GE light bulb price fixing suit cited by DOJ
The Justice Department filed a federal antitrust suit accusing General Electric Co of fixing light bulb prices through agency agreements with wholesalers and retailers. Also notes on bread boycott letters, a tight 929 vote Democratic primary in New York's 19th District, and other brief items.
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Justice Department
General Electric Co
New York
Leonard Farbstein
Johnson
Farbstein
Theodore S. Weiss
New York Stock Market Opens Mixed in Early Trading
In moderate early trading on Wall Street, the stock market showed a mixed tone with most price changes remaining fractional and near their prior levels.
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New York
Driver Applicants Unprepared Reported in Ohio Tests
Columbus Ohio notes many applicants for drivers licenses arrive for examinations totally unprepared per Highway Patrol Superintendent Robert M. Chiaramonte.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Patrol
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Alden Urges University of Distinction at Convocation
Rhodes outlines projects including a $16 million highway plan for Athens. Familiar RIDCOWPEE faces are noted returning. Heloise recommends faster pattie cooking methods while Page 12 hints at Page 19 logistics and annexation of Dickens Addition to Logan.
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Alden
University of Distinction
Rhodes
Athens
Heloise
Dicken
Logan
Mexican Stowaway Reaches Home After 2000 Mile Wheel Passage
A 17 year old stowed away in a jet wheel well rode from Bogota Colombia to Queretaro Mexico totaling about 2000 miles. He endured extreme cold and fear but arrived home safely. Avianca official confirmed the wheel well voyage without injuries.
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Mexico City
Queretaro
Colombia
Francisco Cuevas Garcia
Bogota
Ramon Watkins
Avianca Airline
Triple murder shocks Cincinnati suburb family slain at home
Police found 28 year old chemical engineer Gerald Bricca his wife Linda 24 and their 4 year old daughter Debbie dead from multiple stab wounds in their Bridgeport area home. Authorities suspect rape of Linda and say the attack occurred likely Sunday night. Neighbors described a brutal scene with blood spattered walls and a ransacked house.
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Cincinnati
Gerald Bricca
Monsanto Co
Linda
Debbie
Herbert Vogel
Vogel
Richard Meyer
Bridgeport
Hamilton County
Meyer
Bricca
Riots after police shooting touch two San Francisco districts
In San Francisco rioting erupted after Patrolman Alvin Johnson shot 16 year old Matthew Johnson as they fled a stolen car. Fires averted after curfew, Gov Brown sent 2000 National Guardsmen and police secured the city. Eleven treated at Mission Emergency Hospital with no serious injuries reported.
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Hunters Point
Fillmore
Edmund G. Brown
John F. Shelley
Mission Emergency Hospital
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Matthew Johnson
Alvin Johnson
Johnson urges new drive to craft outer space treaty
President Johnson appeals at Cape Kennedy for a rapid U S Soviet agreement on space use arguing the issue is of high national and global interest. He notes key US Soviet gaps on reporting space activity equal access to vehicles and installations and military hardware in space.
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Johnson
Cape Kennedy
Fla
United Nations
U.S
Ludwig Erhard
Soviet Union
United States
Moon
Viet Union
Russia
State Seeks Gallipolis Bypass Road Bids
The Ohio Department of Highways invites bids for a $5.1 million Gallipolis bypass to span 4.5 miles from Route 35 and 160 near Gallipolis to the Ohio River bridge at Kanauga. Four twin-structure bridges and four single-span bridges are planned with a November 15 bid opening.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Dowler
Ohio River
Kanauga
Amnesia Victim May Be Athens Teen-Ager
A Miami police report says a young man, likely in his teens and possibly from Athens Ohio, arrived by bus at 12:20 a.m. He wandered into a police station claiming amnesia and wearing a corduroy jacket labeled Altman’s Athens Ohio. He did not know his identity.
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Athens
Miami
Miami, Fla
Altman’s
Ohio
Steelworker Cleared in Liuzzo Death Case in Alabama
A mixed jury acquitted Eugene Thomas, a 43 year old Bessemer steelworker and Ku Klux Klan member, of murder in the slaying of Viola Gregg Liuzzo, a white civil rights worker killed after the Selma to Montgomery march. State officials criticized the verdict as a breakdown of justice.
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Hayneville, Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas
Liuzzo
Detroit
Bessemer
Richmond Flowers
US Marines Bomb Friendly Village Killing 28 in Viet Nam
Two U.S. Marine bombers missed their target and dropped 500 pound bombs on a village held by Vietnamese forces and families, killing 28 and wounding 17. The incident prompted an immediate investigation as relief teams aided Montagnard civilians.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Marine
U.S
Quang Ngai
Mekong
Delta
Mekong Delta
Quang Ngai City
Demilitarized Zone
Guam
South
Viet Nam
Writer Lillian Smith Dies in Atlanta
Lillian Smith 68 novelist and early civil rights spokesman dies in an Atlanta hospital after a lingering illness. Her controversial debut Strange Fruit about a white boy and a Negro girl sold over three million copies and gained international acclaim.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lillian Smith
Atlanta
Greek Baby Wins OK To Come To America
President Johnson signed a bill allowing Irene Snyder a one year old Greek adoptee to enter the United States. The child, adopted by Air Force Sgt. Robert Snyder and his wife, had lived in Fort Erie awaiting action. The measure waived immigration rules for foreign adopted children whose natural parents are alive.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Irene Snyder
Greece
Air Force
Robert Snyder
Snyder
Middletown
Ohio
Guire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Fort Erie
Ont
England
Snyders
Irene
Frank J. Lausche
Rodney M. Love
Inez Sends Winds Past St. Croix
Heavy seas pound Vir gin Islands as Hurricane Inez 120 mph winds skirt Caribbean. Storm swerves 80 miles south of St. Croix and targets Haiti Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico warned of 70 mph gusts and possible floods. Five dead and many injured reported in Guadeloupe.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Inez
Caribbean
St. Croix
Weather Bureau
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Guadeloupe
Paris
Ohio Supreme Court Orders Duling Execution For Oct 28
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the first degree murder conviction and automatic death sentence of Eugene W. Duling for the slaying of Columbus Police Lt. Allen Fraley. The ruling leaves the condemned man to pursue a U S Supreme Court appeal.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Eugene W. Duling
Columbus
U. S. Supreme Court
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