Indulto wins Flash Stakes on opening day at Saratoga
Indulto driven by Manuel Ycaza past Impressive to win the 90th Flash Stakes by four lengths as Amberoid edged for second. Amberoid carried extra weight and the fast 5 1 2 furlongs in 1 03 5 set a stakes record. Attendance at the refurbished track totaled 16,009 with a record betting handle close to a million.
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Saratoga
Tom Poker
Sandino Hernandez
Tidal Table
Arranger
Harry McKenna
Edward Lasker
Ogden Phipps
Saratoga Race Track
Reginald N. Webster
Amberoid
Handsome Boy
Industa
Tea Olive
Belmont Park
Manuel Ycaza
Braulio Baeza
Bob Ussery
Industo
Impressive
Our Michael
Max Hirsch
James Cox Brady
New York Racing Association
Plane Commander
New Windsor
Hospitality and Industo
Indulto
Ron Turcotte
Briggs Lawyer Seeks Indictment Dismissal Today
Norman H. Briggs seeks dismissal of two indictments for child abandonment and insurance fraud. Attorney Pierce H. Russell will present arguments before Judge John T. Casey at 10 a.m. Briggs, still in cowboy clothes, was arraigned yesterday and did not plead. Bail remains set at 5000, with Briggs free of further restrictions pending court action.
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Norman H. Briggs
Pierce H. Russell
Rensselaer County
John T. Casey
Russell
Briggs
Casey
Atty
Andrew Dwyer Jr
Newcastle
Wyo
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Ellis J. Staley Jr
BCI
Ford Shuns Argument Asks Unity Amid Viet Nam Tensions
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford urged unity after President Johnson accused a leading Republican of violating confidence. Ford said a public quarrel would delight the Communists and he preferred to press ahead on the nation’s tasks without further delay. Johnson claimed a memo influenced by Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield may have misled newsmen about calling up reserves.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Ford
Donnybrook
Michigan
Texas
White House
Viet Nam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wilson Forces Win Vote Of Confidence
London AP report says the Labor government won a House of Commons confidence vote by 393 to 290 after a heated exchange between Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Conservative leader Edward Heath. Reginald Maudling criticized Wilson as a smearer and mean-minded, delivering a dramatic clash that ended in Labor triumph and a long recess in late October.
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London
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Edward Heath
Wilson
Laborites
Heath
Reginald Maudling
U N Could Push Viet Nam Accord Says Rusk
Doxa area in central highlands sees 30 B52 bombers strike Viet Cong bases while Guam based planes drop 500 tons on Quang Tin Province. Thanh Hoa bridge and barge columns hit. one F105 lost, pilot missing. Marines and Vietnamese troops overrun Chan Son, 25 killed, 80 captured. three U.S. helicopters down with no American or Vietnamese casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Doxa
Kontum
da Nang
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Quang Tin Province
Thanh Hoa
Hanoi
Radio
Fists Fly In Greek Parliament During Confidence Debate
Police broke up fist fights in the Greek Parliament as deputies clashed over a confidence motion for Premier George Athanasiadis Novas. Outside, about 2,000 Papandreou supporters shouted anti government slogans while Papandreou attempted to speed debate.
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Athens
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
Bedlam
George Papandreou
Constantine
Papandreou
Center Union
U S Military Chief Says Peking Not Being Tested
Honolulu AP: Gen. Earle G Wheeler chairman of the Joint Chiefs says U S air strikes within 35 miles of the Chinese border were not meant to probe Red Chinese reaction. He arrived from Washington for a strategy conference on deploying 50 000 more American troops in Viet Nam.
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Honolulu
America
U. S
China
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Viet
Wheeler
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
U.S. Grant Sharp Jr
Pacific
Sharp
Westmoreland
Warning Lenored Woman 9 Tots Die in Viet Nam Village Assault
U S Marines and Vietnamese troops overran a Viet Cong village 10 miles south of Da Nang. A woman and two children died among 25 killed as shells and a grenade killed civilians in shelters. Three Viet Cong were killed, 80 suspects detained, and huts were burned.
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Chan Son
U.S
da Nang
U S Plans to Speed Reserves Readiness and Realign Units
Deputy Defense Secretary Cyrus R. Vance outlined plans to boost readiness of three reserve divisions six independent brigades and selected units starting in September raising authorized strength to 100 percent drills increased to six per month and field training accelerated. He urged quick congressional approval of the reserve realignment merged with the National Guard despite congressional hurdles.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
House
Armed Services
Pentagon
National Guard
Mafia-Cosa Nostra Chieftains Arrested in Across Nations Raids
Italian authorities raided from Bologna to Taormina and arrested 9 of 14 targets tied to an international Mafia Cosa Nostra network. Giuseppe Genco Russo and Frank Coppola among those detained. others sought include U S citizens with Italian ties. Charges include drug, currency and tobacco smuggling and bombings.
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Palermo
Sicily
Cosa Nostra
Bologna
Italy
Taormina
Atlantic
Palermo Public Prospector
Mafia
Charles “Lucky
Luciano
U. S
Giuseppe Genco Russo
Coppola
Fiumicino
United States
Francesco Interrisi
Appalachia
N.Y
Derailment Attempt At Florida East Coast Train
The Florida East Coast Railway resumed passenger service after a 30 month strike and reported a derailment sabotage attempt near Stuart. Spikes were pulled from 60 feet of rail on the southbound track, but were not at the scene, and the train left Jacksonville at 9 40 a.m. no injuries were reported.
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Miami
Fla
Florida East Coast Railway
W. L. Thornton
St. Augustine
FEC
Stuart
Thornton
Jacksonville
Ed Ball
FEC Board
Rusk Suggests UN May Privately Explore Vietnam Settlement
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said UN officers could privately explore possible Vietnam settlement despite North Vietnam’s rejection of a formal UN role. He noted a potential for formal UN action and stated U.S. support for such efforts.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United Nations
U.N
Rusk
Nguyen Co Thach
United States
Thant Still Trying Peace Efforts in Viet Nam
Secretary General U Thant is expected to press Viet Nam peace efforts despite Hanoi's rejection of U.N. intervention. Sources say U.N. officials had no comment on Hanoi Radio or on Dean Rusk's remarks in Washington that the rebuff does not close the door to private U.S. peace efforts.
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World Organization
Viet Nam
Rusk
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
United States
Yugoslavia
Tito
Lal Bahadur Shastri
George W. Ball
United Nations
U Thant
North Viet Nam
U.N
Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
Japan Auto Exports Jump in First Half
Japan exported nearly 100000 automobiles in the first half, up 50.8 percent from a year earlier. Australia led the buyers list, followed by the United States.
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Tokyo
Japan
Australia
United States
Georgia Whites Will Shoot and Negroes Told
In Americus Sumter County the grand jury recessed without presentments on indictments against two 21 year old Black men Eddie Will Lamarr and Charles Lee Hopkins charged in the shooting death of 21 year old Marine enlistee Andrew A Whatley. About 150 demonstrators marched from a Negro church to the courthouse and back amid police presence and arrests for trespassing at a local grocery as pickets protested along private sidewalk property.
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Palermo
Appalachia
New York State
Mafia
Cosa Nostra
Americus
Eugene Horne
Sumter County
Eddie Will Lamarr
Charles Lee Hopkins
Andrew A. Whatley
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173Rd Airborne Brigade
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Hickam Air Force Base
Red River
Rome
Frank
Kansas City
Giuseppe G. Russo
Woman's
Japan Auto Exports
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