All Star Game Watch Delays First Las Vegas Wedding
Phillip Crosby and Georgi Edwards wed in Albuquerque after delaying vows 45 minutes to view the All Star game. Crosby, 32, is Bing Crosby’s son. the bride is 23 in her first marriage. The ceremony was held at friends’ home with Dist. Judge Paul Tackett officiating.
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Las Vegas
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Crosby
Bing Crosby
Paul Tackett
Friends
Kennedy Defends Gun Bill Amid Attack From Opponents
Senator Robert F. Kennedy says foes of the administration firearms control bill distort facts in a large publicity drive and warn against arming for civil disorder. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield opposes the bill, backing Senator Hruska's handgun sale regulations proposal.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
N.Y
Kennedy
Senate
EEOC rules hiring burden for religious refusals
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says employers denying hire on religious grounds must show undue hardship. The guidelines address Sabbath observance and other holidays, mainly affecting Orthodox Jews who refrain from work on Saturdays and other days.
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Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Dennison bill seeks safekeeping of liquor permits
Congresswoman Margaret Dennison co sponsors a bill in Ohio to preserve liquor permits when bar owners shut by local option votes. The measure would place permits in safekeeping until owners can relocate to an area not subject to such elections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Dennison
Warren
Dennison
Fairmont Foods plant move discussed in town
Inside Today reports Fairmont Foods plans a plant move with construction underway on a new co shocton structure. Other items note a new Mes senger feature Speaking of Women on page 3 and an air pollution control measure before the Old House on page 8. Cincinnati’s Tony Perez hits a 15th inning homer for the NL all star win.
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Moslems Urge L. N. Censure As Mideast Fight Resumes
United Nations reports renewed fighting between Egyptian and Israeli forces with land and sea clashes. Moslem diplomats push a General Assembly resolution censuring Israel over Jerusalem. Israel says its navy sank two Egyptian torpedo boats near El Arish and eight Israeli sailors were lightly wounded. An Egyptian communique claims Israel fired on west bank of the Suez Canal south of Ismailia with Egyptian forces returning fire. The session resumes amid stalled discussions on Israeli troop withdrawals from occupied territories. Temperatures are forecast to be well below normal for Thursday through Monday with scattered showers early next week.
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Cannibals In Congo Report Stirs Mutiny Crisis
Kigali Rwanda AP reports a Congolese cabinet minister alleging cannibalism of white settlers in Lubumbashi amid mutiny fallout. A Cuban American pilot, Francisco Alvarez, escaped Kisangani after five days under mercenaries, describing a stalemate between mutineers and loyal troops on the Congo River as Kisangani and Bukavu face unrest.
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McNamara signals troop boost likely, stays mum on specifics
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara declined to reveal any proposed troop increase for Vietnam before a White House luncheon with President Johnson. He indicated a move to gain combat power from forces already in Vietnam while declining to discuss future air war plans.
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Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Vietnam
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White House
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Drews Air Force Base
Saigon
North Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Hawks
Westmoreland
25 Killed In Jungle Fighting Near Ia Drang Valley
AP reported near Pleiku in the central highlands a North Vietnamese assault hit two U.S. infantry companies from the 4th Infantry Division. Twenty five Americans were killed and twenty two wounded as they withdrew after a follow up sweep, with no casualty report for the enemy.
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U.S
Ia Drang
Highlands
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Pleiku
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Doves Predict Domestic Woes If Viet War Intensifies
Washington critics warn Johnson’s Vietnam escalation could trigger higher taxes price controls and broader mobilization. Senate and House leaders weigh domestic costs as generals and defense chiefs confer after Viet Nam reassessment.
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Four Prisoners Re-Captured After Athens Jail Break
Four escapees from Athens city jail crawled through a 94 inch by 13 inch hole dug with a bucket handle and a spoon. They walked about eight miles before being cornered by city police and county deputies on South Canaan Road at 9:15 am. Names include Robert Dellinger 25 Glouster Tom Coffman 39 Athens David Jett 17 Fort Benning Ga and Thomas Shamblin 17 Fort Benning Ga. Another inmate stayed behind. Jail break charges expected for Dellinger and Coffman. Shamblin and Jett likely handed to military authorities.
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Glouster
Tom Coffman
David Jett
Thomas Shamblin
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South Canaan Road
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Fred James
Shamblin
Jett
James
Robert Dellinger
Study Tax Alternatives In Columbus Senate Panel Ponders Options
COLUMBUS Ohio AP A Senate subcommittee tasked with shaping the administration tax price for education bill debated alternatives to a proposed 1 percent state tax on gross receipts of retailers. The discussion focused on different ways to structure revenue for education funding within the bill.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Senate
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