Bronx Gunman Sought After Bronx Killings and Shootings
Police hunted for Bobby Rogers alias Bobby Pugh a 31 year old superintendent linked to three deaths and a wounding in a Bronx tenement. More than 200 officers with rifles sought him after a 6:27 pm incident on East 138th Street. witnesses and victims identified include Manuel Angel Figueroa 19 Erain Castro 21 and Jose Rivera 18.
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Bronx
Bronx Asst. Dist. Atty
Burton Roberts
Bobby Rogers
Bobby Pugh
Manuel Angel Figueroa
Efrain Castro
Jose Rivera
Roberts
Figueroa
Lincoln Hospital
Castro
Rivera
Rogers
Central Park
Angel Angelos
East 138Th Street
Buses Arrive in Athens After Delays in Memphis
The two remaining Corpus Christi buses were due in Athens today after delays in Memphis for transmission repairs. Safety Service Director Dwight Robinson and city mechanic Bud Lowry notified Mayor Raymond Shepard Thursday night they reached Bowling Green, Kentucky. Two other city buses arrived in Athens on Tuesday.
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Raymond Shepard
Bud Lowry
Bowling Green
Memphis
JFK Death Linked To CIA Force
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison said his office has exchanged information with a European foreign intelligence agency he credits with penetrating the Kennedy assassination operation. He says the agency’s detailed material supports his claim that Kennedy was killed by elements of the CIA.
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Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Times-Picayune
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Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Foreign Intelligence Agency
New Yorker
Edward Jay Epstein
Warren Commission
Dallas
Epstein
Clay Shaw
Ohio State Trustees Fire Professor and Allow Limited Beer on Campus
Ohio State University trustees dismissed assistant history professor David M. Green for grave misconduct including burning his draft card in class and urging donations to fund weapons. The board approved 3.2 beer in restricted areas and in the faculty club after 5 pm, rejecting beer in fraternities and dorms. They also adopted law and order rules allowing suspension for students in disruptive demonstrations after police orders to disperse.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
4G. Fawcett
David M. Green
Green
Fawcett
Ohio Union
Terrorist kills U S soldier in Saigon amid raid threats
A gunman shot and killed a U S soldier in downtown Saigon as Viet Cong death by own action reports of raids circulated. Extra guards at the U S Embassy and key sites raised alert while U S and Vietnamese authorities prepared for possible third Viet Cong offensive.
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Humphrey urges China talks as McCarthy slams hunger policy
Vice President Humphrey proposes broader contacts with Red China and says the U S should seek to replace conflict with cooperation when possible. McCarthy accuses the administration of neglecting the poor while Rockefeller cites inflation and GDP growth. The Agriculture Department rebukes McCarthy for urging a hunger emergency.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
U. S
Mainland
Humphrey
San Francisco
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
McCarthy
Department
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas R. Hughes
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Griffin Blasts LBJ Court Move Over Nominations
Sen. Robert P. Griffin assails President Johnson’s court picks Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry as possibly bypassing constitutional separation of powers. He questions Fortas’s White House influence since 1965 and Thornberry’s five month Senate delay after judicial nomination, suggesting votes influenced by the interim arrangement.
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Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
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Homer Thornberry
Griffin
Karl Warren
White House
Fortas
Thornberry
Congress
Texas
Defense chief backs new superfast nuclear submarine model
Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford approved work on a faster submarine concept with an estimated price of about 185 million dollars. He ordered top scientists to develop the vessel, signaling potential expansion of the U S nuclear attack submarine fleet.
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Clark M. Clifford
U. S
Clifford
Resurfacing bids invited for Routes 33 and 50 in Athens
Athens officials set August bid opening for resurfacing of Routes 33 and 50 as part of a local road program. A new swimming pool is planned at the former Athens High School stadium site. McCarthy leads in latest Gallup trial heat poll. Voter registration guidance appears for Point in classifieds. Obituaries list mentions Middleport Nelsonville Pomeroy and Point Pleasant.
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