Leaders Witness Adenauer Mass at Cologne Cathedral
Cologne observed a somber funeral Mass for Konrad Adenauer with 2000 guests including U.S. President Johnson, France’s de Gaulle and Britain’s Wilson. Bonn held eulogies. Kiesinger urged Germans to honor Adenauer by pursuing German and European unity as the casket departed for Rheendorf.
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Cologne
Germany
Rhine
Konrad Adenauer
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
France
Harold Wilson
Britain
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Joseph Cardinal Frings
Adenauer
Bonn
Bundestag
Waldfriedhof — Forest
Rheendorf
Community of Nations
Bonn University
Vietnam
West Germany
Kiesinger
Europe
Rhineland
Free Germany
Free Pople
Guard of Honor for Komarov as Soviet leaders pay tribute
Soviet President Podgorny and Premier Kosygin stood in a guard of honor beside the ashes of cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov, the first Soviet space program fatality, as a long line of citizens filed past in Red Banner Hall. The government said he would receive a hero's funeral in Red Square and be interred at the Kremlin wall. A commission was set to investigate the crash of Soyuz 1, with little expectation the report would be public.
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John Weyland
Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vladimir Komarov
Komarov
Red Banner
Red Square
Kremlin
Kovarov
Voskhod 1
Supreme Soviet
U.S
Soviet Union
Rocket Delays Force Air Force to Postpone Five Military Satellites
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Air Force postponed the launch of five military satellites including two Velas nuclear detection sentries after a faulty radar interrupted the 6:45 a.m. countdown. Titan 3 booster valve failure halted the second attempt within one second of liftoff.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Schedule of Pages and Sections Listing
Publication page index shows areas for News Sports Editorials Market Women’s Comics and Classifieds across pages 3 8 9 4 10 6 11 12 13. The note outlines where each section appears in the issue.
King predicts mass jail drafts amid Vietnam protests
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ruled out a 1968 presidential bid and warned that opposition to the Vietnam War will grow. He said thousands of draftees, black and white students, will refuse service and face jail if the war continues, with Cassius Clay’s possible jail term cited as a catalyst.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
King
United States
Cassius Clay
New York
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Frank Overton Dies in Pacific Palisades at 49
Actor Frank Overton died Monday at his home in Pacific Palisades California Los Angeles suburb at age 49. The cause was an apparent heart attack. AP wirephoto shows him in his Twelve O Clock High role.
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Frank Overton
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Los Angeles
Overton
Seven Students Shot During Southern University Demonstrations
In Baton Rouge seven Southern University students were wounded during a campus demonstration aimed at pressuring a class boycott. The protest followed the university's decision not to hire two white instructors full time. Names of the wounded listed by Our Lady of the Lake Hospital include Linda Revel and Rosemary Jones among others.
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Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish
Southern University
Our Lady of the Lake Hospital
Linda Revel
Rosemary Jones
Sherrill Barnaba
Elbernetce Lee
Percy Harvey
Emmett Robertson
Julius Jefferson
Suspended Term in Woman’s Slaying Case
In Minneapolis Shirley Ann Burkhalter 29 pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in the stabbing death of her husband. Judge William D. Gunn gave a suspended sentence of up to seven years with five years probation and required psychiatric evaluation and testing at Shakopee Women’s Reformatory.
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Minneapolis
William D. Gunn
Hennepin County
Shirley Ann Burkhalter
Shakopee Women’s Reformatory
Morrell will resume beef kill at Estherville plant
The John Morrell Co. plans to restart its beef kill operation Wednesday after a five day shutdown. Contract talks continue in Chicago between United Packinghouse Workers and the company. A plant spokesman says the union requested a lift of the suspension for five beef kill department employees. Ellsworth T. Bunker arrived in Saigon as the new U S ambassador to South Vietnam to assume his post shortly after predecessor Henry Cabot Lodge departed for the United States.
