16 GIs Wounded In Mekong Delta Mortar Attack
In the Mekong delta south of Saigon, Communist mortars attacked U.S. Marine Infantry Division headquarters and South Vietnamese camps. Sixteen Americans were wounded as U.S. air strikes intensified into North Vietnam. Air Force jets hit Hoa La airfield near Hanoi and Navy pilots shelled a bridge aiding Haiphong port.
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Saigon
Mekoog
Saifon
U.S. Mh. Infantry Divisin
Aimerican
North Vietnam
Fie
ANG
Hoa Lae
Hanoi
Haiphang
Mekong Dutta
My ‘Tha
Gan
Caine
Air Force
Vong Tam
South Vietnam
Hai Lang
Aig
U.S
Con Thien
Dmz
Totus
SS. Command
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. Command
Morthive
Tam Ky
Quang Tin Province
Navy
Marine
San Antonto
Tex
Johnson
le Thanh Nghi
Peking
United States
Police Break Up Anti Government Demonstration in Saigon
In Saigon police dispersed a student anti government rally outside the National Assembly as it debated approving the presidential election. Buddhist monks led a second sit down protest near government buildings, while observers doubted a full assembly reversal. US officials met with Thieu and Ky amid ongoing political tensions.
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Saigon
National Assembly
Nauyet van
Fung
South Vietnam
Tri Quang
Thien
Nguyeh Cao Ky
U.S
Ellaworth Bunker
Iee Thien
Booker
Thieo
Vietnam
Twento
Johnson
Assembly
Tuskee
Act Fim
Central Election Council
Sun Grass
Willy
Sle
Hin
jTwice
Throw Hand
Pentagon awards first Nike-X contract boost to defense plan
Washington AM reports the Pentagon awarded Western Electric a 4 million addition to its Nike X contract as part of the 5 billion antiballistic missile system plan announced by Defense Secretary McNamara. About 18 million is described as a direct result of the announcement.
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Washington (Am
Pentagon
Dexense
Robert
McNamara
Western Electric
Mobilization group plans October antiwar march in D.C.
Washington AP reports National Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam forecasts more than 50 000 demonstrators in an October 21 protest. Dave Nellinger, head of the organizing group, predicted a large, orderly crowd and said the plan includes disrupting Pentagon operations while aiming for minimal violence.
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Washington
National Mobilization
Vietnam
Qct
Dave Nellinger
Pentagon
Otepka Case Nears End
WALLINGTON AP The four year dispute between the State Department and former chief security evaluator Otto F L Otepka moves toward a conclusion. Government lawyers filed briefs Friday to a boating officer Edward A Dragon who will prepare a report and send findings to Secretary of State Rusk by October end. Otepka, dismissed in November 1963 for alleged conduct unbecoming an officer, may appeal to the Civil Service Commission and courts, with ongoing political implications noted.
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Wallington
State Department
Otto FL Otepka
Otepka
Edward A. Dragon
Secretary of State
Penn Rusk
Olepka
Department of State
Rusk
Civil ‘Service Commission
Grand Jury Probes Cosa Nostra Ties in Louisiana
Baton Rouge leaders report three grand juries are probing a $1 million bribe tied to a meeting and alleged Cosa Nostra activity seeking a new trial for a Teamsters case. James R. Holten aide and state witness Young is mentioned in connection with arranging a meeting at a home. The investigation includes governors aide involvement and potential bribe payments.
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Baton Rouge
Partin
Cosa Nostra
Louisiana
Teamsters
Young
McKeith Union
James R. Holten
Anand
Dist
Afty
Sargent Pitcher
Purtin
Smith
Pitcher
Rampaging Rio Grande spreads devastation
Brownsville Texas to Matamoros Mexico brace for flood crest as the Rio Grande surged after Beulah. Upstream towns faced widespread silt, mud yards, and homes flooded to roofs. Weather officials tracked crest near 25 feet with state and federal aid mobilized.
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Cary Garrison
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Beulah
Hic Grande Valley
Bio Grande City
Tex
Matamoros
Mexico
Weather Bureau
Harlingen
Portinn
Life Magazine
Water Commission
Pitcher
New York
McKeithen
Progresa
National
Raymondville
Texas
U.S
Johnson
South
Indictments Link New Orleans Contractor to Hoffa Trial Bid
The East Baton Rouge Parish Grand Jury indicts D Anon Smith of New Orleans and Los Angeles for allegedly attempting to hire an aide to Governor McKeithen as a middleman in a $1 million bid to win Hoffa a new trial. Smith faces up to four years in prison and a $1,000 fine if convicted. Subpoenas target Carlos Marcello while federal probes touch Hoffa’s prison appeal and a private meeting with Teamsters official Partin in Hat on Rouge.
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East Baton Rouge Parish
New Orleans
D*anon Smith
John J. McKeithen
Hoffa
Smith
Los Angeles
Policn
Roffa
Grand Jury
Orleans Parrish Grand Jury
Carlos Marcello
Casa Nostra
Louisiana
Thursda
Marcello
Metairie
Subpotna
Aubrey Young
Bine
Edward G. Partin
Teamsters Union
Haton Rouge
Partin
Hofifa
Appalachia Program Gets Extension
A $345 million compromise bill extends the Appalachia program for two years and broadens its reach to six regions with higher federal matching. The measure, cleared by the House, adds highway and access road funding and authorizes new grant programs. IRS probes look at political contributions and tax deductions linked to campaign finance, with columnists noting records and inquiries into several races.
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Washington
Appalachia
Johnson
Senate
House
Mt Jgiander
Internal Revenue Service
Central Projects
Fie
Sut
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
John W. Lindl
New York
Robert F. Reaneily
Empire State
TRS
Edmund G. Brown
California
Peace Returns To Highways After Regional Truck Strike
In Pittsburgh and surrounding area a tentative agreement halted days of closures as 40 000 to 120 000 rigs remained idled. Trucker drivers affiliated with the Teamsters Union vote on the stopgap measures while limited violence was reported, including a rock throwing incident on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Details of the pact and implementation were not disclosed as workers assess terms.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Gary
Vic
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Llinois
Kentucky
West Virginia
New Yar
Teamsters Union
Wiliam Wort
Pennsylvani
Labor
Ane Beduse
Will directs destruction of mansion in Cincinnati
Demolition crews will raze the 15 room North Side Cincinnati mansion of Andrew Jergens Sr. after his death to fulfill a provision of his will. Executors say the provision remains uncontested and no reason for the demolition was given.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Andrew Jergens Sr
Cosmet Hex
Jergens
Tian
Dergens
The Daily Ale Advertisement Fragments Chronicle
Fragmented OCR shows a late 19th century newspaper with garbled pricing lines, subscription terms, and notices. It references a republication exclusive note and various monetary amounts and dates, but reader clarity is limited due to errors.
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Dumimit Avr
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Telemann
Cartier
Ylalet
Mr. Batey
Banducci
Bernstein
Atal
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