Farm bill action stalls as civil rights filibuster blocks Senate
Washington AP report says scant hope exists for quick Senate action on a combined wheat and cotton farm bill. Senator Mansfield cannot call up debate without unanimous consent amid Republican resistance over civil rights rules. Bail set at 100000 for Monday narcotics conspiracy hearing. heroin value estimated at 13.5 million.
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Senate
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John J. Williams
R-Del
John G. Tower
Rtex
Williams
Beatles return to wild welcome at London airport
The Beatles arrived home from an American tour to a 5,000 strong crowd of sobbing fans in London. Police held back ecstatic youths as barriers were erected and fans slept in airport lounges. Ringo Starr said the group was staggered by the scene.
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Britain
Ringo Starr
America
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Starr
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Paul McCartney
Beatles
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Lopez Mateos
Dwight Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
Eisenhower
Three Men Arrested In 13.5 Million Narcotics Bust
A Mexican ambassador to Bolivia along with two others were arrested in New York and Montreal as part of a three year joint probe by US and international agencies. About 134 pounds of heroin were seized in New York and 130 pounds in Montreal, valued at 13.5 million dollars. They face conspiracy charges with possible 20 year terms and fines.
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Bolivia
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Bureau of Narcotics
Bureau of Customs
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Surete Nationale
Kennedy
U.S
Mexico
Henry L. Giordano
Montreal
Justice Department
United States
Canada
Rene Bruchon
Department of Justice
Aritzi
Pardo-Bolland
Midtown Manhattan
Bruchon
Eighth Avenue
57Th Street
New York City
Mauricio Rosal
Belgium
Netherlands
Rosal
Giordano
Arizzi
Pennsylvania
Aes
Mare
Montevideo
Eee
Are Itzi
Toronto
William Tendy
Marseilles
France
Court of Appeals
Tendy
Hemingway Widow Expected to Receive 1 Million From Estate
Mary Hemingway, widow of Ernest Hemingway, is set to get about one million dollars from a gross estate of 1.41 million, per an accounting filed with the New York State Tax Commission. The remainder will pay taxes, debts, funeral expenses, and fees after his July 2 1961 Idaho death.
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New York
Mary Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway
State Tax Commission
Hemingway
Idaho
Johnson and Mateos Wind Up Palm Springs Talks
President Johnson and Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos finalize a two day summit with a breakfast meeting and a joint communique. They will also hold a news conference and attend a Los Angeles fiesta as the White House says the discussions on trade disarmament and the salt issue show amity.
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Los Angeles
Lincoln High School
Lyndon Johnson
Adolfo Lopez
Palm Springs
Calif
Johnson
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Johnson and
Lopez Mateos
Alliance For Progress
International Trade
Thant Pursues Cyprus Peace Plan Talks Over Weekend
U Thant pressed private talks over the weekend to build support for a U.N. Cyprus force plan. He seeks troop mediation, funding terms, and a Security Council resolution while Cypriot leaders indicate limits on foreign troop numbers. The United States backs a solution, and delays in council timing were requested to finish negotiations.
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United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Security Council
United States
Britain
Los Angeles
Johnson
Spyros Kyprianou
Makarios
Nicosia
Mediterranean
Zuckert Calls Strict Cost Controls at MNA Meet
Secretary of the Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert spoke at the 98th Minnesota Newspaper Association convention in Minneapolis urging strict cost controls to sustain long term military preparedness. He warned high weapon system costs of 2 to 10 billion dollars complicate selection and could strain military civilian relations in the 1970s.
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Minneapolis
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
U.S
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Zuckert
Etna Eruption Cools After Lava Floods Sicily Valley
Mount Etna ceased erupting Friday night after more than a million cubic yards of lava poured from the 10 705 foot crater over 21 days. The lava created small craters beneath the main rim and flowed about three miles to halt in a valley 5 500 feet high.
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Catania
Sicily
Mount Etna
Four killed in Iowa traffic crashes Friday
Four people died in Friday night crashes in Iowa. Janet Ellen Marshall 18 of Bonaparte died as a passenger in a four car crash at Bonaparte. Victims include Merlyn Whitmore 25 of Logan Charles Isaacson 17 of Mason City and Charles Schomer 45 of Harian.
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Iowa
Janet Ellen Marshall
Bonaparte
Merlyn Dean Whitmore
Logan
Charles Richard Isaacson
Mason City
Charles Anthony Schomer
Harian
Prince Bertil of Sweden Aims For Happy Public Image
Prince Bertil of Sweden, 52, attending Sweden Week in San Francisco, answers questions at a news conference about being named one of Europe’s most eligible bachelors. He calls it a joke and says he is happy as he is, traveling the world and feeling content.
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San Francisco
Prince Bertil
Sweden
Europe
Cold Wave Warnings Sweep Midwest States
Arctic air drove a major cold snap into the midwest and northern plains. Subzero temperatures were forecast for Minnesota, the Dakotas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Colorado and Montana with widespread snow and slick conditions. Chicago faced numerous accidents and heavy traffic delays as the cold intensified.
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Midwest
U.S
Weather Bureau
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Colorado
Montana
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Benton Harbor
Mich
Michigan City
Ind
Chicago
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
California
Ottumwa Man Charged in Slaying of Lola Curry
In Ottumwa Iowa Donald Lee Simpson 24 was charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Lola Curry 49 found in her blood smeared home with a leg cast. Police linked the killing to a Thursday night drinking party that lasted into Friday.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Lola Curry
Donald Lee Simpson
Peggy Lee to Wed Jazz Conductor in Beverly Hills
Singer Peggy Lee will marry jazz band conductor Jack Del Rio tonight at her Beverly Hills home. This 43 year old vocalist has had three prior marriages to Dewey Martin Brad Dexter and Dave Barbour. Del Rio aged 39 is an Argentina native and has one prior marriage.
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Calif
Peggy Lee
Jack del Rio
Dewey Martin
Brad Dexod
Dave Barur
del Rio
Argentina
State Toll Rises to 84 in Minnesota Traffic Deaths
Rog er W. Barnes, 21, of Richfield, was killed when his car struck a tree in suburban Minneapolis. The coroner’s office identified him as the deceased as Minnesota’s 1964 traffic toll reached 84, ten higher than the previous year.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Roger W. Barnes
Richfield
Minnesota
Iowa Leaders Open Special Session on Reapportionment
Des Moines reports Iowa lawmakers begin a special session to resolve reapportionment under a federal court order. The plan must base one house on population, with rural lawmakers seeking protection for sparse counties while Gov. Hughes weighs terms before Monday address.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Hoffa Lawyers Move to Undercut Partin as Witness
Hoffa's lawyers began a Friday drive to discredit Edward Grady Partin the Baton Rouge Teamsters official and key government witness. Hoffa delays appearance before the jury as the six week trial nears its Monday start. Partin linked Hoffa to alleged efforts to fix the Nashville jury in the 1962 conspiracy trial.
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Partin
Chattanooga
Tenn
James R.hoffa
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Edward Grady Partin
Baton Rouge
Teamsters
Nashville
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