Murder Suspect Boggs Charged In Four Arizona Slayings
Donald Boggs 23 and his girlfriend Dixie Radcliff 16 were captured in Flagstaff after four men were found murdered in a blood stained trek through the West. Boggs admitted the killings and waived a preliminary hearing. Authorities tied the suspect to killings in New Hampshire Utah Texas and Oklahoma as they tracked his movements from Ohio to North Carolina.
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Flagstaff
Aziz
Cecil Richardson
Conconiono County
Donald Boggs
Texas
Utah
Boggs
Londonderry
Ohio
Dixie Radcliff
Justice Court
Miss Radcliff
Dominican general Wessin ousted as consul in Miami
Gen Elias Wessin y Wessin, a controversial anti Communist military leader who helped oust President Bosch in 1963, was fired from his post and as head of state by Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy. Wessin had been named consul general in Miami Florida.
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Santa Domingo
Dominican Republic
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Hector Garci-Godoy
Juan Bosch
Garcia-Godoy
Wessin
Miami
Fla
Berry Wins Backing For Congress
Springfield reports Clark County Prosecuting Atty. James A. Berry has won the Democratic Party endorsement for the 7th District congressional seat left vacant by the death of veteran Rep. Clarence J. Brown.
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Springfield
Clark County
James A. Berry
Clarence J. Brown
Aquanauts Near End of Sealab 2 Deep Sea Test
The Sealab 2 crew nears completion of a two week stay 205 feet underwater in California. They blaze underwater trails extending up to 200 feet from the capsule to ease movement inside the habitat.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Typhoon Shirley Ravages Japan with Heavy Losses
Typhoon Shirley, the year’s most devastating storm in Japan, swept from Shikoku across central and western regions into the Sea of Japan. At least 25 dead, 10 missing, 164 injured, 347 homes destroyed, and 723 partially damaged across 16 prefectures.
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Tokyo
Sea of Japan
Shikoku Island
Japan
Congress approves $1.223 billion education appropriations bill
Congress completes action on a $1,223,181,500 budget to fund new federal education programs for the current fiscal year. The House and Senate approved the compromise measure by voice vote Thursday.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Tax receipts rise to record 1965 total despite dip in personal income tax
The White House said total federal tax collections for the year ending June 30, 1965 reached $114.4 billion, up $2.2 billion from 1964. Personal income taxes fell about $930 million to $53.7 billion while corporate taxes rose $1.8 billion to $26.1 billion.
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Washington
White House
Hocking County May Seek Alliance For Poverty Funds
Hocking County may combine with a neighboring county to secure governmental anti poverty financing. The potential regional approach aims to broaden support and unlock funds for poverty programs. Page 7.
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Holt
Hocking County
Sandy Koufax
Chicago Cubs
Couwhce
Leicvision
Awomen
Escrsses
Ames-Born Girl Dixie Radcliff Detained In Flagstaff
Dixie Radcliff 16 of Ames born left home Aug 27 with Donald Boggs 23 and is in custody in Flagstaff Arizona on four murders and a car theft. The Radcliff family, living on Wrightstown Road in Morgan County, fears she ran off to marry and may be tried as an adult.
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Thorities
Chillicothe
Boggs
David Archey
Londonderry
Ross County
Miss Radcliff
Turkey
Huntsville
Tex
Dixie
Mrs. Radcliff
Dixie Lee Radcliff
Ames-Bern
Nellie Wooley
Donald Boggs
Pearl Radcliff
Holiness Gospel Church
Athens
Wrightstown Rd
Morgan County
Don Bailey
Bailey
Radcliff
Flagstaff
Indian forces withdraw after heavy Pakistani counterattacks
New Delhi reports Indian troops pull back amid Pakistani assaults in the northwest border battle. Chavan says shells hit Ferozepore as India moved into Lahore sector earlier, while Radio Pakistan claims pressure on the enemy. Indian radio claims posts captured in Kashmir Jammu area with 15 Pakistanis taken prisoner.
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New Delhi
India
Y. S. Chavan
Pakistan
Chavan
Ferozepore
Lahore
Radio Pakistan
Wagah
Jammusialkot
Kashmir
De Gaulle and Johnson Clash Over NATO Policy
President Johnson dispatches a new ambassador to Paris to press NATO expansion and a stronger political and nuclear role for the alliance. De Gaulle replies France will end subordination of its forces to NATO by 1969, signaling potential removal from the NATO military command.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Harland Cleveland
Soviet Union
White House
de Gaulle
France
Ohio Bonds Low Indebtedness Clash With Romney
Ohio and Michigan trade barbs over bonding and taxes after Romney says Ohio is bonded to the hilt while Ohio officials defend its low indebtedness. Romney urges Chrysler to delay plant relocation amid debate over state financing and taxation.
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Romney
Ohio
Hilts Krabachu
Columbus
Rhodes
Michigan
George Romney
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Tymn Townsend
Highland Park
Was Self-Styled God Father Divine Dead at 100
Philadelphia report states Father Divine, the self-proclaimed deity leader of the Kingdom of Peace, has died at about age 100. He was famed for anti segregation stance and large banquets at his Mount of the House of the Lord retreat.
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Father Divine
Philadelphia
Edna Rose Ritchings
Sweet Angel
Washington
Divine
Betsy Strikes Gulf Coast And Mississippi River
Hurricane Betsy battered the Gulf Coast then surged up the Mississippi River causing extensive flooding and destruction. Wind gusts near 115 mph devastated New Orleans and surrounding bayou areas while rescuers worked amid submerged streets and damaged waterfronts. At least eight deaths reported.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Mississippi River
Bayou Country
Baton Rouge
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Mississippi
Burt Lores
Civil Defense Forces
Harrison County
Victor Schiro
Carnival City
Red Cross
Vow Fight To Repeal Union Shop Ban
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield will push a bill to repeal Taft Hartley section 14B despite a threatened filibuster. Republican Dirksen and fellow senators map strategy to block the measure with bi partisan support from House Republicans. If President Johnson presses for action this year, Dirksen warns the session may end quietly in the fall or as winter approaches.
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Washington
Ifi
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Senate House
Johnson
Congress
Bombers Hit Viet Outpost
US Air Force B52s struck a suspected Viet Cong stronghold in central highlands South Viet Nam about 325 miles northeast of Saigon. It was the 21st SAC raid in the Vietnam War. exact aircraft count and bombs dropped were not disclosed due to security.
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Chau Binh
Chu Lai
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Strategic Air Command
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Illinois
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Leonard McCoy
Little Rock
Ark
North Carolina
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Pike
East Glacier
Mont
Protestant Episcopal Church
James A. Pike
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Japanese Islands
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Collins Ave
Golden Strip
Miami Beach
Karachi
U.S
LBJ
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Krabach
Betsy
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