Estes Associate Doubts Billies Claim That Johnson Had Interest
An Estes associate testified that Estes mentioned giving one eighth interest in a grain elevator to Lyndon Johnson while planning a grain terminal at Hereford Texas. George Reedy said Johnson never had any business dealings with Estes. The court of inquiry continued to hear testimony from McSpadden and others connected to Estes amid related developments in the anti trust case against Commercial Solvents.
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Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Coleman T. McSpadden
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McSpadden
Hereford
Lyndon Johnson
George Reedy
Washington
Johnson
Reedy
Commercial Solvents Corp
Commercial Solvents
King fails as Albany movement leaders jailed
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and 27 others are jailed after a prayer vigil in Albany Georgia in front of City Hall sparking calls from Andrew Young for continued noncompliance. A church rally is set for 1 30 pm as King aides weigh next moves with Wyatt Walker expressing uncertainty.
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Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
Andrew
Young
King
City Hall
Wyatt Tee Walker
Cincinnati
Light Plane Crash Kills Four Minnesotans
Four Minnesota residents died when a single engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashed and exploded near Colorado Springs after failing to land on a repair runway. Pilot Arnold B. Teske 41 of Rochester. Passengers Er nest Yocum of Minneapolis and Dolores Walch of Rochester. Mrs Yocum was Teske's sister.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Minnesota
Here
Federal Aviation Administration
Arnold B. Teske
Rochester
Peterson Field
H.A. Harvell
Harvell
Yocum
Teske
Ben Bella forces seize Philippeville amid Algerian leadership dispute
Troops loyal to dissident Ahmed Ben Bella occupy the eastern port Philippeville 70 miles northeast of Constantine amid population support. Ben Bella controls Bone and Constantine, and Oran. Khider engages Ben Khedda negotiators while French carrier Lafayette arrives off Algiers to evacuate helicopters, official line says unrelated to politics.
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Philippeville
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Bone
Constantine
Oran
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Wilaya
Ben Khedda
Mohammed Khider
Khider
Algiers Autonomous Zone
Zone Command
Alger Republicain
Lafayette
France
Fatal White Bear Lake crash kills three on fishing trip
A station wagon and a gravel truck collided near Buffalo Road on U S 61, killing James E. Maclay 22 of Fairmont James Thomson 64 and Royden Rosburg 38 of Truman. Merlyn Boesch 36 of Fairmont was critically injured. Dale Nordby 24 the truck driver survived with cuts. Police say fishing tackle and a keg were found in the car.
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Associated Press
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Minneapolis
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Minneapolis General Hospital
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Fairmont
James G. Thomson
Royden Rosburg
Truman
Merlyn Boesch
Condi
Tion
St. Paul's Ancker Hospital
Dale E. Nordby
Northomne
Minn
U.S. 61
Buffalo Road
Cotton Candy Season Opens With 2 Area Fairs
Dodge County Fair at Kasson opens its 89th year with about 4 000 attending the Thursday night program. Howard County Fair in Cresco Iowa runs four days featuring a U S missiles display and tractor pull with grandstand acts and stock car races scheduled through Sunday night.
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Howard County
Austin
Kasson
Cresco
Iowa
Art Swensen
LeRoy van Dyke
Human error destroys Atlas Agena B Mars Venus mission
NASA reports an error in the guidance equation caused the Atlas Agena B rocket carrying the Mariner 1 spacecraft to veer off course and be destroyed. The fault lay in a trajectory equation from Space Technology Laboratories Los Angeles, delaying Venus exploration until a new flight about three weeks later, the next US chance before 1964.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mariner 1
NASA
Atlas
Space Technology Laboratories
Los Angeles
United States
Car Plunges Into Canal Killing Eight Near Suffolk
Eight persons died when a loaded passenger car left U S 58 460 and plunged into a roadside canal near Suffolk Virginia All victims drowned before rescue crews arrived The sole survivor was the driver who said he dozed at the wheel Names of the dead were not released immediately Divers were from Nansemond Suffolk Rescue Squad to recover the bodies
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Suffolk
Here
U.S
Nansemond- Suffolk Rescue Squad
Donovan to Try for Cuban Release
New York lawyer James B. Donovan, who arranged the Powers Abel swap, becomes general counsel to the Cuban Families Committee on Liberation of Prisoners of War.
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NEW York
James B. Donovan
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
Cuban Families Committee On Liberation of Prisoners of War
Kohler Quits Kohler Co. Presidency in Surprise Move
Herbert V. Kohler resigns as Kohler Co. president after leading through a long labor dispute. J. L. Kuplic named successor and elected chairman of the board. Union strike history dates back to 1954 with UAW Local 833. talks resumed recently as some strikers are rehired.
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Kohler, Wis
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Co
Kohler
J. L. Kuplic
United Auto Workers
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Kohier
Lutheran Life Elects Krause and Lienemann to Board
James W. Krause was elected assistant vice president of the Lutheran Brotherhood by the board of directors. John W. F. Lienemann was elected vice president and director of agencies, joining the Brotherhood in December 1943 and becoming director of agencies in 1961.
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Lutheran Life
Krause
Minneapolis
James W. Krause
The
Lutheran Brotherhood
Fraternal Life Insurance Society
John W. F. Lienemann
Small Group Bars Vote on Satellite Bill
The Senate met in a Saturday session to press filibustered approval of a private satellite bill. Republican Dirksen predicted only a handful of Democrats oppose it, while Mansfield pledged longer days to push action. The plan would let a private firm own half the U S satellite venture with public stock.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mansfield
Duluth Auto Union Ends Seven-Week Walkout
Duluth Minnesota AP reports United Auto Workers Local 241 ended a seven week strike when members ratified a contract previously agreed with management. The action affected 10 Duluth new and used auto dealers. Terms of the pact were not disclosed.
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Duluth, Minn
United Auto Workers Local 241
Duluth
Soviets Launch Seventh Sputnik Satellite
Moscow reports Tass announced the seventh unmanned satellite of the current summer series. The Sputnik carries various scientific instruments and was launched today.
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Sputnik Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Laos Reds to Free Americans
Acting premier Prince Souphanouvong announced steps toward releasing five Americans held by Pathet troops. In New Orleans the Louisiana Democratic primary pits incumbent against challengers backed by segregationists and conservatives.
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Laos
Reds
Vientaine
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet
New Orleans
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