Sheppard’s Venue Plea Is Studied in Cleveland Court
Samuel Sheppard pleaded not guilty in a loud voice to a second degree murder charge in the Cleveland courtroom where he was convicted of his wife Marilyn’s death nearly 12 years ago. Judge Roy McMahon set bond at 10000 dollars as attorneys discuss a venue change and amended indictment.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel Sheppard
Roy McMahon
Marilyn
Ohio
Sheppard
Samuel, Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Russell Sherman
Elyria
McMahon
Cuyahoga County
John Corrigan
Corrigan
U.S
Carl Weinman
Dayton
Hughes Seeks Grand Jury Probe in Malone Death
Gov. Harold Hughes asked Wapello County authorities to convene a special grand jury to probe the death of 16 year old Patricia Malone who hanged herself in an Ottumwa jail cell. He urged designation of a special prosecutor to present the case to the grand jury.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Wapello
Patricia Ann Malone
Ottumwa
Hughes
McGiverin
Wapello County
Edward P. Powers
Judge Powers
Malone
Miss Malone
Boyer
Johnson to limit farming funds amid inflation fears
President Johnson signed a nearly 7 billion dollar agriculture bill for fiscal 1967 but said he would not spend all the money. He objected to a 312.5 million increase, a ban on aid to nations trading with North Vietnam, and limits on research funding. He would cut expenditures to curb inflation while maintaining economy.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Congress
North Vietnam
Explosion Hits Badger Ordnance Works in Baraboo
An explosion at Badger ordnance works in Baraboo Wisconsin ripped through a production line. Five people were hospitalized with at least one in serious condition and others treated on site. A fire after the blast was under control about an hour later.
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Baraboo
Wis
Sheriff's Office
Malaysia Restores Diplomatic Ties with Pakistan
Malaysia, after smoothing over disputes with Indonesia and the Philippines, re establishes diplomatic relations with Pakistan on Thursday. The move signals renewed regional engagement and a stepping stone for broader cooperation among South Asian and Southeast Asian states.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Pakistan
Friday Night Ban on Pro Football Games Urged
Washington AP Iowa Rep. John Culver urged banning Friday night professional football telecasts within 75 miles of high school games. He said high schools rely on football receipts and pros develop from high school play, urging inclusion in judiciary committee legislation.
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Washington
Iowa
John Culver
National Football League
House Judiciary Committee
Culver
British Unions Urge Halt to U S Bombing of Vietnam
In Blackpool England the British trades union congress representing about nine million workers urged the United States to stop bombing North Vietnam. The appeal came Thursday amid growing antiwar activity in Britain and calls for peace talks.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Trades Union Congress
U. S
North Vietnam
Roosevelt Heads Liberal Slate Against OConnor
Frank OConnor faced a Liberal party challenge led by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr as he sought to become New Yorks first Democratic governor since 1958. OConnor won a first ballot at the Buffalo convention while Republican Nelson Rockefeller secured a Rochester nomination.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Frank O'Connor
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
O'Connor
Nelson Rockefeller
New York City
Howard Samuels
Canandaigua
Rockefeller
Rochester
Roosevelt
Liberals
Liberal Party
Alex Rose
Arrest Threat For Absentees In Senate Civil Rights Battle
Democratic Leader Mansfield warned he will deploy the sergeant at arms to arrest missing senators if absenteeism continues blocking the civil rights bill. Senator Hart said the bill’s fate rests with Republican Leader Dirksen who opposes the open housing provision while backers claim a majority but need two thirds to closs debate.
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Washington
Mansfield
Mont
Senate
Hart
D-Mich
Dirksen
Ill
Discipline tensions rise at College Community HS incident
Superintendent Samuel Wiley described a Thursday incident involving 17 year old David Hickey and staff member Kenneth Marsh in Marshs office after complaints of speeding near the campus. Hickey left school with his father after the clash and Marsh, known for firm disciplinary methods, declined comment. A full report will go to the College Community school board next Tuesday.
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College Community School District
David Hickey
Kenneth Marsh
Prairie High School
Samuel Wiley
Marsh
Hickey
Wiley
Marvin Brase
Transportation For College Community Schools
Brase
Supt
Clarence Bergman
Bergman
University of Iowa
College Community School Board
Johnson seeks 16 month pause on business tax benefits
President Johnson urged Congress to suspend for 16 months special tax benefits for businessmen building new plants and purchasing machinery to cool the booming economy.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
President Johnson Calls NYC Rush Horror in Transit Aid Signing
President Johnson denounced the daily horror of city rush hours while signing legislation authorizing $300 million in federal aid over two years to urban mass transit. He announced Leo Cusick as deputy undersecretary to oversee transit funds and urged renewed city rebuilding across health education housing and jobs. The measure provides $150 million annually in grants for capital improvements to subway bus rail and other systems.
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Washington
Johnson
Leo Cusick
New York City Transit Authority
Housing and Urban Development
Why the cap on toothpaste predicts marriage
A witty aside questions why the man who replaces the toothpaste cap often marries a woman who leaves the cap off, suggesting a humorous mismatch in domestic habits. The light quip plays on contrasting daily routines within a couple.
Viet Cong Attacks Increase Around Saigon Election
Viet Cong terrorists strike across multiple sites in Saigon area and countryside. In Binh Hoa a village chief and others were killed or wounded as attacks sought to disrupt Sunday elections. Grenade assaults, assassinations, and arson rise with police offering rewards for communist suspects.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Binh Hoa
U.S
74 Yanks Killed as Saigon War Grinds On
The U S command reports 74 Americans killed in combat last week 570 wounded and 10 missing or captured while ground actions remain scattered American fighter bombers flew 122 missions against North Vietnam targets including oil depots bridges and missile sites Total U S forces in Vietnam numbered 305 400 with 3 000 arrivals since the 4 500 man 11th armored regiment ships are due to debark An apparent fire at a U S depot near Saigon is under investigation with officials noting possible arson or a short circuit and questioning the timing of the blaze
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Saigon
U.S
U. S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
11Th Armored Regiment
Coast Guard
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
U. S. Command
U. S.army
506Th
Joseph Pieklik
Worcester
Mass
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