Chicago police tighten security over six block area
Police in Chicago's South Side deployed detectives at airports bus depots and train stations and kept six blocks around Elijah Muhammad's 18 room mansion clear amid reports he was marked for death for Malcolm X's slaying. Muhammad denied Muslim involvement and urged calm.
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Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Mosque No. 2
Malcolm X
New York City
New York
Malcolm
Harlem
South
Hayer
Milton Helpern
Reuben Francis
Minnesota Papers Win Press Award
The Worthington Globe won Class A honors for offset-printed daily newspapers at the Inland Daily Press Association awards in Chicago. Twenty five daily newspapers received awards. Fairmont Sentinel earned honorable mention in Class A.
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Chicago
Worthington, Minn
Globe
Inland Daily Press Association
Minnesota
Fairmont Sentinel
Felix Frankfurter Dies at 82 Former Supreme Court Justice
Former Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter died at age 82 after a heart attack. President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren praised his long career and influence on the court. Born in Vienna, he moved to New York, taught at Harvard, and joined the court in 1939 remaining until his retirement in 1961. He helped shape the court's approach to desegregation and remained a forceful, combative presence in oral arguments.
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Joe F. Kane Washington
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Johnson
Earl Warren
Frankfurter
High Court
George Washington University Hospital
Austria
Marion
Frankfurters
Vienna
New York City
College of the City of New York
Harvard University Law School
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Harlem mosque fire linked to Malcolm X slaying
Fire gutted Temple of Islam No 7 in Harlem in what authorities call a possible arson revenge for Malcolm X. Investigators found a kerosene soaked bag and empty five gallon tin on a nearby roof as a second blaze occurred in San Francisco. Police tightened security nationwide as they probe the attack and the assassination.
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New York
Harlem
Malcolm X
San Francisco
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Malcolm
Black Nationalism Movement
116Th St
John L. Waterman
Temple of Islam No. 7
Muhammad Temple
Ilam
Talmadge Hayer
North Dakota Urges Minnesota Grain Law Repeal
Governor William L. Guy asked Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag to back repeal of Minnesota grain grading rules. North Dakota lawmakers approved a resolution seeking repeal of a Minnesota inspection law governing grain graded in Minnesota by federal inspectors. Guy expressed concern over tensions and suggested charging Minnesota interests if repeal fails.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
William L. Guy
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Guy
Rolvaag
Guy Ee
Cee Ee
Negroes Ready Twilight March in Selma Rights Campaign
Negro leaders plan a twilight march on the Dallas County Courthouse as part of the right to vote campaign led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. District volunteers work at ward and precinct levels while state troopers deter night demonstrations. King envisions a later Capitol march in Montgomery.
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Selma
Ala
Dallas
Martin Luther King Jr
Amelia Boynton
Dallas County Voters League
King
Dick Gregory
George C. Wallace
Dodd Urges Tougher U S Effort to Save South Vietnam
Sen Thomas J Dodd urged stepped up U S action in South Vietnam warning against a negotiated settlement as a giant bloodletting. He outlined five measures including better liaison with South Vietnamese leaders improved political warfare and creation of a North Vietnamese liberation front for guerrilla action.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
U.S
South Viet Nam
Senate
Viet Nam-Laos
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Dodd
Southeast Asia
America
McGovern
ABC
South Dakota
Boy Loses Leg In Salt Mill Accident
Jon Grant Van Dyk a 12 year old from Lakewood California visiting his father employed by a salt company had his left leg caught in a pulverizer while feeding bulk salt today. The incident occurred as emergency crews responded and he was transported for medical treatment.
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Jon Grant van Dyk
Lakewood
Calif
Salt Company
Berserk computer blamed for mass ads to 11 year old
In Minneapolis an Americana Interstate Corp official described a stock computer as a monster after it mailed 1 003 advertising pieces to 11 year old Barbara Neuger of Edina last week. Each envelope promoted a home reading course from Mundelein Inc of Mundelein Ill.
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Minneapolis
Americana Interstate Corp
Barbara Neuger
Edina
Mundelein, Ill
Traffic Deaths State Today and Year Ago
A brief Iowa traffic comparison notes 90 deaths today versus 101 a year ago highlighting traffic safety trends without further details.
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Iowa
Bill to Remove Raccoon from Protected List
ST. PAUL AP Senate gives preliminary approval to a bill by Sen. John Olson Worthington to remove the raccoon from the protected species list. Olson says raccoons destroy duck and pheasant nests and attack farm poultry.
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ST. Paul
Senate
John Olson
Worthington
Harriman to Visit Israel on Johnson Mission
Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman is set to travel to Israel this week on a mission for President Johnson. He will meet Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol to discuss West Germany canceling an arms supply deal after Egypt objected. The plan reflects U S concern over regional arms commitments.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Israel
Johnson
Harriman
Levi Eshkol
West Germany
Egypt
Explosion damages grain elevator in West Des Moines
An AP report says a blast buckled walls of an 80 foot grain elevator in West Des Moines. The explosion touched off a minor fire and sent two workers to the hospital. Authorities believe dust from corn and soybeans caused the blast at Greater Iowa Grain Co. elevator, with extensive damage to the facility.
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West Des Moines
Greater Iowa Grain Co
Local option plan to fund resources via cigarette tax
North Minnesota legislators Robert Renner and Leonard Dickinson propose a local option plan for natural resources funding. A half-cent cigarette tax would raise about $2 million yearly for county groups under the Conservation Department, supporting fish habitat, hatcheries, spawning areas, and duck nesting sites, with distribution by county water area. Counties would choose participation. no changes to the main resources program.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Robert Renner
Walker
Leonard Dickinson
Bemidji
Conservation Department
Renner and Dickinson
Renner
Naftalin Wins DFL Endorsement for 3rd Term
Minneapolis Mayor Arthur Naftalin secured the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party endorsement for a third two year term at the city convention. The endorsing committee was discharged after three ballots tied 13 to 13 and one faction sought backing for its alderman candidates by withholding votes.
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Minneapolis
Arthur Naftalin
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
Naftalin
Exiled Cuban Forces Use Bases in Costa Rica and Nicaragua
Two Cuban prisoners of Fidel Castro told a radio broadcast that exile forces aiming to overthrow Castro operate from bases in Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Led by Manuel Artime, the Bay of Pigs invasion leader, the group is armed with heavy machine guns bazookas mortars and other weapons and trained to infiltrate and raid Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Manuel Artime
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
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Salado
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O'Hagan
Bellevue Hospital
Audubon Ballroom
Sen. Dodd
S. Viet Nam
Connecticut
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Frank
Theodore Frye
Jon
Bill
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Veterans Administration
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