Fires Out of Control Across Pacific Northwest Forests
Fires roared through dry timberlands in the Pacific Northwest with Idaho Gov. Don Samuelson warning of a disaster era akin to 1910. He called an emergency session for emergency funding as costs rose to 150000 dollars daily and 1150 firefighters battled the China Creek blaze along the Salmon River amid broader regional losses of over 110000 acres.
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Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Don W. Samuelson
Samuelson
Boise
Montana
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
California
China Creek
Idaho Panhandle
Lewiston
North Deer Creek
Eagle Creek
Salmon River
Forest Service
Jud Moore
Misesoula
Mont
Saturn V Rocket Moves Toward Launch Pad at Cape Kennedy
America's first Saturn V, the most powerful rocket, is moved to its launch pad by a diesel crawler transporter. The Oct test launch begins a series to qualify it for moon missions in two to three years. The rollout drew NASA officials and media as the mobile tower and rocket await 45 days of checkout before flight.
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Circus Tickets Rouss Fire Co Call Middletown Va
Tickets sold for 3 ring circus at Rouss Fire Co with prices 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for children. Contact numbers 662-5529 and 662-9463. Notice prohibits dumping any materials on property of City of Middletown Virginia by M J Grove Lime Co.
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Two Army Sergeants Charged as Soviet Spies
Washington AP reports two Army sergeants Leonard J. Safford and J C U Harris are charged with spying for Soviet agents. They allegedly received instructions from Nikolai Popov and Anatoliy Kireyev and conspired to photograph equipment and pass documents while holding top secret clearances at Fort Meade Suitland Md and Ft Monmouth N J. The Soviets have left the country and will not be allowed back in.
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Leonard J. Safford
Fort Pierce
Fla
J. C. Ulysses L. Harris
Sicily Island
Defense Department
Nikolai Fedorovich Popov
Anatoliy Tikhorovich Kireyev
Popov
Washington
Kireyev
Soviet Union
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New York
Safford
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Harris
Signal Corps
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
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Roslyn
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Willie K. Fletcher
Po. Pov
Neptune
Kirey
Freeport
N.Y
Cook
Fletcher
Clarke County Fair Closes With Fashion Show Calf Scramble
The Clarke County Fair ends its run on the closing day amid optimistic notes after rescheduling deluged events. A 7 p.m fashion show highlights the exhibits then continues with calf scramble and pig scramble. Exhibitors may remove items after 8 p.m. Tonight at 10:30 p.m. the grandstand will host Bob and Dean McNett and Carla Foster with a fireworks finale. Art prize winners include Steve Rosenberger and Mrs. McCallister among others.
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Accused Slayer Of Rockwell Held Under Heavy Guard
Arlington police kept Johin C Patler under heavy guard after he was charged with murder in the slaying of George Lincoln Rockwell founder of the American Nazi party. Rockwell was shot leaving a shopping center parking lot. Patler faced an early court appearance as authorities investigated the crime and potential weapon evidence.
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Bond
Matthias Koehl
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Koehl
Patter
Arlington County
Patler
Helen Lane
Saboteurs Strike Near Rally as Bus Blast Kills 22
In Saigon area 22 civilians were fatally harmed when Communist saboteurs blew up a bus near a campaign rally for Sept. 3 elections. Six others were injured as a mine demolished the vehicle on a main road near My Tho, a center of Viet Cong activity.
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My Tho
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North Vietnam
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County Schools Lead Back-to-School Parade
Frederick County announces 16 schools open Monday with a record 6600 pupils. James Woods School runs two shifts 735 a.m. and 855 a.m. Winchester and Clarke County start Thursday and Tuesday respectively. Bus fleet of 45 will operate. drivers urged caution as first-day delays occur and motorists must stop for buses in both directions when lights flash.
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Frederick County
James Woods
Winchester
Clarke County
Robert E.ayler
China’s A-Reactor In Anti-Mao Area
Hong Kong Star reports Gen. Wang En-Mao a rebel commander in Sinkiang still controls the province despite claims he went underground. Sources speculate he may be protecting China’s hydrogen bomb while opposing Mao. The Star cites Soviet possible involvement and notes anti Maoist forces gaining ground nationwide.
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Wang En-Mao
Sinkiang
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Two Long Beach Officers Shot Dead in Backyard Battle
Two young Long Beach police officers, William Isham aged 25 and Don ald V. Knott aged 24, died after answering a report of a man beating his wife. Norman Leslie Baker, 26, was seriously wounded and booked for murder. Linda Winters, 20, Baker’s common law wife, was present.
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Long Beach
Calif
William Isham
Donald V. Knott
Norman Leslie Baker
Baker
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Los Angeles County
Robert Hill
Linda Winters
Isham and Knott
Isham
Pamela Denise
Knott
Big Three Auto Pact Nears as Contract Deadline Looms
Detroit AP reports union and company negotiators scrubbing final terms ahead of the Tuesday deadline for the Big Three automakers. UAW leaders plan strike-prep meetings in seven cities while locals vote on authorizing action. GM Vice President Louis Seaton says a $4 per hour wage rise seems unlikely to bridge all demands.
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Weather update from Richmond on light pattern and sun
A weak weather pattern over Virginia is producing mostly sunny skies with some widely scattered showers and little change expected in the next 24 hours. The report notes a calm pattern with minor showers likely.
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Richmond
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