Flowers Assumes Prosecution At Wilkins Trial
Hayneville Alabama A Ku Klux Klansman faces a second trial for first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Viola Liuzzo with seven Negro jurors among 55. A new prosecutor Attorney General Flowers presides after removing Gamble. Separate Coleman case detours delayed Wilkins case.
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Flowers
Wilkins
Hayneville
Ala
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Viola Liuzzo
Oscar Means
Means
Frank Royal
Richmond Flowers
Alabama
Gamble
Thomas L. Coleman
T. Worth Thagard
Thagard
Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
Keene, N. H
Wilkin
Seventy Cuban refugees rescued off Florida coast
Seventeen boats carried 59 refugees to Key West today after Coast Guard rescues from two vessels. Among the evacuees were two blind youths and the families of a former Cuban soldier amid a mass exodus prompted by Cuba’s opening policy.
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Coast Guard
Key West
Fla
Congress Eyes Possible Last Week of 1965 Session
Congress faced a potentially final week of the 1965 session as lawmakers race major bills. The sugar quotas and higher education measures loom, with conferees including a national teacher corps in a compromise version. House Republicans pledge to strike the corps when the bill returns for final passage.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Finance Committee
Mike Mansfield
Rhodes aide downplays reapportionment plan criticism
John McElroy, executive assistant to Governor Rhodes, says opposition to the new legislative remapping is largely unfounded and may not be challenged by Democrats. He notes a federal court panel could strike the plan, in which case the State Apportioning Board would appeal.
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Columbus
John McElroy
James A. Rhodes
McElroy
State Apportioning Board
Johnson Rebounds From Hospital Stay With Staff Conferences
President Johnson reached day ten in the hospital and began early morning staff conferences. Assisting press secretary Joseph Laitin said he rose before 7 a.m., breakfasted on melon balls and tea, and planned return to the White House soon.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Joseph Laitin
Jets smash missile site as five planes reported downed
U S jets hit a Soviet supplied mobile missile unit 52 miles northeast of Hanoi over the weekend. Four A4 Sky Hawks and one A6 Intruder from the Independence crew left a missile smoking on the ground with launchers and 10 vehicles in flames. Five American planes were lost in other raids. four crewmen captured and two killed. Pilots said no casualties at the site. Peking claimed seven U S planes were downed and pilots captured.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
U. S
Hanoi
Peking
Independence
Sky spy sees Viet Cong surrender in jungle encounter
Lt. Peter Bernstein and Lt. Bruce Worrell on a U S Air Force L19 spotted a Viet Cong soldier surrendering in a bunker about 20 miles southwest of Saigon. The pilot described the man standing for 40 minutes and the crew considered capturing the prisoner but fuel ran out. They also directed another Viet Cong group toward an open area while firing warning shots.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Viet Nam
Peter D. Bernstein
Bernstein
Youngstown
Ohio
Worrell
Increased Education Sales Tax Sought By The Messenger
The Messenger reports a push for a higher sales tax dedicated to education funding. Details and local reactions are outlined across pages 2 and 3, with emphasis on potential impacts for Sardis and surrounding regions.
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Sardis
W.va
Athens County
Ceattec Scumirtis
Cos Biedies
Hocking County
Pontiff Endorses Ecumenical Decree On Non Christians
Pope Paul VI endorsed the Vatican Council declaration stating Jews cannot be blamed for the crucifixion of Christ. He ordered its promulgation at a public council session October 28, making the decree binding on Roman Catholics three weeks earlier than expected after final approval by the Roman Catholic prelates.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Court Sues Senate Over Apportionment In Ohio
A federal court panel in Cincinnati found the Ohio Senate may not be apportioned on a population basis and consolidated Clarence Blosser of Logan suit with other apportionment cases. Senators Gray and King were denied involvement as defendants. The ruling precedes a new apportionment formula issued by the state Apportionment Board.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Senate
Clarence Blosser
Logan
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Frank W. King
Toledo
Blosser
James D Nolan
Leonard M. Sive
State Apportionment Board
Solons Assail Viet Protests Across the Nation
Organized Viet Nam demonstrators reported strong turnout with over 70,000 participants, while officials question motives and possible communist influence. Justice Department probes linked to SDS and sympathizers are noted as protests stretch from New Traven to Hawaii.
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Associated Press
Frank Emspak
National Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
Madison
Wis
Emspak
Saigon
Spec
Russell D. Miller
Manassas
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Chicago
Justice Department
Students For A Democratic Society
Peking
Katzenbach
SDS
Varius
New Traven
Wisconsin
Warren P
Draft card burner Miller arrested at Hooksett rally
Federal agents arrested 22 year old David J Miller as he left a Hooksett New Hampshire hotel and walked toward a garage Miller had burned a document he claimed was his draft card Hoover said the arrest followed failure to show required draft papers Miller formerly attended Lemoyne College in Syracuse and had announced plans to protest U S involvement in Vietnam over a long weekend of nationwide demonstrations.
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Washington
PBS
David J. Miller
U.S
Viet Nam
Miller
Hooksett
N. H
J. Edgar Hoover
Lemoyne College
Syracuse
N. Y
Santo Domingo Braces After Slain Political Leader
Violence is feared in Santo Domingo after the killing of conservative leader Angel Severe Cabral aged 56. The provisional government canceled civilian gun permits to prevent feuds, and an armed guard protected Cabral's cemetery burial as an angry crowd burned a government radio jeep and injured the driver.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Angel Severe Cabral
Cabral
Deacons File Warrants Against Seven Members
In Cincinnati the Deacons of Revela tion Baptist Church filed warrants Sunday against seven congregants for disturbing services led by Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth. Dissension grew after accusations the pastor misused funds and ruled harshly. Shuttlesworth said the warrants followed warnings from many members to prevent disruption. He added the disturbance began when Mrs. Margaret Goins challenged ongoing services until a pastor’s hearing.
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Cincinnati —P
Board of Deacons of
Revelation Baptist Church
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Stuttlesworth
Margaret Goins
Navy eyes 20 fast deployment logistics ships
Washington The Navy weighs building about 20 large fast cargo ships to carry tanks heavy equipment and supplies for rapid response near flashpoints. The fleet could cost about 640 million dollars under current estimates.
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Washington
France's Alphand Envisions Talks With Johnson
Ambassador Alphand says a Johnson de Gaulle meeting would be useful but should wait for clearer views on key issues in 1965 66. He completes nine years as ambassador, to become secretary general of the Foreign Ministry, and urges NATO reform and U.S.-France nuclear coordination talks next year.
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Washington
Herve Alphand
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Alphand
Organi
Atlantic Alliance
Jefferson
Free Community of Nations
NATO
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Mansfield
LBJ
New York
SKY Spy
Peter Arnett
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