American delegation spokesman confirmed liaison officers stayed in contact. The procedural rule allows a one party move to adjourn without other delegations’ consent. Saigon said it had no objection.
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Ho Chi Minh Dies Clouds Paris Viet Nam Talks
Allied analysts say Ho Chi Minh's death may delay Viet Nam talks in Paris as North Vietnam faces a power struggle between moderates led by Pham Van Dong and hawks aligned with Le Duan. Giap's stance could push for a negotiated settlement despite hardline pressure. Ho's death disrupts Hanoi's balance amid Moscow Beijing influence.
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Freight cars derail at Wellington triggering evacuation
In Wellington Alabama thirty eight freight cars derailed at the town depot early today. Some cars carried propane gas and a fire started prompting about 200 residents to flee their homes. No injuries were reported.
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Football Editions Preview Shapes CT Sports Section
The Chronicle Telegram announces tomorrow’s second half of its Football Editions with immediate previews of the 1969 high school college and pro campaigns. Schedules for college professional and high school play are included along with stories on prospects and predictions.
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Israeli army ends desert search for Pike missing bishop
The Israeli army abandoned the daylong hunt for Dr. James A. Pike in the Judean Desert at noon after a fruitless effort by troops police and planes. Officials gave little hope he survived and the search continued for days with Bedouin help in extreme heat.
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Lorain Man Dies After Flash Fire at Home
Lorain resident Fritz Ribaric Jr. died at 813 p.m. from burns suffered when gasoline fumes ignited on a kitchen range pilot light. He fled outside but sustained second and third degree burns over 70 percent of his body and did not survive treatment at St Joseph Hospital. He was a GM maintenance painter in Cleveland area plants. His son Ronald, a Miami University student, recalled his father's devotion to family.
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Weather updates and city unrest across multiple locales
Partly cloudy and mild tonight with a chance of thundershowers and lows in the mid 60s. Tomorrow’s clouds and warmth bring highs in the mid to lower 80s with more thundershowers possible. Saturday looks cloudy and warm with chances of showers and light southwest winds. In Hartford a state of emergency follows looting and firebombing as Donato Bruno prepares to move out. Fort Lauderdale enforces a curfew with 12 violators jailed. Dayton reports 12-hour police shifts after disturbances and a $60,000 fire blamed on a firebomb. Camden and Gary also report rioting and a high school shooting during lunch.
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