Armored truck raid probe spans four suspects in mass heist
Police investigate four men in a Quincy heist with over 400000 dollars taken in cash and checks from an armored truck. More than 30000 remains unaccounted for, about half cash, as 94577 dollars including 17000 in cash were found in four bags in a wooded area. Indira Gandhi’s hold on power falters as Congress bolts split state majorities in seven of sixteen states after re election. Lynn Redgrave and John Clark wed in New York, she 23, sister Vanessa in attendance. Redgrave famed for Georgy Girl.
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Quincy
Mass
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
New York
Lynn Redgrave
John Clark
Britain
Georgy Girl
Vanessa
Ohio Traffic Toll Rises as Weekend Deaths Hit Thirteen
Ohio reported 13 traffic deaths over the warm spring weekend, the lowest toll in seven weekends. Most fatalities occurred in separate accidents, with one double fatality on the Ohio Turnpike. In Columbus, Ohio Federation of Teachers planned a protest at the Statehouse against Senate Bill 30 to oppose bargaining agent selection. In Chicago Carrie Stephens, aged 8, was found unharmed after an abduction. In Cleveland, St Sava Church in Parma faced a lockout conflict with factions occupying the church and school complex.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Statehouse
State Senate
Ohio Education Association
Chicago
Carrie Stephens
Carrie
North Side
Michael Zito
Zito
Cleveland
St. Sava
Parma
Latin diplomats praise LB Johnson gains goodwill
President Johnson’s Texas weekend hostings praised as boosting U S goodwill with Latin America. Twenty nine Latin American envoys and their guests spoke enthusiastically about the visit and its modest diplomatic impact.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
United States
NFO To Begin New Tactics In Ohio Milk Dispute
National Farmers Organization members in Ohio planned new tactics to push higher milk prices. They signaled possible herd disposal via slaughterhouses. Meanwhile the Ohio Education Association backed a sanction alert threatening actions against schools if the new school foundation program shows progress by mid July.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Ohio Education Association
OFA
University employees elect officers and dues plan decided
Inside Today reports union elects officers for University employees and approves a dues checkoff procedure. The piece notes governance steps and procedural details relevant to staff labor representation on campus. The report mentions page references as context for the newsroom layout.
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University Employees Union
First Presbyterian Church
Doe
New Ground Sweeps Increase Pressure On Reds
In Saigon AP reports two major ground sweeps underway to pressure Communist units across Vietnam including Australia led operations. 19 actions in highlands to Mekong Delta with limited enemy contact and Viet Cong casualties. Offshore bombardment by Australian Hobart marks first such strike. Concurrently Junction City battles in Tay Ninh continue with Viet Cong losses. Village elections open nationwide with some sabotage and violent incidents but declared largely successful.
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U.S
Junction City
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Phuoc Tuy
Mon
Saigon
South Vietnam
Couple Rescued After Three Months Adrift on Island
Henri and his wife Martine Bourdens endured a three month ordeal after their yacht wrecked in a cyclone off Bathurst Island. They built a waterlogged raft and survived on sea snails and a wallaby before a passing ketch, the Betty Jane, rescued them near Darwin. The wife described shared suffering, miraculously surviving floods, snakes, crocodiles, and quicksand like mud during the mangrove ordeal.
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Darwin
Australia
Henri Bourdens
Bathurst Island
Betty Jane
Bourdens
Henri
Mrs. Bourdens
Search Continues For One Escapee In Ohio Manhunt for George L Hosey active near Columbus
Four West Virginia prison escapees fled Hopemont State Hospital in Preston County and terrorized a 13 member family during the escape. Hosey seen near Columbus. Bragg surrendered at Buckeye Lake. Barker and Gardner held in Licking County Jail as extradition begun. Authorities filed 28 charges. The group used William Wilson as driver, dumping him after a harrowing drive.
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Newark
Ohio
West Virginia
Brushy Fork
Columbus
Here
George L. Hosey
Hosey
Malcolm Bragg
Moundsville
Buckeye Lake
Preston County
W. Va
Neil Reed
William H. Barker
Johnny Gardner
Point Pleasant
Licking County
Reed
Hopemont State Hospital
Maryland
James P. Lewis
Hopemont
Two-Pronged Defense Indicated in Speck Trial
In Peoria Illinois AP reports Cook County public defender Gerald Getty plans a dual strategy to bar prosecution evidence and seek insanity as the basis for innocence in the Richard Speck murder trial. The approach targets the identification by Corazon Amarao and the police artist's drawing along with fingerprint evidence. Getty hints other verdicts may be pursued if these tactics falter.
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Peoria, Ill
Richard Speck
Veniremen
Gerald Getty
Cook County
Speck
Chicago
Getty
Corazon Amarao
Philippines
Vice President Humphrey Opens Talks With Britain on U S Policies
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey met with Prime Minister Harold Wilson at the British Foreign Office during a three day visit launching talks on American foreign policy. He then visited the American Embassy in Grosvenor Square where demonstrators protested the Vietnam War as Humphrey greeted staff and others, his right hand in a splint from a fall.
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London
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Harold Wilson
Rome
Grosvenor Square
Vietnam
Nam
Plans Extradition Fight Over JFK Assassin Suspect
Gordon Novel, a 29 year old former New Orleans nightclub operator, faces a formal fugitive charge in Columbus, appealing extradition to Louisiana for the Kennedy assassination probe. He was captured in Gahanna on a conspiracy to commit burglary charge.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gordon Novel
New Orleans
John F. Kennedy
Novel
Louisiana
United States Supreme Court
James A. Rhodes
Gahanna
Jim Garrison
Doctor's 2nd Trial To Start In Naples Florida
Dr. Carl Cappolino, an anesthesiologist, faces a second murder trial in Naples over the 1965 death of his wife Carmela Coppolino. Jury selection begins with 69 potential jurors for a panel of 12 and two alternates after moving the case from Sarasota. Cappolino previously was acquitted in New Jersey of a similar 1963 slaying.
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Naples
Fla
Carl Cappolino
F. Lee Bailey
Frank Schaub
Sarasota
Carmela Coppolino
Cappolino
Freehold
N.J
William Farber
Bailey
Stouffer Foods Litton merger contested by shareholders
Stouffer Foods Corp of Cleveland and Litton Industries plan a merger that would swap Stouffer shares for 0.312 Litton common. The deal values Stouffer around 100 million dollars and requires approval by directors and Stouffer shareholders. Stouffer operates 46 restaurants and six motor inns and is a large frozen foods producer in the institutional market.
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Cleveland
Stouffer Foods Corp
Litton Industries, Inc
Beverly Hills
Calif
Stouffer
Litton Common
Vernon Stouffer
Charles B. Thornton
Litton
Stouffer Common
New York Stock Exchange
Stouffer Foods
Motor
Labor Headaches Hit Nation as Teamsters Weigh Strike
Widespread labor tension grows with Teamsters talks near impasse and a possible national strike. AFTRA negotiations with networks fail to progress while New York and Philadelphia municipal workers protest. AFTRA seeks 325 dollars weekly plus more from commercial fees, networks offer 300 base pay.
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Conaway
AFTRA
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Middleport
Nelsonville
Chauncey Glouster
St. Ives Bay
Penzance
England
Land’s End
Reds
U.S. Mili
Lewis
William L. Wilson
Aurora
Parkersburg
Wilson
Taiventerite
Fuen
Philadelphia
Teamsters
New York City
American Federation of Television & Radio Artists
CBS
ABC
NBC
Donald Conaway
Jean Eva Gagnon
Roland T. Gagnon
Hudson, N.H
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