Grandfather Surrenders Chase of Law In Ohio Death Penalty Detail
Leroy Dunlap 64, long pursued by authorities, ends his long gamble with death in Ohio’s electric chair. Rupert P. Ricker 75, who opened Permian Basin oil and gas riches, died Friday. Atomic Energy Commission plans first nuclear plant in space around April 1. West Germany faces a government crisis after Justice Minister Bucher resigns over Nazi-hunt bill.
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Leroy Dunlap
Ohio
Rupert PL Ricker
Santa Rita
Permian Basin
THE
Atomic Energy Commission
Ewald Bucher
West Germany
Astro-Guide Capitol
Jussifieds
Santa Fe
Sylvia Porter
Hostage Disarms Bank Robber After 100 Mile Per Hour Chase
A red haired robber fled a Red Bank White Oak branch with $8,500 and forced hostage Dr. Robert Demos to drive through Georgia. Demos disarmed him when their car cornered on a dead end. Davis was captured in Rome after police surrounded the getaway vehicle and the hostages were freed.
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Rome, Ga
Chattanooga
Georgia
Rome
Robert Demos
James Turner
James P. Davis Jr
Davis
Demos
Red Bank
White Oak
Hamilton National Bank
Marietta
Atlanta
Cobb County — Sheriffs
FBI
Tennessee
Dallas
Alabama
Demo
Lemos
Amarillo
Flatbed Truck Rampage Sparks Multi-Suburb Chase
Marvin H Denzer 29 of Montgomery Minn led seven suburban departments on a 25 mile pursuit in a flatbed truck with two bulldozers ramming three squad cars. The chase started at International Transportation terminal in Lemont after an overcoat was taken by Franklin Robert. Police from Brookfield Lyons Berwyn Stickney Riverside Forest View Cicero joined before Denzer was captured in west Chicago. Denzer admitted drinking.
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Chicago
Marvin H Denzer
Montgomery
Minn
International Transportation Company
Lemont
Denver
Franklin Robert
Robert
Brookfield
Lyons
Berwyn
Stickley
Riverside Forest View
Cicero
Chase Denzer
West Side
Bitter Husband Lashes at Alabama Over Selma March
Jim Liuzzo fought tears in Detroit recounting his wife Viola Liuzzo's killing near Selma while recounting threats and anger over voter rights marches. He called for drastic measures against segregationists as authorities investigate shootings amid the Alabama voting rights clash.
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Alabama
Big Anthony James
Jim
Liuzzo
Selma
Ala
Sanie Nebt
Montgomery
Viola Gregg Lauzzo
Modern
Astronauts Grissom and Young Medalized at White House
President Johnson awarded the Medal of Honor to NASA astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young after the first U S two man space capsule flight. A White House ceremony led to a parade up Pennsylvania Avenue with thousands of cheering spectators and students released from schools.
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Washington
Dent Johnson
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
Molly Brown
Air Force
Grissom
Navy
Cmdr. Young
United States
Earth
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Johnson
U S Forces Hit Four North Vietnamese Radar Stations
U S Navy jets attacked four radar sites in North Vietnam and adjacent areas. Bombs of 250 to 1,000 pounds were dropped on Bach Long Island and three mainland targets Ha Tinh Cape Ron and Vinh Son. Two sites were heavily damaged and two moderately damaged. Two Navy planes were shot down but pilots were saved. The strikes marked the deepest penetration yet and aimed at degrading Hanoi's early warning network.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bach Long Island
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
Red China
Navy
Bach Long
Ha Tinh
Cape Ron
Vinh Son
Mekong River
Hanoi-ruled
Hanoi
da Nang
Hancock
Coral Sea
Gulf
Hainan
MI6
Johnson vows to curb Klan after Liuzzo slaying
President Johnson declares war on the Ku Klux Klan after four Alabama Klansmen are arrested in the killing of Viola Gregg Liuzzo a civil rights worker near Lowndesboro Alabama He praises FBI Director J Edgar Hoover for swift action and pledges new laws to curb the Klan.
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Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Mich
Federal
Birmingham
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Louise Carlton
Eugene Thomas
Bessemer
Ala
William Orville Paton
Callie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Washington
Johnson
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Congress
FBI
Alabama
Lowndesboro
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Liuzzo
Lizz
Tuscaloosa
UPI
Robert Shelton
Imperial Grand Wizard
United Klans of America
Knightsf
New York
WNEW
Shelton
SNAP-10A Space Reactor Test Planned for April Launch
The AEC announced an April 1 test launch of the SNAP-10A miniature nuclear reactor. The 970-pound device, costing 111.8 million since 1959, will orbit Earth aboard an Atlas Agena rocket to power a 500 watt electrical system and evaluate a new Air Force ion rocket engine for deep-space missions.
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Washington
UPS
AEC
Jupiter
Space
West Coast
SNAP
Three Klan members released on bond after Liuzzo slaying
In Birmingham Alabama three of four Ku Klux Klan members charged in the murder of Viola Liuzzo were freed on $50,000 bond each on Friday night. Officials of the Klan reportedly raised the funds.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPD
Viola Liuzzo
Investigation urged into Klan after Johnson request
Mrs Lauzto lamented a deadly ambush while driving from Montgomery to Selma as groups face scrutiny. Shelton welcomed an investigation only if civil rights organizations are also scrutinized. Chairman Edwin E Willis said he would convene the House Committee on Un-American Activities to act promptly per the president's demand for a Klan probe.
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Lauzto
Montgomery
Selma
Shelton
Edwin E. Willis
D la
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Johnson
Soviets Shake Up Agriculture and Government Posts
The Soviet Union restructured top party and government roles with Vladimir Novikov named chairman of the Supreme National Economic Council and deputy prime minister, while Kirill Mazurov joined the presidium and became a first deputy premier. The move follows a new agricultural program emphasizing higher farmer payments and mechanization. Brezhnev criticized Khrushchev's agricultural policies in a broad address.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Vladimir Novikov
Supreme National Economic Counci — Economic Czar
Dmitry F. Ustinoy
Novikov
Kirill T. Mazurov
Byelorussia
Soviet Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Izvestia
Pravda
Tass
Central Committee
The
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Spaceflight intrigue fuels Soviet Voskhod 2 mystery
US space experts dispute official accounts of Voskhod 2 by suggesting a second satellite was launched alongside the mission, possibly to be grappled by Leonov. They note ongoing US tracking of Soviet satellites and warn premature public disclosure would reveal secret capabilities.
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Washington
United States
Outer Space
Voskhod
U.S
Pavel Belyayev
Alexei Leonov
Leonov
Earth
Leoney
Moscow
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