Rusk May Address Humphrey Pledge At Senate Hearing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk may answer senators on whether Vice President Humphrey's vow of all necessary assistance to Southeast Asia implies military action. The question arises as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs an amendment proposed by its chair.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Dean Rusk
Hubert H. Humphrey
Southeast Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Candace Messler and Mel Powers Acquitted in Mossler Slaying
Candace Messler and her nephew Melvin Powers faced acquittal after a swift jury verdict in the 1964 murder of Jacques Mossler. Messler, 40, and Powers, 29, declined plans for marriage. authorities noted Florida law forbids aunt nephew unions. Powers planned to return to Houston to resume his life.
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Arthur Everett
Miami
Fla
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Mossler
Mel Powers
United States
Florida
Messler
Powers
Jacques Mossler
Gray
Fireworks Factory Blast Injures Several in Dayton
An explosion at a United Fireworks Manufacturing Co. plant on Dayton's west side injured several people, including at least three women. One worker was badly burned, two others suffered cuts, and the sheriff reported more were en route to hospital. Fire units fought the blaze as officials evacuated surrounding blocks.
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Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
United Fireworks Manufacturing Co
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Ohio Chamber Leader Dies of Heart Attack
Herschel Atkinson Sr., 63, long known as Mr. Ohio Chamber of Commerce, died at his Upper Arlington home from a heart attack after considering retirement from executive duties. The organization had been seeking a successor to Atkinson, who led the chamber for years.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Herschel C. Atkinson Sr
Atkinson
Ohio
Chamber
Upper Arlington
Albany man testifies in Mossler murder trial Florida
Former Albany resident Thomas J. Spurlock testified for the state in the Mossler murder trial in Florida. He led evidence on fingerprints believed to be Melvin Powers found in the Messler apartment and in a getaway car used by the accused. The seven week trial featured about 100 witnesses in a white walled sixth floor courtroom.
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Albany
Thomas J. Spurlock
Candace Mossler
Melvin Powers
Mossler
Florida
Dade County
Sheriff's Identification Bureau
Spurlock
Powers
Messier
Messler
Aviation experts probe Tokyo air crashes after series of disasters
Four nations’ investigators begin intensive inquiries into three Tokyo area crashes that killed 321 people including 98 Americans. BOAC Boeing 707 and a Canadian Pacific DC8 are among the aircraft, with Mt Fuji rains complicating wreckage study. John G. Adams joins the U S Civil Aeronautics Board in examining all three incidents.
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Tokyo
Japan
British Overseas Airways Corp
Hong Kong
Mt. Fuji
Canadian Pacific Airlines
United States
Britain
Canada
John G. Adams
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Rescue Of Astronauts May Become Necessity
CAPE KENNEDY Fla A recovery expert says space rescue is feasible and could be ready to act. Col Emil G Beaudry vice commander of the Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service cites a 62 percent chance of seven emergencies involving 22 men in 20 years and a 58 percent chance of two or three in 10 years.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
Emil G. Beaudry
Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service
Orando
Fla
Beaudry
Kennedy backs direct talks with Viet Cong on Vietnam war
Sen Edward M Kennedy advocates direct negotiations with the Viet Cong to end the Vietnam War. In a Meet the Press appearance he says he agrees with his brother Sen Robert F Kennedy on the approach.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Viet Nam
NBC
Meet the Press
Massachusetts Democrat
Robert F. Kennedy
D—N. Y
Boston strike halts five city newspapers for residents
Printers and mailers strike halts five Greater Boston daily papers affecting more than 2.5 million inhabitants. In San Francisco, police inspector reports the DuBois Clubs headquarters explosion possibly caused by a dynamite charge up to 40 pounds.
