Alma Hurls Gale Winds into Florida Keys
Hurricane Alma, with 73 dead in Honduras, blew gale winds toward Havana and lashed the Florida keys with torrential rain and 40 mph gusts. Warnings extended from Marathon to Key West as residents sought shelter and small craft moved to harbor.
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Alma
Havana
Florida Keys
Isle of Pines
Honduran Weather Service
San Rafael
Honduras
Marathon
Key West
The
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Florida Peninsula
Cape Kennedy
Atlantic
Tarpon Springs
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Cal
Ronald Reagan
George Christopher
Miles
Edmund Brown
Cuba
Florida Straits
Man Arrested on Breaking and Entering During Trial
A Hazleton man, Charles Alnutt, 33, Cedar Rapids, and accomplice Everett were charged after a break in at Briner's lumber yard in Hazleton. Everett, with suspended license, fled roadblock but was captured. both face breaking and entering charges and Everett faces a driving offense. Everett’s preliminary hearings scheduled June 11. bond set at $20,000 for breaking and entering, $110 for driving. Sheriff Beier, Cedar Rapids awaiting Cedar Rapids hearings. Fire and political events noted in Cuba amid Isle of Pines evacuations and missile moves.
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Beier
Independence
Immedi
Jerry Joe Everett
Hazleton
Everett
Alnutt
Alvay
Buchanan County
Freds
Twelfth -Street
Shighway
Los Angeles County
Reagan
Court of Justice of the Peace
Joseph Koeppel
Fle
Robert Kroeger
Tor
Barryton
Goldwater
Christopher
Jas Everett
San Francisco
Charles Alnutt
Cedar Rapids
Koeppel
Washington
Press- Everett
Dent Johnson
Texas
Tito denounces aggression against Vietnam and calls NATO disband
Belgrade AP reports President Tito condemns aggression against North Vietnam and interference in South Vietnam. He urges NATO headquarters to be disbanded completely, not merely relocated from France.
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Tito
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
NATO
France
Teamsters Revolt Flares Over Hoffa Plan for Caretaker
Harold Gibbons will oppose Hoffa choice Frank Fitzsimmons as a stand in if Hoffa goes to prison. A drafted constitutional change would create an executive vice president to assume duties automatically. The clash follows years of tensions including the Washington HQ closure during Kennedy funeral coverage.
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Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Harold Gibbons
Hoffa
Frank Fitzsimmons
Supreme Court
Gibbons
Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
John F. English
Miami Beach
Detroit
Fitzshamons
St. Louis
Kennedy
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Installer Error Blamed for Gemini 9 Shroud Failure
AP reports the shroud failure of the Gemini 9 mission was blamed on installer error. Ground crew misconnected lanyards, leaving the docking collar blocked and preventing link up with the satellite. Astronauts Stafford and Cernan found the two clam shell halves split but the shroud remained.
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Tom Stafford
Gene Cernan
Stafford
Cape Kennedy
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Space Agency
Meredith shot in Hernando vows Mississippi march will go on
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr pledges a mass Mississippi march bigger than Selma. James Meredith, recovering in Memphis, says he will return to Jackson, Mississippi, to press for voting rights while authorities charge Aubrey James Norvell with assault and murder attempts. Hundreds greet Meredith in Hernando as he continues desegregation history.
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Memphis
Martin Luther King
Mississippi
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
James Meredith
New York
Jackson
Willis
NAACP
Congress
Meredith
Hernando
Dick Gregory
Dian
Ek Place
Chicago
Missippi
Aubrey James Norvell
Demonstrators Enter Justice Office Over Meredith Shooting
Five SNCC protesters tried to enter the Justice Department office of Atty. Gen. Katzenbach in Washington to demand federal protection for civil rights workers after James Meredith was shot. One demonstrator was removed by guards. Katzenbach was away at a Senate hearing. Fifteen picketers protested outside, and spokesmen pressed for action as Meredith's condition was reported serious with 75 shotgun pellets in non-vital areas.
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Washington
Atty
Katzenbach
James Meredith
Justice Department
Lester McKennie
SNCC
Senate
Kaizenbach
Meredith
Humphrey
Wright
Sherwood
John Doar
University of Mississippi
Memphis
Greenwood
Miss
Delays Baker Trial to 1967
The Bobby Baker income tax evasion trial is postponed until January 9, 1967. Baker, a former contractor to Democratic campaigns, pleads innocent to a nine count indictment including conspiracy tax evasion theft transportation of stolen money and fraud. US District Judge Oliver Gasch cited year end scheduling and a summer logjam of criminal cases.
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Washington (Ap
Bobby Baker
Alentiane
Ate Democrats
Oliver Gasch
Original Lord Haw Haw Dies in Dublin Collapse
Capt Norman Baille Stewart 57 known as the original Lord Haw Haw collapsed in the street in Dublin and died after years in seclusion Raheny home after release from Parkhurst prison. He was a convicted spy and traitor from World War II with a noted wartime notoriety.
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Norman Baille-Stewart
Haw-Haw
Jlivuslitos
Raheny
Britain
Parkhursts
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