Humphrey In Britain For Talks
Vice-president Hubert Humphrey began a three day visit in London with talks at the British foreign office and with Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He also met officials at the American embassy amid Vietnam war protests and discussed U S policy with West German and Italian contacts.
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Harold Wilson
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Grosvenor Square
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Hanoi
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Thant
America
Wilson
Italy
Robert Weir
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Mont
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Vicenza
U.S
Harperbury Hospital
Shanley
Kennedy- Galton Research Center
The Chuckle on Work Numbers in Business
The joke notes success hinges on the number working rather than total employed. It frames productivity as active labor rather than headcount, with a witty punchline about effort driving outcomes.
Justice Dept Admits Eavesdropping In Levine Case
The U S Justice Department admits its 15th eavesdropping error in cases involving George Levine now imprisoned. Federal filings in New Orleans and Miami seek a new trial after FBI bug and microphone conversations with his lawyer were recorded. Levine, 57, is serving multiple prison terms for counterfeit bonds and related offenses.
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Orin Rogers
Fall in Reformatory Fatal to Inmate Steele
Larry Steele 30 Des Moines entered the men s reformatory after assault with intent to commit rape. He donated blood at 6 48 am then fainted while returning to his cell and fell three floors to the floor below. He died at University hospitals in Iowa City. He had a history of parole and violations dating from 1963 to 1966.
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Speck death demand opens Illinois murder trial
In Peoria Illinois the state seeks the death penalty for Richard Speck after outlining how eight student nurses were killed. The defense argues Speck did not commit the crimes as opening statements begin before a circuit court jury. Speck sits with his head on his hand as Judge Paschen presides. Also noted is the death of William McNally 75 chairman of Midwest Radio and Television in Minneapolis.
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Speck
William Martin
Gerald Getty
Circuit Court
Herbert Paschen
Minneapolis
William McNally
Midwest Radio and Television, Inc
WCCO
Scco Television
Hippie March in San Francisco Breaks Up By Police
A Sunday parade of hippies in Haight-Ashbury was halted after about three hours by San Francisco police who directed traffic and then arrested roughly 40 on unlawful assembly and public nuisance charges. About 150 demonstrators later marched from Park Station to protest the action.
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Methodist Church Glide Foundation
Andrew Chavez
San Francisco State College
South Vietnam village elections hit by Viet Cong violence
The opening round of South Vietnam village council elections proceeded with reported Viet Cong attacks. Officials said four candidates were murdered, 10 kidnapped, and 7 police and militia wounded as 495,044 of 614,806 eligible voters cast ballots in 219 villages across 33 provinces.
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Wrasnaw
Ana Erry Ne Eneenanee
Dai
Hoa Hao
Reone Hippie
ORC&B Leader Seeks Health Coverage Injunction in Chicago
Clyde F Lane of Cedar Rapids and Willard W. Carson cited urgent health insurance needs for ORC&B's 20000 members and dependents as a temporary federal court injunction was requested. The dispute follows a threatened CRC&E strike after railroad insurers refused renewal without a pattern wage deal.
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Chicago
Clyde F Lane
Cedar Rapids
Richard B. Austin
Crc&e
Willard W. Carson
Lane
Post Office Seeks Cabinet Shuffle to Nonprofit Status
Postmaster General Lawrence O'Brien proposed moving the post office department out of the President's cabinet and converting it into a non profit government organization. The plan aims to restructure governance and funding while preserving mail service.
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Lawrence O’brien
Post Office Department
Portsea Leads Major Australian Vietnam Sweep In Phuoc Tuy
U S and Australian forces press a large coastal operation named Portsea in Phuoc Tuy aimed at opening roads to markets and clearing Viet Cong influence. About 4 000 troops and 1 500 U S soldiers joined Operation Summer all in Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen. Neutral reports say initial contact was limited with 16 to 30 Viet Cong slain in the Phu Yen coast fight and other actions across the Mekong Delta and Tay Ninh region.
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Portsea
101St Airborne Division
Phu Yen
Khanh Hoa
Tiger
Corregidor 25th Reunion Begins in Manila
In Manila 158 American Bataan and Corregidor veterans and wives arrived for a 25th reunion. They toured Corregidor and Mt Samar, viewed old battle sites, and prepared commemoration ceremonies with visits to prison camps and death march routes. Col. Ray ODay, Marcos’ former Bataan commander, joined the group as a guest.
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New York
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Jury selection begins in Coppolino murder case in Florida
In Naples Florida jurors were chosen for Dr Carl Coppolino murder trial over the death of his first wife Carmella with 169 prospects for a 12 member panel plus two alternates. The trial centers on whether a drug could be detected a year after death and follows a move from Sarasota due to pretrial publicity.
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Fla
Carl Coppolino
F. Lee Bailey
Frank Schaub
Sarasota
Carmella Coppolino
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