Tough Job To Identify Enemy In Viet Cong
In Da Nang a Marine corporal shoots a fleeing man in a village, later found without papers or weapon, raising questions if he killed a Viet Cong or a civilian. The article explains Viet Cong camouflage and guerrilla tactics complicating identifications and captures.
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Viet Cong
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Car Crashes Kill Two Injure Nine in City
A series of crashes left two dead and nine injured. Kemp, arraigned on a murder charge, posted bail. Victims include Albert L. Bartholomew and Virginia Bartholomew, treated at Leonard Hospital. Other crashes involved James H. Freeman and James H. O'Brien, with several residents hospitalized or treated.
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Kemp
Justice of the Peace
George Heber
Columbia County
Waterford
Third Avenue
123Rd Street
Leonard Hospital
Albert L. Bartholomew
Hudson River Road
Virginia
Bartholomew
James H. Freeman
Seventh Ave
Troy
Fifth Ave
James Kelly Sr
Catherine
Fourth Ave
Kelly
125Th Street
Second Avenue
James H. O'Brien
James St
Green Island
Oneida
Water Bureau
Eagle and
15Th Streets
Thomas E. Maguire
Main St
15Th Street
Donald Gibbs
William Brennan
Six Die in Iowa Car Crash Near Griswold
In Griswold area Iowa Highway 92 crash killed six people and injured five others. Victims include Boyd Robinson 35 and his children Micki Sue 6 Michael 10, Merlyn Berg 31 and Pamela 9 plus James Petersen 17. The Palmer car occupants survived with injuries. Micki Sue died in hospital.
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Griswold
Iowa
Boyd Robinson
Michael
Micki Sue
Merlyn Berg
Lenox
Pamela
James Petersen
Petersen
Philip Palmer
William Palmer
Anaheim
Calif
Robinson
Joan Mae
Palmer
Iowa Highway 92
Here
Robinson Auto
Council Bluffs
Luann
Jo Beth
Bonnie Berg
More New Working In Manufacturing
Washington reports that 18,133,000 Americans were employed in July in manufacturing, 19,000 above the wartime peak of November 1943. The Labor Department notes a 90,000 seasonal adjustment and records a 41.1 hour average factory week plus 3.5 hours overtime, with earnings down 53 cents from June.
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Washington
Labor Department
Minister H Henderson Builds Lone Church On Five Acres
Greenlawn New York Rev William H Henderson 68 year old Negro Baptist minister single handedly constructs a cement block and stone church complex with parking lot and auditorium on five woodland acres near Long Island town He has spent about 38000 of his own money and expects to invest near 90000 total by completion next summer He lived in a tarpaper shack on site to save time and guard against pilfering while directing the project He opened a reading room and holds Sunday services with 17 adult members aiming to reach more people and children through his house of God.
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Mr. Henderson
Rev. Henderson
Alabama
Tuskegee Institute
Long Island
Huntington
Henderson
House of God
Woman Kills Son Then Stabs Herself in Apparent Tragedy
In Tuckahoe a six month old boy was found stabbed to death and his mother seriously wounded in their home. Constance Devito 33 suffered self inflicted stab wounds and is in serious condition at Lawrence Hospital Bronxville. Husband Anthony discovered the scene and police said no charges were filed.
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Tuckahoe
District Attorney
Dist
Atty
Leonard Rubenfeld
Constance Devito
Lawrence Hospital
Bronxville
John Bova
78 Aboard Stricken Vessel
A midwinter gale drove the Chilean navy cutter Janequeo onto rocks off southern Chile. All 78 aboard were presumed lost as the 850 ton ship broke up after a propeller line fouled. The companion patrol boat Leucoton also ran aground but remained intact. The storm caused floods and landslides with at least seven more deaths, raising the week’s toll above 100.
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Santiago
Chile
Leucoton
Two Drivers Fined After Route 87 Accident
A two car rear end collision on Route 87 near Route 146 left both vehicles damaged but no injuries. Wess Ludwig of New York City and Abisaleh Fond of Rosemont faced fines from Judge Robert Jerome for driving too close speeding.
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Route 87
Route 146
Wess Ludwig
New York City
Abisaleh Fond
Rosemont
Canada
Loudonville
Robert Jerome
Clifton Park
Ludwig
Fond
Peckham, 83, Bennington Farmer, Dies After Illness
Arthur G. Peckham of Bennington Vermont, a retired farmer, died Saturday at Monroe Nursing Home after a long illness. Born in Bennington, he farmed with brothers in Pownal and later lived with nephew Maurice Peckham in North Bennington. Surviving relatives are nephews and nieces. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev. Isabell King officiating. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery Hoosick Falls.
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Arthur George Peckham
Monroe
Bennington
Mr. Peckham
Pownal
Maurice Peckham
North Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge
Isabell King
Lt Dorr Serving on Dominican Duty
Army 1st Lt. Charles D. Dorr of Hoosick Falls New York serves with the inter American peace force in the Dominican Republic. He belongs to the 82nd Airborne Division and is regularly stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina as an aviator.
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Army
Charles D. Dorr
Hugh P. Dorr
River St
Hoosick Falls
Inter American Peace Force
Dominican Republic
Dorr
82Nd Airborne Division
Organization of American States
Fort Bragg
N. C
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Promises Non Surgical Relief
New York special reports a discovery called Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H suppositories or ointment that shrinks hemorrhoids, relieves itching and pain without surgery. Doctors observed lasting improvements across long standing cases, with results claimed over months.
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New York, N. Y
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