Ex-Convict and Teen-Age Girl Held in Four Killings
In Flagstaff Arizona Donald Boggs 23 an ex convict and Dixie Radcliff 16 of Amesville Ohio were captured after a service station attendant spotted a stolen car. They face murder charges in a four kill spree spanning multiple states. The victims include Halvor Johnson and Robert Willis of Newport NH Warren Lenker BYU student from Elizabeth PA and H B Flory of San Antonio Texas. Boggs waived preliminary hearing and is held without bond while Radcliff is in juvenile custody.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Cecil Richardson
Conconsono County
Donald Boggs
Boggs
Londonderry
Ohio
Dixie Radcliff
Amesville
Halvor Johnson
Newport
N.H
Robert Willis
Warren Lenker
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Elizabeth
H.B. Flory
San Antonio
Tex
Cerewent Boggs
Sheriff
Justice Court
Miss Radcliff
Senate approves revised military construction bill sends to Johnson
The Senate approved a $1.7 billion military construction bill after softening base closure language. It now requires the Pentagon to notify Congress 30 days before closures rather than broad congressional review. The House endorsed the compromise, and the bill goes to the White House for final approval.
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Johnson
Senate
Washington
White House
Pentagon
Congress
House
Metric shift bill buried by House panel in Washington
In Washington the House Rules Committee silenced a metric system study bill. Rep. George Miller urged a three year 2.5 million plan, while Rep. Howard W Smith admitted confusion about metrics. The debate touched on inch versus centimeter definitions and broader policy direction.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
George P. Miller
D-Calif
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
United States
Miller
Charles
Charlemagne
Smith
New York to pump Hudson water amid drought relief
New York State approves a plan to draw 100 million gallons daily from the Hudson River to aid drought relief. A $7 million Chelsea pumping station will be rebuilt, with new metering and conservation measures urged. The Chelsea plant last operated during the 1950-51 shortage. Robert Leach of Weirton and Tommie Lewis of Boothbay Harbor met first as fender scrapes near West Virginia Wesleyan University and later became dorm roommates.
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New York
Hudson River
State Water Resources Commission
Chelsea
Beacon
N.Y
Buckhannon
W.va
UPI
Robert Leach
Weirton
W. Va
Tommie Lewis
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
West Virginia Wesleyan University
Teamsters Lose Ruling On Election
UPI reports a national mediation board ruled against James R Hoffa and ordered an election among about 35 000 REAL Express Inc workers to determine whether they join the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks AFL CIO or remain with the Teamsters The decision could strip Teamsters bargaining rights in eight cities where about 30 000 members already belong to the clerks union Hoffa had opposed the election citing a 1937 no raiding pact but the board rejected his appeal REA drivers and helpers in New York Newark Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco and Honolulu are affected.
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Miller
Gina Lollobrigida
Smith
Committee On Science and Astronautics
Rep. H. Allen
Calif
James G. Fulton
Congress
Washington
UPI
National Mediation Board
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Big Track Union
Real Express, Inc
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Afl-Cio
Clerks’ Union
Hoffa
Mediation Board
REA
New York City
Newark
N. J
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Honolulu
Pittsfield
Hite
Woeemenany
North Street
Neomination
Calar Pictures
Privieges
Lew Institute
Harvard St
Brooking
Senate
Dirksen
Mansfield
Johnson
House
Principal Ousted Over Grade Alterations at Hillhouse High
In New Haven Connecticut principal Robert T LeVine was removed from Hillhouse High School after charges that some college bound students received grade breaks. The board offered him an administrative role in the school department.
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New Haven, Conn
Robert T. LeVine
Hillhouse High School
Board of Education
Springfield Man Held In Rape Case
A 22 year old Springfield man was arrested after a masked intruder armed with a rifle and knife forced entry, raped a housewife, and stole over 500 dollars. Arthur H. Debour was charged with armed robbery and rape and to be arraigned in Palmer District Court. The incident occurred while her husband was away. her two young children were unharmed.
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North Wilbraham
Mass
UPI
Springfield
Arthur H. Debour
Wilbratham
Palmer District Court
Cme
Monson
John F. Leary
Leary
Flight of Conrad Cooper Proves Moon Trip Feasible
Gemini 5 veterans L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr report successful eight day flight with few frustrations and no major issues for future lunar missions. NASA officials say results support manned moon orbit and rendezvous plans while outlining upcoming Gemini 6 and 7 missions.
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Conrad
Cooper
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Tan
Robert Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Moon
Space Agency
Agena
Cape Kennedy
Fla
LBJ Amendment On Cotton Bill Seen Victorious
Senate planned a crucial vote on the cotton section of the 1965 farm bill. The Johnson administration appeared poised to win over Senate Agriculture Chair Allen J. Ellender as the Talmadge amendment to keep a one price cotton system moved forward. The measure would cut price supports to 21 cents a pound next year and use direct payments to growers to preserve income.
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Washington
Repeal Fees Wow Late Adjournment
Washington AP Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield will push a bill to bar state laws against union shop contracts. Republicans and Democrats meet to block the Taft Hartley Act repeal as Dirksen signals an extended debate plan and possible filibuster to prevent cloture. Johnson urged Senate action this year amid organized opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Senate House
Pike Cleared Of Heresy By Bishops
EAST GLACIER MONT AP Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church rejected heresy charges against Bishop James A Pike of California In a side issue they refused to allow Pike to ordain a woman deacon The bishop withdrew his plan which would have been the first in the 344 million member church
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East Glacier
Mont
Protestant Episcopal Church
James A. Pike
California
Episcopal
Pike
John E. Hines
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