Rockwell shot by sniper in Arlington VA
DER FUEHRER of the American Nazi Party George Lincoln Rockwell was shot to death Friday by a sniper in Arlington Virginia. Page 1. Governor Lester Maddox Georgia commented on federal aid to education and the possibility of the government taking it by force. Page 1. Air Force B52s aided Marines in repelling a Communist attack across the DMZ. Page 1. Consumer prices in July rose sharply, the government reported Friday. Page 2. McNamara defended bombing policy saying victory requires ground troops in the South. Page 1. Le Freehan and Eddie Mathews hit solo homers as the Detroit Tigers beat Kansas City 3-0 behind John Hiller’s five-hitter. Page 17. Harmon Killebrew hit a 10th inning triple driving in Tony Oliva to beat Cleveland 6-5. Page 20. The Twins moved into first in the American League by routing the White Sox 7-1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Page 17. Pazant C. Torigian testified before a congressional committee in Washington about Bravo, all-lettuce smokes made in Hereford. Page 7. Pampa High marching band invited to perform at a pro football game in Los Angeles and at Disneyland. Page 13. Livestock competition opened Friday with judging in baking, educational, art and agricultural exhibits. Page 13.
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George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
Sermon draws near full house as Crusade enters sixth day
Dr W A Criswell delivers an end times sermon to a near full Dick Bivins Stadium as the Baptist Encounter Crusade continues. A well dressed man with a .32 snub revolver robs Jiffy Food Store on Plains Blvd taking about 125 dollars.
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Dick Bivins
Baptist Encounter Crusade
Plains Blvd
Rockefeller Reagan ticket eyed but unlikely in GOP race
The piece surveys possible 1968 Republican tickets focusing on Rockefeller with Reagan as VP, noting liberal media push and conservative backlash. It cites Reagan’s strong California governorship polls and LBJ’s possible interest, but argues the Rockefeller Reagan pairing may not win broad support.
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Leader Charms Woman Leader Charms Woman
ARLINGTON Va AP Ruby R Welton Pierce recalls George Lincoln Rockwell the slain Nazi Party leader as a tall charming man who came into a laundromat just before a fatal shooting. She describes seeing him in blue trousers and white shirt smiling as he moved to a machine.
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Arlington
Ruby R. Welton Pierce
George Lincoln Rockwell
Currie returns north to teach at Canadian university
Lauchlin Currie, once a White House aide and accused Soviet spy inquiry figure, leaves Colombia after 17 years as a citizen and will serve as visiting professor at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia.
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South America
Senate
Roosevelt
Colombia
Simon Fraser University
British Columbia
Canada
White House
Aid Bill Passes House on Near Midnight Vote
The House approved a one year 2.8 billion aid measure by a 202 to 194 vote at 3 36 AM EST. Senate targets 2.6 billion and Johnson asked for 2.4 billion. Conference to reconcile differences after Labor Day recess. funds to follow in a separate appropriation.
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McNamara says ground troops needed to win in South Vietnam
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara defended selective bombing of North Vietnam and asserted the war must be won by ground troops in the South. He warned the final decision in the conflict will not come soon.
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North Vietnam
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Maddox lashes federal push on Georgia education
Gov. Maddox denounces federal pressure to integrate Georgia classrooms and hints at using public funds for private nonsectarian schools. He accuses local and state officials of secret deals with Washington to obtain funds and calls the federal government the nation’s biggest enemy of education. He urges action to protect Georgia’s schools and children.
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Maddox
State Board of Education
Parking Lot Death Scene Rocks Arlington Nazi Leader
George Lincoln Rockwell headlined an ambush in a Arlington parking lot Friday dying from a shot to the head and chest. Police arrested 29 year old John Patter of Arlington, a former American Nazi party official ousted for Bolshevik leanings, near the scene.
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UPL
George Lincoln Rockwell
der Fuehrer
Nazi Party
Rockwell
John Patter
Arlington
Chinese Border Bombed By U S Warplanes Raid Suppresses North Viet Railhead
American warplanes raided Lang Giur rail yard near the Chinese border in a second strike into a forbidden buffer zone. The attack was part of 152 missions Thursday as air power targets Kep Ha MIG base near Haiphong. In Vietnam, Marine outposts near the DMZ faced attacks while B 52 bombers from Guam supported counterattacks. The report also covers internal party disputes over a figure named Patler with alleged ties to extremist groups and his firing from a Marine post for controversial popularity.
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Haiphong
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Guam
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Boston
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New York
Two Army Sergeants Face Spying Charges
Washington AP two U S Army sergeants Staff Sgt Leonard J Safford and Sgt J C Ullysses L Harris are accused of conspiring to pass U S secrets to a foreign power linked to Soviet missions. The Pentagon ties the case to Nikolai Popov and Anatoliy Kireyev with visas canceled and no return eligibility. Harris was held in Maryland and Korea connected custody. Safford held at Fort Meade while the scheme spanned 1966 to 1967 in Washington and other locations.
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