Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Seen On Film Says Close Friend
An unnamed associate of Frank Sinatra Sr. claims the FBI filmed ransom pickup of $240,000 for Sinatra Jr. in West Los Angeles and that Sinatra Sr. identified possible suspects. FBI raids in Canoga Park sparked questions of link to the case as investigators dig near a suspicious home.
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Alliance Changes Planned By LBJ
President Johnson plans a sweeping reorganization of the Alliance for Progress to sharpen U S relations with Latin America. A congressional source cites a complete shake-up at the top and in operation methods. White House aides say a broad review of government operations is under way. speculation centers on Teodoro Moscoso’s fate and a possible new high level post for Thomas C Mann to oversee Latin American policy and action.
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Ohio to Eliminate County Basketball Tournaments in 1965
The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced that starting in 1965 all county basketball tournaments will be dropped. Class AA and A schools will begin at sectional level in state eliminations as counties consolidate. The change shifts control to district boards and prioritizes larger sectional venues. In Seoul, about 200 law students clashed with police during a prohibited demonstration.
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Eight U.S. servicemen killed in Vietnam crashes
In the Mekong Delta a twin engine H37 helicopter carrying five Americans and a sling load of another plane crashed. One survivor reported. Hours later a single engine Otter plane with four U.S. advisers and three Vietnamese crashed in the central highlands on a Nha Trang to Ban Me Thuot flight.
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Priest resumes bid to free hostages in Bolivia
In Bolivia priest Andrew A. Kennedy says he will enter the Catavi Siglo Veinte area to negotiate the release of four Americans and other captives held by tin miners demanding the freeing of two Communist union leaders. Officials note safety risks and miner leaders express willingness to meet.
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St. Louis
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Victor Paz
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Witnesses Describe Slain Woman Reputation in Murder Trial
In Meigs County Court Judge Bacon shifts stance on reputation in Ralph E. Ross murder case. Witnesses testifying to Charlotte Ross's reputation call it fairly rough or vulgar, with remarks about personal disputes and alleged heated arguments at the Ross home. Court records note some testimony restricted and defense exhibits admitted, while temperatures and weather details follow the trial report.
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Dick Manuel
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Chubby Checker Announces Engagement to Catharine Lodders
The Philadelphia singer known for the twist announced his engagement to Catharine Lodders a 21 year old former Miss World from Holland. Lodders is white and the couple disclosed their plans publicly on Thursday.
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Steubenville Woman Convicted of Embezzling From Store
In Jefferson County Common Pleas Court jurors found Mary Sebring a 36 year old former operator of the Dillonvale state liquor store guilty of embezzling 8216 dollars from the business.
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Space Plans Get Boost And Setback
Space plans show gains from Titan 2 flight while Saturn 1 two stage launch is postponed due to cracks in pneumatic fittings. NASA moves ahead with Tiros 8 weather satellite aiming to orbit next Tuesday and deliver instant cloud imagery to over 50 stations globally.
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Regents Power Strained as Finance Director Seeks Board Actions
Regents heard Richard Krabach outline broad legislative powers to modify appropriations and allocate bond proceeds for capital projects. Harold Oyster emphasized master plan focus while Kent State and University of Akron leaders and other state universities attended the Baker Center session.
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John Marshall Briles
Toledo
J. Ward Keener
Akron
Maceo Ro Clarke
Daston
Richard T. Baker
Cleveland
Convicted Slayine Mistress Faces Ohio Prison Term
Susan Jane Creech, 21, once of Fort Wayne Indiana, is found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting death of Robert Lee Grimes 22, during a move near Convoy Ohio. A three judge panel deliberated for hours before the verdict. Creech previously divorced from Daryl Creech. President Johnson urged fair treatment for minorities to executives in Washington.
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Pentagon Sets Vloreae of U.S. Bases
The U S Defense chief announced 33 base shutdowns and relocations as part of a broader efficiency push. Erie Depot at Port Clinton will move by December 1966, cutting about 8500 civilian jobs and 7800 military posts, with test and proof firing kept. Navy shipyards may also be affected in the drive.
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Thomas D. Morris
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Morris
Ohio
Erie
Port Clinton
McNamara
Navy
NATO Ministers Meet in Paris Watch for Western Security Shifts
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Paris with defense and treasury colleagues for a three day NATO ministerial conference. The talks will review changes in the Communist bloc and East West relations with President Johnson sending a message and meetings with Charles de Gaulle on the schedule.
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Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
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Athens Driver Killed in Route 33 Collision
Charles T. Tribe 58 of Athens died when his car collided head on with an Ohio University student’s auto on Route 33 near Route 59. William Jasper 19 drove the other vehicle. Tribe’s father Clit Tribe was injured. Sheriff Hartman said no charges yet and investigators remained at the scene.
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Midwest Winter Storm Brings Record Snow and Cold
A sweeping winter storm grips the Midwest and Great Plains, with Montana and the Dakotas hardest hit by heavy snow and extreme low temperatures. Lewistown Montana falls to 17 below zero while Butte receives about a foot of snow. Snow depths reach 6 to 15 inches across the region as far east as the Great Lakes and Northeast.
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Nelsonville Board Seeks Women for New Plant Jobs
The Nelsonville Board of Trade seeks applications from women for jobs at a proposed new plant employing 400 workers. The Messenger and other newspapers publish a coupon on page 12 to be filled out and sent to the Ohio State Employment Service.
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