Pursued Reds are mauled in central Vietnam operation
U S air cavalry and allied forces battle a badly mauled Communist force near the coast of central Vietnam. In four days of fighting 637 enemy troops killed or captured, with 43 North Vietnamese or Viet Cong killed and 60 captured in the last 24 hours of Operation Irving. South Korean Tiger Division forces reported 77 more killed and three captured as allied casualties remained light. U S B 52 bombers struck targets 45 miles northwest of Qui Nhon and in the Seven Mountains area near the Cambodian border, while U S pilots logged 125 bombing missions and 393 sorties against Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
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North
Mane Grove
South
Town Crier seeks local pop singing groups in War densville
The Junior Class at War densville West Virginia announces an effort to collect names and addresses of all local pop singing groups. Haines is the class leader and coordinates the search for participants.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Et Haines
Senseny School Costs Half Million in Frederick County
The Senseny Road Elementary School costing 522 950 91 dollars excluding land was approved by the Frederick County school board after a recent meeting. Construction ran 441 562 05, furniture 47 847 95, grounds 11 412 57, architect 22 128 34, land 8 000. An open house is planned this month for a 550 pupil facility. Hubert T. Stratton supplied the admin suite plans for the former Miller School. Cost estimates were requested for November. The board also approved preliminary high school reports for accreditation and authorized two buses to transport James Wood High School band to Charlottesville for Band Day.
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Senseny Road
Frederick County
Robert E. Ayler
Hubert T. Stratton
Miller School
State Board of Education
Richmond
James Wood High School
Charlottesville
Inez Seeks New Coastline as Key West Endures Hurricane
Hurricane Inez battered Key West with 90 mph winds then moved into the Gulf of Mexico. The storm packed 700 000 square miles of fueling water and threatened more coasts as forecasters warned of uncertain paths. Four deaths were linked to the storm including a 17 year old Fort Lauderdale youth lost at sea.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Key West
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic
Bahamas
Florida
Gulf
Florida Keys
Tortugas
Fort Jefferson National Monument
Gold Coast
The
Keys
Palm Beach
Luncheon May Reveal U S Clue on Viet Nam Stand
At a UN luncheon Dean Rusk seeks signs of any easing in Soviet hard line on Viet Nam. He plans talks with Andrei Gromyko this week as U Thant hosts a lunch amid stalled conference efforts.
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Rusk
United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
U.N
U Thant
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Romania
Red China
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Peking
Georgia Voters Offered Write-In Candidate for Governor
Georgia voters faced a write-in option as a citizens group backed Lester Maddox late night after Arnall’s loss in the Democratic runoff. Martin Luther King Sr. urged Herman Talmadge as the write-in, while Weltner avoided participation. If no candidate wins a majority the state House would choose the governor.
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Georgia
Ellis G. Arnall
Arnall
Lester G. Maddox
Martin Luther King Sr
Herman E.talmadge
D-Ga
Herman Talmadge
King
Talmadge
Washington
Charles L. Weltner
Congress
Maddox
Fulton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Weltner
Howard H
Bo) Callaway
House of Representatives
Soviet frees U S Peace Corpsman held on border
Thomas R. Dawson a 24 year old Peace Corps volunteer was released by Soviet authorities after three weeks in custody for crossing the Soviet Iranian border while shell collecting. He was handed to Iranian officials Monday night at Astara on the Caspian Sea and flown home to the United States. Dawson said he felt fine and was treated well. no charges were filed by the State Department. The Soviets stated they needed to confirm the crossing was innocent.
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Iran
U.S
Peace
Thomas R. Dawson
United States
Daweson
Washington
Peace Corps
Ancinopolis
Dawson
Astara
Caspian Sea
State Department
North Korea Calls for Viet Nam Volunteers from All Communist Nations
North Korea’s Premier Kim Il Sung urged all Communist countries to send volunteers to Vietnam to oppose the United States and reunify world communism. He said North Korean volunteers are ready and await North Viet Nam’s request, stressing a joint Red alliance.
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North Korea
Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Communist Party
Kim Il Sung
Pyongyang
Aid Program Faces New Senate Attacks
In Washington the Senate and House debate foreign aid funding, trimming the bill to 3.04 billion dollars from 3.4 billion. Senator Pastore warns of further cuts, calling it a serious chore to retain the approved amount.
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Washington
Sen
John O. Pastore
DRIL
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pastore
New Trial Ordered For Jack Ruby
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed Jack Ruby’s death verdict for the Oswald slaying and ordered a retrial in a non Dallas county. The court cited inadmissible police testimony about a Ruby confession and sent the case back with venue issues left to be decided. Prosecutor Henry Wade said appeal is possible and cooperation will depend on the new venue and jurisdiction.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
President Kennedy
Dallas
Ruby
Osewald
W.A. Morrison
Dist
Henry Wade
Court of Criminal Appeals
Wade
Date Change for Manila Viet Nam Summit Meeting
The tentative Manila summit date on Viet Nam was changed again today, now set for October 24, with adjustments noted by AP from Manila sources. Officials indicated additional scheduling considerations and potential implications for regional talks.
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Manila
Viet Nam
Byrd Victory in Antipoverty Bill Debate Sparks Amendment Passage
Senator Harry Byrd faced two Senate floor fights over the antipoverty bill as the chamber cut 750 million dollars and adopted Byrd’s amendment to bar anti poverty funds to rioters. The measure, revised after objections, won 39-32 against a kill motion and then 38-32 on adoption, with Byrd praising the result and noting efforts to form an economy bloc to trim overall authorization.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd Jr
DeVa
Senate
Byrd
Birch Bayh
DeInd
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Virginia
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Johnson
Rouss Fire Company Regular Meeting Notice
The Rouss Fire Company schedules a regular meeting on Thursday October 6 at 7 30 PM. Members are urged to attend and review station matters and upcoming events.
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Rouss Fire Company
Pause in Vietnam bombing offers slim hope for disengagement
The United States paused bombing in part of the Viet Nam buffer zone, prompting cautious optimism a broader ceasefire could follow. Canada reported a new policy to pause in a confined area to test Communist disengagement, with limited International Truce Supervisory Commission patrols resuming in the 35 mile by 6 mile zone.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
International Control Commission
Viet Nam
Paul Martin
North
South
International
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Washington
Virginia Weather Clears Behind Cold Front
A cold front moves through Virginia bringing gradual clearing and cooler temperatures this afternoon and tonight. A large cooler air mass behind the front dominates the state as conditions stabilize.
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Richmond
Virginia
Sarah Zane Fire Co Meeting Notice
The Sarah Zane Fire Company will hold a meeting on Thursday October 6 at eight oclock. Members are urged to attend and participate in the routine business and planning for the upcoming week.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
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