Assailant Shoots Rabbi Then Turns Gun On Self in Detroit
Rabbi Adler a noted Detroit clergyman and United Auto Workers Public Review Board chair, was shot in the head and arm and rushed to Sinai Hospital after an attack at the synagogue. Richard Wishnetsky, 23, a former University of Michigan student, also received emergency surgery at Detroit General. Witnesses described panic as congregants fled while aid was rendered.
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Self
Detroit
Rabbi Adler
United Auto Workers Public Review Board
Richard Wishnetsky
Sinai Hospital
Harvey Gass
Detroit General Hospital
Jonathon Rose
Wishnetsky
University of Michigan
Terry Ann
Louis Berry
Draft Chief Urges Relaxed Draft Rules for Rejected
Lt Gen Lewis Hershey calls for broader induction of 1Y classified youths rejected for moral and physical reasons. He notes potential to expand acceptable manpower and questions Johnson’s 160000 annual induction target as optimistic. He backs easing mental standards for high school graduates and probes use of minor offenses in determining fitness.
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Washington
Armed Forces
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Johnson
WTOP
Virginia road deaths rise to 63 with two new fatalities
Virginia's highway death toll climbed to 63 for the year after two more fatalities were reported. Howard Britt, 38, of Petersburg, died in a Richmond hospital after his car crashed into a gas pump on U S 301 near Petersburg. he was thrown from the vehicle. William Francis McMahon, 62, of Norfolk, was killed when struck by a car while crossing Shoe Drive in Virginia Beach.
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Virginia
Virginia Beach
William Francis McMahon
Norfolk
Shoe Drive
Pickett County Offers Clinic To Attract Doctor
Pickett County Tennessee with 4 491 residents on the Kentucky line plans a clinic valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. The offer includes six months free rent for office space and living quarters. No doctors have accepted yet.
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Byrdstown
Tenn
Pickett County
Kentucky
Ralph Keiserling
Pickett County Bank and Trust Co
Liberal Hat Donned By Legislature
The 1966 West Virginia legislature passes minimum wage and birth control bills in a 30 day session. The wage measure sets a $1 minimum with time and a half after 48 hours. the birth control bill creates local clinics under a Health Department division with free services for the indigent and allows counties and individuals to opt in or out. Also approved is a $199.1 million general revenue budget with funds for higher education and mental health, and five constitutional amendments for November ballot.
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Charleston
State Health Department
Board of Public Works
Virginias 9th District Nominates Pat Jennings for Seventh Term
Abingdon Virginia AP Democrats in Virginia 9th District renominated Rep W Pat Jennings for a seventh term by unanimous vote and urged him to enter the U S Senate race in the July primary Jennings accepted renomination and said he must test the senatorial waters and determine if his ship may sail or sink He noted Virginians have no vote on Byrd Jr vacancy and cited Virginia constitutional limits on hereditary offices with a decision expected in mid March
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Abingdon
Democrats
Virginia
W. Pat Jennings
U. S. Senate
Jennings
Harry F. Byrd Jr
U. S
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Byrd Jr
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Princetonian Dies In Two Car Crash
A report from Saigon notes a Viet Cong base camp abandoned after Eagle's Claw by U.S. air cavalry yielded 34 recoilless rifles and other arms. U.S. forces killed 45 Viet Cong, captured eight, and described heavy contact as part of the Bong Son area sweep. Casualties among U.S. troops were light.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hal G. Moore
1St Cavalry Division
Bong Son
U S
An Lao
Kien Binh
Quang Ngai
Hue
Guam
Quang Nam Province
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Vinh
Than Hoa
Russian A-Subs Are On Increase
Washington reports rising detections of nuclear powered Soviet submarines as U S Navy boosts antisubmarine warfare. The clip describes tape analysis, submarine speeds, and the vast Soviet fleet while noting American defense plans including 10 destroyer escorts and five more atomic submarines.
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Washington
Kremline
U.S
Johnson
Congress
Hunterkiller
Navy
Russia
Liberal Democrats Speculate Johnson May Not Run Again
In Washington Democratic liberals in Congress speculate President Johnson may not seek a second term in 1966. They argue ongoing Vietnam war concerns and voter disillusionment could boost Republican gains and jeopardize Johnson's ability to win Congress.
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Johnson
Washington
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Msg
Johnson Soa
UN- Seracey Pennee
Photographer Ker mit Yoho Killed in Viet Nam
MOUNDSVILLE AP Ker mit Yoho 20 son of Geraki Yoho of Moundsville died in action in Viet Nam He was an Army Special Force photographer His death was confirmed to his father by the Defense Department.
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Moundsville
Kermit Yoho
Geraki Yoho
Viet Nam
Yoho
Defense Department
Plane Missing Near Nuclear Crash Site
A US Air Force C-124 heavy transport with eight crewmen aboard disappeared early Sunday near the site of the January 17 nuclear bomb crash in southern Spain. The aircraft was on a support mission connected to the search for the missing bomb.
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Madrid
Spain
U.S
Mercer County Man Dies In Rt. 460 Crash Near Princeton
A 5 year old Mercer County man Jasper J. French of Princeton died at Bluefield Sanitarium after a two car collision on the Bluefield Princeton Road. Jess R. Shelly 25 of Cherry Street was seriously injured. Autopsy ruled French death due to injuries from the mishap and heart attack was ruled out. Shelly remained in critical condition with head chest and possible internal injuries. Authorities plan to interview an eyewitness and continue investigation. French a Norfolk and Western Railway machinist was a Kee Street Methodist Church member and survived by wife two daughters one son five grandchildren three sisters and three brothers. Body to Memorial Funeral Directory Princeton. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Mercer County
Jasper J. French
Princeton
Bluefield Sanitarium
Bluefield
Jess R. Shelly
Cherry Street
French
Shelly
Dan Shade
Mercer Count Health Center
Shade
Bland County
James M
Virginia Robertson French
Norfolk and Western Railway
Kee Street Methodist Church
Nellie Neal French
R. T. Lloyd
J. B. Hughes
Keystone
Jack French Jr
H. H. McGaughey
B. F. Kirtney
Chattaroy
John R. Morgan
Theodore French
E. M. French
Richmond, Va
B. I. French
Clarksville
Poll Tax Constitutionality Will Be Tested Tuesday
Virginia's 64 year old poll tax faces a constitutional test next Tuesday in a special three judge federal court in Richmond. The U S Justice Department argues the tax discriminates against Black voters and the poor while the state defends it as constitutional for state and local elections and not a denial of fundamental rights. The court, led by Judge Albert V Bryan, will hear oral arguments from both sides with no immediate decision expected.
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Richmond
Virginia
Federal District Court
U. S. Department of Justice
U. S
Albert V. Bryan
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas
Bryan
John D. Butaner Jr
Thomas J. Michie
Charlottesville
Justice Department
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