Man Arrested In $300,000 Dimes Hijack
New York FBI said $400,000 of $500,000 in dimes hijacked May 1 was recovered by agents in the hollowed platform structure at West Avenue Sportswear Co. in Patchogue Long Island. Raymondl Charles Curiale, 40, president of the company, was arrested and charged with theft from interstate shipment.
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Hanoi Plays Cat and Mouse in Paris Over Vietnam Talks
Hanoi statements Thursday suggest a strategic game in Paris aimed at pressuring Washington. Giap refrains from admitting Northern troops in the South while asserting all Vietnamese are one. U.S. negotiator Harriman has failed to extract a clear pledge to halt bombing or confirm Northern troop presence.
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Altadena Gun Victim Wounded. Wife Arrested for Attempted Murder
Dr. Frederick T. Barry, 42, Altadena dentist, was shot four times in his office at 1911 N. Lake Ave and is in fair condition in St. Luke Hospital ICU. Deputy sheriffs detained his estranged wife, Adeline, 46, on suspicion of attempted murder. Crowds gathered around Sirhan home as officers kept a security vigil amid threats linked to the case.
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Kennedy shooting witness Sandy speaks on TV
Sandy, daughter of a northern Ohio steel mill worker, appeared on TV shortly after the Kennedy shooting and has provided information to authorities. She co-chaired the Youth for Kennedy Committee in the Pasadena Altadena area and tutors children in history English and drama at local youth centers while attending Pasadena City College at night.
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Kennedy Slay Case Sparks Boiling Public Fear
Police issued a nationwide bulletin for a woman seen with Sirhan Sirhan at the Ambassador Hotel before Senator Kennedy's fatal shooting after his California primary victory. Sheriff Pitchess reported threats against Sirhan and his family, isolation in jail, and heightened patrols. Medical details from Dr Noguchi described the fatal gunshot and extensive autopsy findings as Kennedy's death was confirmed.
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Root Cause Of Violence Stressed
Reverend Ralph David Abernathy urged President Johnson to start a new commission on violence in America by studying oppression greed poverty and war. He called RF Kennedy’s assassination a stark act of violence and said the nation permits such violence while Hosean Williams outlined street vigils and clergy readings to curb violence and hatred.
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Florida Hit by Heavy Rains and High Winds
Storm Abby lashed Florida with 63 mile per hour gusts at Jacksonville airport and heavy rainfall. Jacksonville measured 4.43 inches Thursday while Brunswick Georgia and Gainesvill e Florida reported 1.71 inches. Temperatures varied from 95 at Carlsbad New Mexico to 42 at Stampede Pass Washington.
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House holds off on tax increase bill
Washington moved to delay action on President Johnson's proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge and a $6 billion spending cut as House leaders seek time for study. Bipartisan debate centered on timing and impact with private sources signaling leadership aims and member deliberations through June 19.
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Kennedy Mourners Gather At Kennedy Funeral Procession
Kennedy family and mourners gathered at New York airport and cathedral for the funeral procession of Edward M. Kennedy, with 250 police on hand and a strict security perimeter. Widowed mother and siblings watched as coffins were moved, and dignitaries including Rockefeller and Javits attended the service.
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Weather and a UC Medical School Cold Study
A University of California Medical School experiment had 24 men in climate controlled rooms as a cold donor while others with no illness shared space and water. The results suggest mild weather reduces colds and harsh weather increases them, with the study noting transmission did not occur in friendly conditions.
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