Helms and Senators in Peace Pact
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee forgave CIA Director Richard Helms after he apologized for a letter praising a newspaper editorial critical of Senator Fulbright. Morse pressed for resignation, but others defended Helms, noting he made a mistake and should be given a chance.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
CIA
Richard Helms
Fulbright
D-Ark
Helms
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Mansfield
D-Mont
Montanan
Senate
U.S Senate
Ethics Committee
Dodd
Dconn
Globe - Democrat
Five Astronaut Recovery Craft Join U 2 Hunt
Five American astronaut recovery planes joined the search for a high flying U-2 reconnaissance plane. The plane with Capt. Robert Hickman at the controls apparently crashed south of Panama after a flight from Barksdale Air Base.
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Florida
Robert Hickman
Tucson
Barksdale
Sarasota
Key West
Pentagon
Defense Department
U. S
Hickman
Albrook Air Base
Canal Zone
Peru-Chile
Kindley Air Base
Bermuda
Homestead Air Base
Cuba
Pentagor l
Johnson Pushes Negotiations to End Airline Strike
President Johnson met with airline negotiators urging a settlement through collective bargaining. Morse, Moyers, and labor officials described progress, with both sides negotiating over pay ranges as the White House weighs possible action and congress debates authority to intervene.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Moyers
Congress
Labor Department
Senate Labor Committee
Speck Taken In Secret to County Jail
Richard Speck was secretly moved to Cook County Jail on Friday. Warden Jack Johnson said the accused killer of eight nurses was taken from the city jail amid reporters outside. Speck, cleared to face arraignment, is processed as a maximum security prisoner for trial.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Speck
Cook County
Jack Johnson
William Norcross
Speck
Johnson
Chi-zens
Lee Oswald
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Dallas
British Prime Minister Wilson Delayed Meeting With Johnson
British Prime Minister Wilson arrived at the White House for talks with President Johnson on the pound sterling crisis but the meeting was delayed by 15 minutes as police searched a nearby building for a man seen with a rifle. Wilson waited at Blair House and then met Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk for no agenda talks. Separately, reports from London said Nigerian army units mutinied with clashes at Abeokuta and growing unrest toward Lagos as Ironsi’s regime faced opposition and upheaval.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Johnson
Trevor Lloyd Hughes
Hughes
Blair House
Rusk
Nigeria
London
Johnson Aguiyi Tronsi
Abeokuta
Lagos
Ironsi
Sir Abubakar
Tafawa Balewa
$200000 in Gems Stolen from Regency Hotel Suite
In New York police report jewels valued at 200000 dollars were stolen from a ninth floor Regency hotel suite. The gems belonged to Mr and Mrs Rafael Revenga of Caracas Venezuela who arrived that evening. A maid alerted security about two hours after the couple left the room when she found the door ajar.
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New York
Rafael Revenga
Caracas
Venezuela
Train Hits Pickup East Iowan Killed Near Oxford Junction
Melvin Stevenson about 50, of Oxford Junction was killed when his pickup was struck by a Milwaukee passenger train at a rural crossing two miles east of Oxford Junction. Dennis Braver, 14, injured, was taken to Maquoketa hospital. the two families live nearby.
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Oxford Junction
Melvin Stevenson
Highway 136
Dennis Braver
Harold Braver
Stevenson
Maquoketa Hospital
Braver
Gossip Keeps Neighbors in Line Says Quiet Quote
A wry quip notes that good conduct often stems from knowing the neighbor is a terrible gossip. The remark playfully comments on social pressure and neighborhood dynamics.
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Copymont
Freeman Warns of Farm Feeling in Chicago
The Chicago Tribune reports Secretary of Agriculture Freeman told Democratic congressional candidates at a closed briefing to connect with farmers and avoid anti administration sentiment. He urged taking the farmers' side on rising costs and warned questions from housewives could be tricky. Freeman noted a canceled briefing and unclear details of the session.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Freeman
Washington
Aldo Beckman
Sache Aes
Sione
North Vietnam Hit by Heaviest Air Strikes of War
Saigon reports more than 375 strike sorties against targets from the 17th Parallel to Haiphong area. One U.S. navy jet shot down. several missiles missed. Coastal craft and oil dumps damaged. two Skyhawks missing with pilots listed as missing. Ground clashes left 138 enemy dead. Marines counted 65 KIA after jungle skirmishes near the DMZ.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Reds
U.S
North
Hanoi
Hanoi- Haiphong
U.S. Command
Oriskany
Demilitarized Zone
Fugate Granted Hearing for New Trial in Starkweather Case
Carol Ann Fugate, 22, serving life at York in Nebraska, won two hearings from the Nebraska Supreme Court to get a district court review on whether statements used at her 1958 first degree murder trial were voluntary. Starkweather was executed. appeal hinges on U S Supreme Court decisions on questioning suspects.
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Carol Ann Fugate
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska Supreme Court
Miss Fugate
Nebraska Women's Reformatory
York
Starkweather
U.S. Supreme Court
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