U S Protests Attacks On Buildings in Pakistan
The State Department voiced strong concern over mob attacks in Karachi and Lahore on U S government sites. The Karachi embassy building and Information Service library were damaged and fire broke out at the library. No injuries reported among staff.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Pakistan
U.S
Karachi
Lahore
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
U.S. Information Service
Chancery
Embassy and Information Service
U.N
Trust Suit Dropped Against Narragansett
Narragansett Brewing Co is removed as a co defendant in a federal anti trust suit. The case stemmed from the sale of the company to Falstaff Brewing Co of St Louis. U S District Judge Edward W Day granted the defense motion to drop Narragansett since the government could offer no relief against the firm after the sale was completed.
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Narragansett Providence, R.I
UPI
Narragansett Brewing Co
Falstaff Brewing Co
St. Louis
Canadian Found Guilty Of Heading Narcotics Ring
Lacie Rivard, a 50 year old French Canadian, was found guilty of directing an international heroin smuggling ring. He faces up to 40 years in prison after the jury verdict on two federal narcotics counts. Associates from Montreal also convicted on the conspiracy charge.
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Ben C. Connally
Montreal
Canada
Julien Gagnon
Charles Emile Groleau
Joseph Raymond Jones
Rivard
U.S
Europe
Mexico
United States
Venezuela Plans Sale of State Run Enterprises
Venezuela will privatize several state owned firms including six sugar mills run by the Venezuelan Development Corp and the Conahola hotel chain. Public sale options and cooperative transfers to workers or growers are explored to reduce bureaucratic burden and losses. Eloy Anzola Montauban proposes turning enterprises into cooperatives or public stock offerings while Conahola's hotels continue to lose money.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Venezuelan Development Corp
Conahola
Railroad Institute
Eloy“ Anzola Montauban
Conahota
Snow and Floods Mark Autumn Prelude Across Plains
Strong north winds push a snow storm through the Rockies and a line of heavy thunderstorms eastward as floods threaten Midlands towns. Severe rain showers and bitter cold claim lives across the central and southern Plains, with 18 fatalities reported in recent days.
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Rockies
Midlands
Plains
Central
Montana Mountains
Texas
New Mexico
Mississippi
Missouri
Dryden
Weather Bureau
Dallas
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Quincy
Grafton
Inl
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Indicted in Child's Killing Case In Plymouth
A 33 year old woodsman from Woodsville New Hampshire was indicted for murder and related charges in the July 29 death of 5 year old Ellen Gama che of Middleboro. The Plym outh County grand jury also charged him with kidnapping indecent assault and morals offences. A separate murder indictment was returned against Arthur M Leate 28 of Brockton in the Sept. 3 fatal stabbing of Reimunto Colon 35 of South Carver.
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Plymouth, Mass
UPI
Ellen Gamache
Middleboro
Paul N. Smith
Woodsville
N.H
Plymouth County Grand Jury
Arthur M. Leate
Brockton
British Atom Sub Proves Faulty
LONDON AP Britain has withdrawn its first atomic submarine from service due to dangerous metal failures. The Polaris program for four submarines intended to carry atomic missiles is likely to be delayed, naval authorities said.
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London
Britain
Volpe proposes full clothing exemption in new tax plan
Gov Volpe presents a revised tax reform message to win votes, exempting all clothing from the sales tax to offset a reduced auto excise loss. The plan aims to raise 262 million for education and city tax relief, while Democrats seek broader concessions and newspaper, book, and media product exemptions. A separate directive bans state vehicle use for commuting and parks state cars only for essential duties. The same period sees a comic relief tax proposal on prize fights seeks to tax live telecasts rather than replays.
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Boston
Volpe
House
Democratic House
Yoel S. Greenberg
Pittsfield
Thomas C. Wojtkowski
Yester
Beacon Hill
John J. McCarthy
Administration and Finance
Con
Velpe
Publisher Held Hostage Briefly
SAN DIEGO Calif. UPI John P Scripps 52 noted yachtsman was held for 30 minutes by an armed Navy man seeking a ride on Scripps 80 foot yacht Navia del Mar No one injured suspect Guy Warriner 19 arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping Warriner identified as an AWOL sailor from cruiser Columbus anchored in San Diego Bay Harbor police detained him Scripps chairs the board of John P Scripps Newspapers grandson of founder E W Scripps
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
John P. Scripps
Navy
Scripps
Guy Warriner
Warriner
Columbus
San Diego Bay
Harbor
John P. Scripps Newspapers
Washington
California
E. W. Scripps
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Group
Dr. William J. Brickley Pathologist Dies in Boston
Dr William J Brickley 91 a noted pathologist who investigated about 30000 problem deaths during his career died Monday at Deaconess Hospital He was a medical examiner for 47 years retiring in 1957 A pioneer in heart massage he unmasked a plot to revive Sacco and Vanzetti and helped solve the Grayce Asquith murder case His 1942 Cocoanut Grove Burn Victims treatment earned him national acclaim He used MIT engineering techniques as a self styled medical detective in police work
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Boston
UPI
St. Cecilia's Church
William J. Brickley
Brickley
Deaconness Hospital
Sacco
Vanzetti
Grayce Asquith
Cocoanut Grove
MIT
Public Power Project In Maine Survives Tie Vote
In Washington the Dickey Lincoln School power project in Maine won a close test with a 1000 100 tie in the House but faces another challenge. An amendment to eliminate the $227 million project was rejected and may return on a final vote as supporters argue regional benefits and material supply for construction outweigh opposition from private power interests.
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Washington
Maine
House
Joses
Frank Clark
D-Pa
William D. Hathaway
D-Maine
Stanley R. Tupper
Rmaine
Brown Jr. Faces D A in Fall Election for Ohio Seat
In Springfield Ohio Clarence J Brown Jr a political newcomer with a famed Republican name ran against Clark County prosecutor James A Berry in a nationally watched fall race to fill the congressional seat once held by his father Clarence J Brown Sr who died August 23 The special primary produced Brown and Berry as nominees for the November 2 election to serve until January 3 1967
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Springfield
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Brown
James A. Berry
Clark County
Washington
Johnson
Clarence J. Brown Sr
House Rules Committee
Berry
Insurance Head Blames Dr. King For Negro Riots
Syracuse UP I report says Chicago insurance executive James S. Kemper Jr. charged Dr. Martin Luther King with responsible for mass crime in the civil rights movement. At a convention he warned that nonviolent protest leads to violence and law breaking by Black Muslims and other groups.
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Syracuse
UPI
Chicago
James S. Kemper Jr
Martin Luther King
Kemper
Dr. King
Los Angeles
Kemper Insurance Group
New York Mutual Agents Association
Writer Acquitted of Murdering Reporter's Wife
Richard Holden of Northampton was acquitted by reason of insanity in the killing of Brenda McSheffrey, 25, wife of reporter Donald McSheffrey. Judge Jotn M. Noonan ordered Holden to Bridgewater State Hospital for life. Holden, a former magazine editor, was charged with stabbing and strangling McSheffrey in her Northampton apartment last November.
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Northampton
Mass
UPI
Richard Holden
Jotn M. Noonan
Holden
Bridgewater State
Brenda McSheffrey
McSheffrey
Holyoke
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Webb County
Pierre Lamontagne
Raymond Denis
Canadian Immigration Ministry
Advea
United Press International
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