U S Acknowledges 6000 Aircraft Lost in Vietnam
The U S Command reports about 6000 American aircraft losses in Vietnam since January and October. Helicopters total 3124 with 1353 destroyed by enemy fire. Fixed wing planes total 2855 with 1573 lost to various causes. About 3500 helicopters and over 1000 fixed-wing aircraft remain in service in South Vietnam. A captured soldier, Pte Jesse Barris Jr., was released after 44 months in captivity and is en route home.
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Associated Press
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Agnew Refuses Comment On Moratorium Day Report
Vice President Spiro Agnew vacationing in Palm Springs declines to discuss a Newsday interview claim that he stopped his daughter Kim from joining antiwar Moratorium Day protests. The Secret Service said no comment.
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Newsday
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Peace Marked U.N. Birthday Amid Calls For Action
United Nations marked its 25th birthday with U Thant warning peace remains a distant goal. He urged stronger steps to halt arms momentum and curb rights abuses, while Liberia’s Angie Brooks echoed concerns of war and oppression as the U.N. prepares for elaborate anniversary ceremonies and a world summit proposal by the United States and Soviet Union.
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Thant
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General Assembly
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Soviet Union
World Youth Assembly
Youth Rally At YMCA To See New Film
A decency rally at the Hagerstown YMCA this Saturday October 25 at 8 p.m. features the premiere of Gospel Films Inc. documentary A Four Letter Word. Sponsored by Mason-Dixon Youth for Christ, the program includes teen speakers, music by Lettermen and New World Singers, and a theme of What The World Needs Now. Admission 45 cents.
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Mason-Dixon Youth For Christ Organization
New Gospel Films Inc
Miami
Orange Bowl
Lettermen
New World Singers
Astern
United States
Ed Richardson
Masa Dixon
Humility as Virtue in Heaven’s Household
A Bible thought stresses humility as essential, noting that exaltation comes to the humble. It warns Christian service is hindered by concern for credit, and emphasizes that in heaven’s household humility remains indispensable.
Lebanon Seeks Peace Amid Lebanon Guerilla Tension
Demonstrations defied a nationwide curfew in Tripoli and Beirut as clashes with Palestinian guerrillas intensified. Officials report casualties among protesters, while Arab leaders in Amman, Cairo, and Damascus consider mediation. Helou invited talks with Nasser and Arafat, urging unity and calm amid cross border violence involving Al Fatah and Lebanese troops.
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Graft Probe Shifts Focus to Vietnam Phase Two
Senate inquiry into Army graft expands from domestic to Vietnam operations. Witnesses invoke Fifth Amendment as Wooldridge and three others refuse to answer, alleging kickbacks and secret Swiss funds. Pentagon shifts Wooldridge to new post while probe widens from Germany to Vietnam and the Pentagon.
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Associated Press
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Market Tape Runs Behind Market Tape Runs Behind
New York stock market moved higher with fair activity as ticker tape ran one minute late. Advances led declines 434 to 277 among NYSE issues at 10 30 a.m. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 8571 up 45 as investors expected profit taking to continue while awaiting Vietnam war talks and domestic economic signals.
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New York Stock Exchange
Liberal Mayors Face Challenge In New York City And Cleveland
Incumbent mayors face stiff re election battles in New York City and Cleveland as the Negro vote looms large. John Lindsay and Carl Stokes rely on independent and Democratic support while tackling crime and urban issues, with local races drawing national attention.
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Ralph J. Perk
New York Times
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New York Post
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New York Daily
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Glasses Hint At Sharon Tate Killer Clue
Los Angeles police say spectacles left at the Tate murder scene may identify the killer. Detectives described the two pairs of glasses found in Tate’s home as nearsighted, suggesting the suspect was active and wore break resistant lenses. Officials hope the eyewear will yield the owner.
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Eers
Hoeft
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Sex Magazine Publisher Seeks Court to Restore Mailbox Access
Harrisburg AP report says Sterbert Gundlach owner Superb Sales of York seeks federal injunction to restore postal mailbox service for eight mail order publishers accused of mailing sexually oriented material. Attorney J Themas Aker argues revocation sets a dangerous precedent impacting seven firms including Central Sales in Baltimore and York County actions. Postmaster General Vinton Blount and others named as defendants. Obscenity ruling in state court previously struck down as unconstitutional.
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U.S. Post Office Department
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Nelson
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Million Dollar Diamond Ring Sells At Auction
A 69 carat flawless pear shaped diamond ring with a long wraparound setting sold at Parke-Hornet Galleries in New York for about 1.05 million dollars. Robert Kenmore, chairman of Kenmore Corp owner of Cartier, purchased the stone amid a crowded sale. Details about the buyer and provenance were guarded and the auction drew notable attendees including Mrs Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.
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Kenmore Corp
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Kenton Corp
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