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Boston
Greater
San Francisco
Robert McClennan
Conductor Richard Hageman Dies at 83 in Beverly Hills
Richard Hageman, renowned opera and symphony conductor and Oscar winning composer, died in his sleep at age 83 in Beverly Hills. Born in Leeuwarden Holland, he began piano at six and led Amsterdam's Royal Opera at seventeen before moving to the United States as assistant conductor at the Metropolitan Opera Co. from 1908 to 1914 and as first conductor from 1914 to 1926.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Richard Hageman
Leeuwarden
Holland
Hageman
Amsterdam
Royal Opera
United States
Metropolitan Opera Co
Conservatives win Austrian majority in parliament
Chancellor Josef Klaus and Conservative People's party leaders debated governing alone or continuing the coalition with Socialists. In elections Sunday, the Conservatives secured a majority for the first time, adding four seats to reach 85 of 165 in the lower chamber.
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Vienna
Josef Klaus
People’s Party
Austria
Qualities For Club Dropped By School
Barbara Marshall, 19, became the first woman to complete Cambridge King Street Run and was expelled from her college after drinking in eight pubs in 75 minutes. She trained at MacKenzie College of Speech and Drama to be a teacher. Principal Miss Emilie Lewis defended the school's stance.
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Cambridge
England
King Street
Barbara Marshall
Cambridge University
Barbara
MacKenzie College of Speech and Drama
Emilie Lewis
Four men held in five burglaries at Buchtel
Four men were arrested in connection with five burglaries in Buchtel. Local police reported the arrests following investigations across several incidents. The article notes details from Page 2.
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Buchtel
HVCLC
Nelsonville
Middleport
Marvin Dawson
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Federal Highway Work Set to Reach Athens County
State officials plan a late 1966 four lane Appalachian Development Highway segment from Ohio 124 at Givens in Pike County to US 50 northeast of Albany in Athens County. The 16.2 mile project costs about 11.3 million and passes through Vinton Meigs and Athens Counties as part of a larger route from Cincinnati to Belpre and toward Washington DC.
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Athens County
John Dowler
Division 10
Ohio University Inn
Givens
Pike County
Albany
Dowler
Vinton
Meigs
Athens
Cincinnati
Belpre
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Ralph Lehman
Franklin Engineering Associates, Ltd
Columbus
Marines and Vietnamese Crush North Viet Nam Regiment
U S Marines joined South Vietnamese troops to destroy a 2000 man North Vietnamese regiment in three days of fierce fighting along Route 1. About 1000 Communists killed, Marines reporting their heaviest losses of the war. Gen Westmoreland praised improving American troops as the battle ended.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
Hoang van Thai
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Johnson
Associated Press
South
Ho Chi Minh Trail
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Lai Khe
1St Infantry
Government Unveils Civil Rights Desegregation Guidelines
Washington outlines new guidelines for desegregation of public schools hospitals and mental facilities under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. The plan calls for tighter freedom of choice procedures stricter antidiscrimination reporting and faster progress timelines with transportation provisions for displaced students.
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William H. Stewart
Public Health Service
Harold Howes
U. S
Education
Highway Death Toll Reaches 16 in Ohio
Ohio Turnpike crash that killed five Michigan men stunned the safety record as the state logged about average weekend traffic deaths. A total of 16 people died Friday night through Sunday with four victims in double fatality crashes near Oxford and Akron.
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Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Michigan
Oxford
Akron
Blizzard Death Toll Rises to Sixteen in Dakotas and Minnesota
In the Dakotas and Minnesota, road crews and rescue missions relieved stranded travelers as the blizzard deaths reached 16. Six fatalities occurred in South Dakota, with five each in North Dakota and Minnesota. Livestock losses ran into millions, ranchers reported heavy cattle and sheep losses, and 55 people were rescued from stranded cars.
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Fargo
N.D
Dakotas
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
North Dakota Highway Patrol
Charles Tighe
William Guy
DiSalle Faces More Tests After Collapse in Barber Shop
Former Governor Michael V. DiSalle underwent a full day of X rays and tests in Columbus after he collapsed and began bleeding from the mouth in a downtown barber shop. He remained in good condition and was able to get out of bed.
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Columbus —P
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
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