Viet Cong Attack Kills Five, Shakes Saigon Area
Turbulent action reported near Saigon as Viet Cong mounts heavy attacks causing U.S. and Vietnamese forces to respond. Fatalities include five civilians and several Americans, with chaotic firefights and air support across several provinces. Police describe multiple clashes and a crashed chartered plane.
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Point Vel
Radcliffe Ave
Phu Cu Passares
U.S
Qui Nhon
Hay Nghia
Wuto
Air America
Delfoure
Doc
Saigon
New Assistant Comptroller at Potomac Edison
The Potomac Company board elected Frank J. Eppich as assistant comptroller. A Columbia University MBA, he previously was supervising accountant with Allegheny Potomac Company in New York and later comptroller of a New York water utilities firm. Eppich, his wife and four children reside in the Hagerstown area.
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Potomac Company
Frank J. Eppich
Allegheny Potomac Company
New York
Columbia University
Eppich
Frederick
Price Waterhouse & Company
Three Trees and Garage Stolen From Atlanta Home
Atlanta police say three oak trees and a garage were stolen from Ermgaard Lamoureaux's property after she refused a man’s request to remove them. She was in North Carolina when a caller asked permission. upon return, the trees and garage were gone.
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Atlanta
Ermagaard Lamoureaux
North Carolina
Lobbying Contest Behind Scenes Over State Bans On Union Shop
A chaotic scene in the lobbying fight over Taft Hartley. Senators discuss filibuster threats as AFL-CIO and Right to Work Committee press for or against state bans on union shop provisions. Key figures include Dirksen Nellor and Albert J. Zack amid hopes of swift action before adjournment.
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Walter R. Mears
Lake
Ervin
DNC
Zack Sail
Edward K. Neller
Work Committee
Senate
Dirksen
Zack
Nellor
Everett M
Right
Iis
Afl-Cio
Nellorhyist
Sen
Sam J. Hill
House
White House
Congress
Albert J. Zack
Nations
AFL
Johnson
Part Time Deputy Sheriff On Trial For Manslaughter
Hayneville Alabama AP report outlines the trial of Thomas L. Coleman a 55 year old part time deputy and highway engineer charged with manslaughter in the shotgun death of civil rights worker Jonathan Daniels a Keene New Hampshire seminary student killed during voter rights activity in Alabama The trial proceeds amid motions to delay and ties to related civil rights cases including the Wilkins Liuzzo matter and a separate assault charge against Coleman. The article lists casualties witnesses and related legal actions in a long court calendar as the September term nears its end.
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Hayneville
Ala
P Desy
Trist
T. Worth Thagard
Thomas L. Coleman
Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Keene
N.H
Alabama
Neigroes
Sarah Almeda Ridenowr
Daniels
Willard
Ohio
Richard Wu
Centg Oes
Clarence Ridenour
Morrisrae
Chicago
Attica
Sen
Sellef
Cape Kennedy
Eca County
Lowndesk County
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Detroit
Viola Liuzzo
Wilkins
Fairfield
Manned Space
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cape Ken l
Cave Explorer Buried In Cavern Tragedy
In Chambery France AP reports two young cave explorers Jean-Paul Bachetta 20 and Jacques Villard 19 died after a ladder broke Sunday. Rescuers said Veillard's body was brought to the surface while Bachetta's could not be recovered and remains at a 55 foot underground level.
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Chambery
France
Jean-Paul Bachetta
Bachetta
Jacques Villard
Veillard
African states urged to build arms for sovereignty
The Red Star argues new African nations must expand their armed forces to defend sovereignty and freedom against neocolonialists as the West conducts an arms race. It lauds Soviet military aid to these states and warns other policies would be a mistake, framing a shared security stance.
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Noscow
Red Star
Ed Star
Soviet Union
Newark to open $3 million mental health center and $250,000 day care
Newark officials announce a $3 million mental health center and a $250,000 day care center for retarded children will be built on an urban renewal site. Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio says construction proceeds as plans unfold. The projects are part of Newark's urban renewal efforts and aim to improve mental health services and child care access.
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Newark
N.J
Hugh J. Addonizio
Maryland Council Struggles Over Defensible Reapportionment Plan
Maryland Legislative Council debates a defensible reapportionment plan with Attorney General Finan serving as referee. The plan aims to realign Senate and House seats per population ahead of the 1966 election, addressing one man one vote mandates and regional representation amid mentions of potential court challenges and forthcoming special session.
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Herb Thompson
Associated Press
Annapolis, Ma
Maryland
Legislative Council
Thomas B. Finan
William S$. James
Comeily
Senate
Tawes Hag
House
Finan
Council
Mit Ave
Clearview
Oese
Sen
Espit Clayton Harp
Jeannette P.porchester
T E. Summers
Eastern Shore
Baltimore County
Church of
James
Hagers
Gilbert
Rutever
Thejrade
Montgomery
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Laude
Harford
Prayer of faith and devotion from Lance Webb
A religious prayer attributed to Lance Webb from Springfield TI, Bishop of the Methodist Church. The text speaks of worshiping God, offering small deeds, yielding to divine guidance, and giving praise through Christ. It reflects personal supplication and communal reverence in a church context.
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God
Heaven
Jesus
Christ
Lance Webb
Springfield
The
Methodist Church
Stock Market Trading Rush Due To Optimistic Economy Outlook
A brisk stock trading rush on Wall Street sees about 4 million shares moving daily as investors chase a stronger economy. Optimism centers on growth in auto, steel, employment, incomes, and spending, with defense and Great Society spending fueling expectations of rising profits. Brokers note inflation fears vary, while more individuals enter markets, risking a potential speculative boom if novices rush in.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Heavy gainers lead mixed early stock market
New York stocks opened with gains in favorites as industrials and rails showed strength while others slipped. SOM Corp climbed 2 percent after opening at 48.44 on 37 000 shares, and Sperry Rand rose slightly from the prior day’s activity.
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NEW York
SOM Corp
St. Sperry Rand
Radio Corp
Fairchild Hiller
du Font
General Eletric
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
LS. Steel
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
Baltimore
Ohio
Ilinois Central
New York Central
Parking Bill Question Looms Over Fancy Car Purchase
Mrs Theresa Fancy polished a car bought for 4400 from a relative and faces a 200 parking bill after the vehicle was stolen two days after purchase and found two months later in a Boston Common underground garage. AutoMobile Legal Association obtained release of gar but clarifying who pays the parking bill will be settled in court.
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Theresa Fancy
Boston Common
Mass
Fancy
AutoMobile Legal Association
Gar
Wall
Parke
Coviel
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