Helicopters Downed In Vietnam Warfare With Viet Cong
In Tay Ninh and near An Khe, three U.S. helicopters and two other aircraft were shot down as fighting raged across the central plains. Six crewmen were killed or wounded, while a Phantom fighter-bomber and an Army helicopter were also lost. Casualties included several American air crews and Vietnamese civilians amid ongoing Viet Cong assaults northeast of Saigon.
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George Esper Camberlian
Associated Press
Saigon
Tay Ninh
U.S. Command
Weue
Tullin
South Vietnam
Nham Trang
U.S. 1St Field Force
Mayor Daley Cool to NBC TV Offer
Chicago AP Daley turns down NBC TV one hour rebuttal offer after requesting prime time to counter what he calls one sided coverage of the Democratic National Convention. A city spokesman called the NBC proposal unresponsive and said the mayor probably would not attend.
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Chicago
Nautional Broadcasting Co
Richard J. Daley
Daley
NBC News
Reuven Frank
New York
Meet the 1 Press
NNC
Mayor's Office
Frank
NBC
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
America
Ramsey. Clark
Bank Bandits Escape By Speedboat On Long Island Sound
Three gunmen seized up to 70001 dollars from a City Island bank and fled by speedboat named Cheetah after disarming a guard and forcing customers to the floor. Police chased with boats and aircraft. the boat later found moored near Weir Creek. One suspect held. owner sought as investigation continues.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Ona
Manufacturers’ Hanover ‘Trust Co
Coast Guard
Weir Creek
Chester Bay
Throgs Neck Bridge
Putnam Valley
N.Y
Iran Earthquake Devastation Faces Rulers Visit
Iran’s rulers planned to tour the quake stricken provinces as relief teams battled debris and aftershocks. Officials said hundreds were killed and thousands injured, with international aid arriving including blankets and vaccines while rescue work faced epidemic fears. The Shah and Empress were to inspect efforts and pledges of rebuilding support followed the disaster.
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Associated Press
Tran
Iran
Ian
Tan
Oxfam
Istanbul
Khezri
Mim
Kakhk
U.S. State Department
Armin Meyer
Harriman Says VC Playing Minor Role in Vietnam
Ambassador Harriman told reporters at the Paris peace talks that North Vietnamese troops carry most fighting in South Vietnam while the Viet Cong plays a minor part. He urged Hanoi to quit fighting at once and pressed for a clear plan if U.S. bombing of the North stops, noting little likelihood Hanoi will comply amid ongoing talks.
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
South Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
Harriman
Vielouman
Stocks Edge Up in Quiet Labor Day Trading
In New York on the post Labor Day session the stock market advanced modestly with gains outweighing losses about 2 to 4 on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow rose about one to two points as Addressograph gained over 8 points on a report of profits surge.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Priests face ultimatum over birth control encyclical
Cardinal O'Boyle in Washington district demands 32 priests accept Pope Paul VI's encyclical by Sept 14 or face church penalties. He seeks individual retractions for dissent on artificial contraception. one priest has been suspended for reading a dissenting sermon. The district attorney notes police provocation and fatigue amid the uproar.
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Washington
Patrick Cardinal
O’boyle
T. Joseph O'Donoghue
Agnew’s Campaign Plane Named For Grandchild
Maryland Governor Spiro T. Agnew will christen a chartered American Airlines Boeing 727 named Michelle Ann for his granddaughter. The plane will serve his vice presidential campaign with seating for 40, press facilities, and a sleep desk setup. Agnew and family will depart for campaign trips to Wisconsin Ohio and several eastern states after the ceremony.
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Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Shes Michelle Ann
Judy
Randy Agnew
Navy Seabee
Michelle
Friendship International
Joy
Ann
Annapolis
Agnew
Republican National Committee
American Airlines
Susan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Rogers C. B. Marton
R. Md
Company
Spiro
Midwest
Michaels Ann
Czech Foreign Minister Nears Ouster After Reform Clash
Prague reports Deputy Premier Ota Sik has resigned over reform policies that sought western trade and reduced Soviet dependence. Foreign Minister Jiri Hajek is slated for removal as Moscow objects to closer ties with the West and Yugoslavia Romania. The Kremlin pressure comes as occupier troops linger and Czechoslovak leaders weigh future alignment.
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Peter Rehak
Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Tthe
Tavestia
Moscow
Hajek
Yugoslavia
Romania
Kremlin
Javestia
Sik Atong
Frantisek Vlasak
Stefan Gasparik
Vlasak
Gasparik
Sik
Belgrade
Switzerland
New York
UN Security Council
Council
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