Bullet Riddled School A Vietnam War Symbol
In CAM NE South Viet Nam a bullet scarred schoolhouse in Hoa-Thai village sits under guard by sixteen U S Marines. Lt Col Robert Tunnell lost his right leg stepping on a Viet Cong dynamite mine. Marine efforts to hold the school and rebuild reflect a war symbol amid ongoing skirmishes and local casualties.
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Cam NE
South Viet Nam
Robert Tunnell
Fallbrook
Calif
9Th Marine Regiment
Adolf Hartschlag
Vista
Tunnell
da Nang
Nguyen Luong
Luong
Dennis Neu
Santa Cruz
Campe
Arines
Specific Agreement Allows Humphrey to Act for President
President Johnson announced during his gall bladder operation that Vice President Humphrey would act for him if needed during hospitalization. The pact mirrors Eisenhower Nixon and Kennedy Johnson arrangements, with the president deciding when the incapacity ends. Eight states have ratified a proposed constitutional amendment on presidential viability, including Michigan on Tuesday.
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Humphrey
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Howsever
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennnedy
Congress
Print Pattern 4742 Misses' Fashions For Fall Winter
Vintage advertisement for Printed Pattern 4742 Misses sizes 10 to 20. Describes a flared princess style coat or dress in wool mohair faille with quick sewing. Includes fabric yardage, price 50 cents, and mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York. offers catalog and free pattern coupon.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
$30 Million Released to Chicago Schools
Chicago public schools will receive $30 million in federal funds held up by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare after an all day meeting with official Francis Keppel and WH undersecretary Wilbur Cohen. Frank M. Whiston announced the release and noted no current objections from the Education Department.
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Chicago
Chicago Public
Frank M. Whiston
Chicago Board of Education
Whiston
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Francis Keppel
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Wilbur Je Cohen
Johnson
Cohen
Stork Club Closes Doors in New York After Sale
The Stork Club, iconic social watering hole since Prohibition, closed its doors after last Saturday night and a relocation sign appeared Tuesday. Owner Sherman Billingsley unavailable. manager John J. Farrell cited illness and sale of East 53rd Street real estate as reasons, with no new site yet found.
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New York
Stork Cae
Sherman Billingsley
John J. Farrell
Billingsley
Farrell
East 53Rd Street
Ham-eating basset hound causes Detroit deli ruckus
A basset hound with long ears and sad eyes leaped onto a counter at a Detroit delicatessen and chewed a five pound ham. Clerk Sally Castranova fled to a walk-in cooler as the dog growled. The intruder was captured by two youths and turned over to police. the owner agreed to pay a $4.50 bill.
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Detroit
Sally Castranova
William Stearla
Postmaster Delivers Package at 5 45 A.M.
A Wichita man requested delivery to his home outside normal hours. The next day postmaster E C Balay personally delivered the package at 5 45 a m, after the patron told the office he was unavailable during standard delivery times.
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Wichita, Kan
E.C. Balay
Cold Maintains Grip on Northeast
The Northeast faced continuing frigid conditions with record lows in Virginia and Connecticut, frost in Maryland, and 15 degree readings in parts of the region. Atlantic City traced a 37 degree Oct 5 record, while Maine saw snow flurries and Western regions reported strong winds up to 58 mph.
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Associated Press
Mercury
Virginia
Forst
Massachusetts
Maryland
Atlantic City
N.J
Maine
Washington State
Windsor Locks
Conn
Plains
Dakotas
Pacific
Rapid City
S.D
Lollo Brígida Comments on Knight Actor Guinness
Gina Lollo Brigida says she does not aim to outshine Sir Alec Guinness while costarring with him in Hotel Paradise. She admires his acting and believes he is not trying to be more beautiful. The remark reflects her early impression of a leading British knight actor.
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London
Gina Lollobrigida
Alex Guinness
Art Carney in Hospital Withdraws From Broadway Hit
Art Carney, 47, left The Odd Couple on Broadway due to nervousness and low mood after a sudden withdrawal from the show. He has been replaced by standby Paul Dooley, with co star Walter Matthau and manager William McCaffrey citing undisclosed reasons.
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New York
Art Carney
William McCaffrey
Carney
Walter Mattan
Paul Dooley
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