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Estherville, Iowa
John Morrell Co
Chicago
United Packinghouse
Saigon
Ellswoth T. Bunker
U.S
South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Carson Returns to Tonight Show on NBC
Johnny Carson returned to the Tonight Show stage after a month away, joking about a strike while Jack Paar hosted on ABC. In other news, a search for missing miner Joseph Bennick near Virginia Minnesota entered a second week with ground and air crews aiding the effort. A Defense Department report lists two U.S. service members killed in Vietnam, and Gen William Westmoreland visited Columbia for the first time since his father’s 1964 funeral.
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New York
Johnny Carson
NBC
Jack Paar
Joey Bishop
ABC
Carson
Virginia, Minn
Virginia
Joseph Bennick
St. Louis County
Columbia, S.C
William C. Westmoreland
Columbia
Westmoreland
Air Attacks Close In On Hanoi Haiphong Reach New Front
American warplanes struck Haiphong again and edged closer to Hanoi with two early morning raids on the capital area. Losses rose for the U S with four planes reported missing and pilots claiming two MIGs down, amid broader operations in War Zone C and a change of U S officials in Saigon.
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Haiphong
Hanoi
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
North
Tass
Red River
Thunderchiefs
CIA Ties in Garrison Probe Highlighted by New Orleans Paper
The New Orleans States Item reports mounting CIA links in Jim Garrison’s Kennedy assassination probe. Gordon Novel, tied to CIA operations, says he worked for the agency and used Evergreen Advertising as a CIA front. The piece notes Novel’s bond status, 1941 oil-field bunker burglary charges, and radio-time activity tied to Bay of Pigs era codes.
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New Orleans
New Orleans States
Central Intelligence Agency
Dist
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
CIA
Gordon Novel
Ohio
Louisiana
Novel
Columbus
Houma
Dayton Daily News
Garrison
States
Evergreen Advertising Agency
CIA Communications Nove
United States
Canada
Ferris
Chisholm Boy Drowns in Basement Excavation
In Chisholm Minnesota six year old Fred Cianni fell into a water filled basement excavation at a sewage plant site near Long Ear Lake. A watchman had barred play at the site. after he vanished a rescue party found his body within about a quarter hour and attempts to revive him failed.
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Chisholm
Minn
Fred Cianni
Long Ear Lake
Fred
Jostens Reports Earnings Gain for Nine Months
Josten's Inc. of Owatonna reports net income of 1.603 million dollars or 58 cents per share for the nine months ended March 31. Sales totaled 27.512 million dollars, up from 1.470 million dollars or 53 cents per share on 24.609 million dollars in the prior year period.
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Owatonna Minn
Josten’s Inc
Owatonna
Duluth Symphony Conductor Resigns for Florida Post
Duluth Minnesota AP Herman Herz will resign as conductor of the Duluth Symphony Association to become music director and conductor of the Florida Symphony in Orlando Florida. The association president William P. Van Evera announced the move on Monday. The effective date was not specified in the excerpt.
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Duluth, Minn
Hermann Herz
Duluth Symphony Association
Florida Symphony
Orlando
Fla
William P. van Evera
Girl, 17, Dies From 1966 Traffic Crash Injuries
The death of Kathryn Barnett Helfrich, 17, of Long Lake, raises Minnesota’s 1966 traffic toll to 979. She died Sunday in a Minneapolis hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident last November 17.
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Minneapolis
Long Lake
Minnesota
Kathryn Barnett Helfrich
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Webb
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger B. Chaffee
Earth
Charles Shelton
Force Air Force
AP Aerospace Writer
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James Coon
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N.M
Neering
Russia
Morrell
Beef
Bunker
Defense Department
Army
Roger L. Verwers
Jerome M. Szyperski
Coon Rapids
Lance Cpl
Lanny R. Krage
Emil R. Krage
Manhattan
Ellsworth Bunker
Richard E. Moser
Moser
Bucyrus
Tom Conway
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Josten
Duluth Symphony
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