War casualties surpass 100000 in Vietnam conflict
UPI reports American casualties exceed 101,000 since January 1961 with 13,643 killed, 86,635 wounded and 756 missing or captured. Fresh fighting erupts in South Vietnam as U.S. air raids target Hanoi Haiphong and DMZ. 689th American plane shot down. 228,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths listed, plus 50,000 South Vietnamese fatalities in combat.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Red China Frontier
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
Hoa Lac Mig
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Con Thien
Robbers steal Du Ponts Grand Duke Mikhailovitch coins in Miami
Five hooded gunmen tied up Willis H. Du Pont family at their Coconut Grove home early today and fled with a 1.5 million Grand Duke Mikhailovitch coin collection, about 50 thousand dollars in jewelry and five thousand in cash. They warned of violence, wore hoods, and left in the Du Pont Cadillac, later abandoning it.
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UPI
Bayside
Willis H. du Pont
Mikhailovitch
du Pont
Soviet Union
Aire
du Ponts
Lammot du Pont
Wilmington
Del
W. E. Kennedy
Liberals Win Victory In Senate Over Poverty War Funds
Senate liberals led by the Kennedy brothers blocked a Republican move to cut 198 million from the Office of Economic Opportunity authorization as the anti poverty war neared final passage at 2.26 billion dollars. Democrats allied with conservatives to strip the ghetto jobs program, but the Kenneys and Javits pushed to preserve funding while Mansfield shifted votes. Kennedy emphasized private enterprise involvement as essential to aid urban poor communities.
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UPI
Kennedy Brothers
Senate
Office of Economic Opportunity
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kenneys
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Mike Mansfield
Mont
John J. Williams
Del
Mansfield
West
Robert Kennedy
Brother Edward
Trouble grows as Apollo Saturn 5 countdown stalls
Cape Kennedy API reports frustrated launch crews delaying restart of a tricky Saturn 5 rehearsal. The 83 hour countdown was halted Wednesday night after running far beyond the planned time and within 30 minutes of completion.
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Cape Kennedy
API
Marie Jones Wins State 4-H Food and Nutrition Award
Marie Jones 18 of Crawfordsville received Iowa State 4-H Award in Food and Nutrition for 1967. She earns a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 26 30 with 29 Iowa delegates and will represent Iowa at the national level. Jones has 7 years in 4-H with Cloverleaf and Crooked Creek Cloverettes, pursuing projects from home furnishings to gardening. She is a freshman at Iowa State University majoring in food and nutrition, a 1967 WACO High School valedictorian, and daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Jones.
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Crawfordsville
Sally Smith
Chicago
Iowa
Marie
Washington County
Cloverleaf Club
Crooked Creek Cloverettes
Waterloo Dairy Congress
Iowa State University
Ames
Waco High School
John H. Jones
Washington
Washington High School
Carlton Bump
Janet Smith
Kathy McGuire
Mr. Bump
Journal
Helen Gilbert
Weather Outlook OWA Warmer Northwest Tonight
United Press International reports warmer conditions in the northwest tonight. Friday brings cloudy skies with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Lows tonight near 50 in the northeast and north, with 50s elsewhere. Friday highs reach the upper 60s to mid 70s.
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Owa
China vows global conquest plan amid Vietnam War debate
United Nations remarks by Wei Tao-ming of Nationalist China accuse Mao Zedong’s regime of pursuing a master plan to conquer the world. Wei predicts mainland confusion and disintegration after defeat, with Liu Shaoqi’s government likely to fall. He urges US bombing halt and troop withdrawal, warning it would fuel peace efforts.
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TPT
China
Forvm
Wei Tao-ming
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Liu Shiochi
Wei
General Assembly
United States
North Vietnam
South
Movement For Peace In
Free World
Hanoi
U.S
Vietnam
Vietnams
Ho Chi Minh
Republic of Sout
FBI probes violence as eight state steel truck strike widens
FBI investigations focus on possible federal law violations amid the lengthy strike by 30 000 steel haulers across eight states. Violence on highways declines in Ohio and Pennsylvania but incidents persist with shootings and arson. Meetings continue between National Steel Carriers Assn and Pennsylvania officials as firms seek a resolution on higher revenues and pay for loading wait times.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
FBI
Ohio
Skip Burkett
James Bongieri
Washington
Bonzieri
Pleasantville
Bedford County
Joseph Blackburn
Howard Miller
National Steel Carriers Assn
William J. Hart
Pennsylvania
Miller
Ohio Contractors Association
Wheeling Steel Corp
Tax case hearing continued in Davenport suit
Scott County District Judge Nathan Grant granted a continuance until next week for a hearing on a bid to halt the new 3 percent state sales tax on services. The judge gave no two week delay for a venue change in the suit challenging the tax, filed by broadcasters, publishers and advertisers.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPI
Scott County
Nathan Grant
Grant
Polk County District Court
Des Moines
Richard Turner
Turner
Scott County District Court
No real accord in Ford auto strike
In Detroit a stalled Ford strike enters its 29th day as the UAW loosens its hold by sending workers to two Detroit depots to move out parts for the Defense Department. AMC asks for more Ford parts, hinting production could be at risk. Walter Reuther away from talks, promising to return, noting only a minor apprenticeship training concession from Ford.
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Detroit
UPI
South Vietnam
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Detroit Area
Defense Department
American Motors Corp
Ford
AMC
Walter P. Reuther
Sox even series with 5-0 win in World Series
The Boston Red Sox tied the World Series at one game each behind Jim Lonborg’s one hit pitching. Final score 5 to 0. Carl Yastrzemski homered twice to pace Boston’s sustained attack.
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Boston Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Yastremski
Boston
Notice of Incorporation Hall's Feed Service Inc
Public notice announces the incorporation of Hall's Feed Service Inc. with official filings and registry details. The item lists the formal corporate action, filing date, and governing jurisdiction as recorded in today’s public notices.
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Hall’s Feed Service, Inc
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