Sheppard Pleads Not Guilty in Second Trial Bid
Samuel Sheppard, 42, shouted not guilty to a second degree murder charge in Cleveland. Judge Roy McMahon set bond at 10000, same as a federal bond that allowed his release after a habeas corpus win. Attorneys plan a change of venue as arraignment proceeds.
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Samuel Sheppard
Roy McMahon
Marilyn
Ohio
Sheppard
Samuel
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Russell Sherman
Elyria
McMahon
Cuyahoga County
John Corrigan
Corrigan
U.S
Carl Weinman
Dayton
Hughes Seeks Special Grand Jury Probe in Girl's Death
Gov. Harold Hughes asks Wapello county authorities to convene a special grand jury to investigate the suicide of 16 year old Patricia Malone in Ottumwa jail. He calls for a special prosecutor and notes possible willful neglect by officials. Judge Powers will weigh the request.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Wapello
Patricia Ann Malone
Ottumwa
Alty
Lawrence Scalise
Hughes
Arthur McGiverin
McGiverin
Wapello County
Edward P. Powers
Judge Powers
Malone
Johnson Signs Farm Bill But Plans to Trim Spending
President Johnson signed a bill providing nearly 7 billion dollars for agriculture in fiscal 1967 and borrowing authority for rural electrification. He criticized three provisions including a 312.5 million dollar rise above his budget, a ban on aid to nations trading with North Vietnam, and limits on future agricultural research funding. He said he would reduce expenditures to curb inflation while supporting farm programs.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Congress
North Vietnam
Explosion Rocks Badger Ordnance Works In Baraboo
An explosion ripped through a Baraboo Wisconsin ordnance plant producing gunpowder for Vietnam, injuring at least five people with several treated on site. A fire followed and was under control about an hour after the blast.
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Baraboo
Wis
Friday Night Ban Urged on Pro Football Games
Democratic Rep. John Culver of Iowa urged a ban on Friday night professional games within seven miles of high schools. He said high schools rely on game receipts and that pros train players from the high school level, arguing the move protects the sport’s future strength.
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Washington
Iowa
John Culver
National Football League
House Judiciary Committee
Culver
Roosevelt heads Liberal alate against OConnor
Frank O Connor, aiming to become New Yorks first Democratic governor since 1958, faced organized opposition from the Liberal party led by Franklin D Roosevelt Jr The Liberal split may aid Nelson Rockefeller who seeks a third term as party leaders anticipate O Connors defeat and Rockefeller gains from the Liberal endorsement
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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
Canan- “'Daigua
Rockefeller
Rochester
Roosevelt
Liberal Party
Alex Rose
O’connor
Malaysia Restores Ties with Pakistan After Regional Spats
Kuala Lumpur moves to mend recent frictions with Indonesia and Philippines by re establishing diplomatic relations with Pakistan, signaling a broader regional outreach.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Pakistan
British Unions Call US to Halt Vietnam Bombing
BLACKPOOL England AP Britain s trades union congress representing nearly nine million workers urged the United States on Thursday to stop bombing North Vietnam.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Trades Union Congress
U. S
North Vietnam
Arrest Threat For Absentees In Senate Civil Rights Debate
Washington AP Democratic Leader Mansfield says he will send the sergeant at arms to arrest missing senators if absenteeism continues as the civil rights bill stalls. Senator Hart notes the bill’s fate rests with Republican Leader Dirksen who must help secure a two thirds vote to end debate.
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Washington
Mansfield
Mont
Senate
Hart
D-Mich
J Aon
Dirksen
Dispute at College Community School Involves Student and Staff Member
Superintendent Samuel Wiley said a 17 year old senior, David Hickey, may have been pushed by Kenneth Marsh, the Prairie High School staff member who enforces transportation rules. Hickey left school after the incident. Marsh declined comment. The district planned a full report for the 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 called for cooling the booming economy and asked Congress to suspend for sixteen months the special tax benefits for businessmen building new plants and buying new machinery.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
President Cites Rush Horror in Transit Signing
President Johnson signed legislation authorizing $300 million in federal aid to urban mass transit systems. Leo Cusick, former NYC Transit Authority official, was named deputy undersecretary of housing and urban development to oversee transit aid. Johnson warned cities must renew mass transportation to avoid disaster and poverty in coming decades.
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Washington
Johnson
Big City
Leo Cusick
New York City Transit Authority
Housing and Urban Development
Why Cap On Toothpaste Guides Marital Matchups
A quip explores why the man who caps toothpaste tends to marry a woman who does not and plays on everyday domestic habits. The joke suggests a playful rule of thumb linking simple chores to partner compatibility.
Viet Cong escalate attacks around Saigon election
Viet Cong carried out multiple attacks including grenade blasts and assassinations near Saigon and Binh Hoa hamlet as election violence rose. Casualties included six dead and 20 wounded in daylight strikes aimed at disrupting voting. a government agent and family were killed southwest of the city.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Binh Hoa
14 Yanks Killed In Saigon Amid Rising Vietnam Toll
U S command reports 74 Americans killed in combat last week with 570 wounded and 10 missing or captured. Ground actions were small and scattered while fighter bombers flew 122 missions targeting oil depots bridges and transport lines. Total U S forces in Vietnam reach 305 400 with 3 000 arrivals since the 11th Armored Regiment debarkation. Ky considers running for civilian government president as constitutional convention vote nears. Fire at the 506th field depot near Worcester Massachusetts investigated amid suspicions of possible arson.
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Saigon
U. S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
11Th Armored Regiment
Coast Guard
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
U. S. Army
506Th
Joseph Pieklik
Worcester
Mass
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