Lost Boys Found Safe After Night At Friend's House
Cedar Rapids police located James Taylor age 10 and Richard Taylor age 8 after a city wide search. They spent Friday night at the Varner residence on 1805 O avenue NW and were found Saturday noon riding bicycles near the home. Their parents were notified and the boys were taken to police headquarters before returning home.
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Cedar Rapids
James Taylor
Richard
Joe Taylor
Fourth Street
William Varner
O Avenue NW
Varners
Brian
Police Juvenile Bureau
James
Richard Taylor
Taylor
Harrison School
Roosevelt Junior High School
Pamela
Harrison
Wallace Ultimatum Threatens Desegregated Schools
Gov. George Wallace warned Alabama school boards that assign Negro teachers to white schools must remove them or face state police action. He cited the 1963 use of troopers to block integration and targeted boards in Tuscaloosa and Lauderdale counties for defying the new state law nullifying unlawful desegregation.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Lauderdale
Tuscaloosa County
Lauderdale County
Florence
Northport
Holt High School
Boteler High School
Riverside High
City Lines Seeks Cedar Rapids Bus Lease Amid Strike
National City Lines offered to lease the Cedar Rapids operation for one year at 4000 annually per month with buses and real property, or lease to manager Raymond Bagley at the same rate plus supplies. Bagley warning of subsidy needs and pension costs highlights union pressures as the eight week dispute persists.
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National City Lines
Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
B. W. Franklin
Tampa
Fla
Raymond Bagley
Bagley
Modesto Pvt Lamas Convicted For Refusing Vietnam Duty
Pvt David Lamas 20 of Modesto California found guilty of refusing to board an aircraft bound for Saigon from McGuire AFB. Sentenced to five years hard labor dishonorable discharge forfeiture of pay and allowances. Ten member military court deliberated 25 minutes before verdict. Wife Marlene attended in audience and sobbed upon guilty verdict.
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FT. DIX
N.J
David Lamas
Modesto
Calif
Vietnam
Saigon
McGuire Air Force Base
Samas
Marlene
Death Sentence To Key Official Under Sukarno
Yusuf Muda Dalam, a former Sukarno cabinet member, is sentenced to death in Jakarta on charges of subversion embezzlement state funds and illegal possession of firearms. Prosecutors say he used 280 million dollars of state funds and imported firearms before the coup attempt. Prosecutors say he had up to 18 unofficial wives. The court accepted the death verdict and he can appeal within one week.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Yusuf Muda Dalam
Sukarno
Dalam
Czechoslovakia
John Glenn’s Father Dies in Ohio
NEW CONCORD Ohio AP John H Glenn Jr 71 father of the United States first orbiting astronaut died Friday of cancer He was a longtime New Concord plumber for 43 years before retiring in 1959.
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New Concord
Ohio
John H. Glenn, Jr
United States
SNCC seeks court void of Carmichael arrest basis
The SNCC and Stokely Carmichael ask a federal court to strike down Georgia inciting to riot riot and unlawful assembly laws used in his arrest over a Tuesday disturbance. They seek a free-judge panel and a permanent injunction against city officials to protect rights of SNCC members in Atlanta.
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Carmichael
Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
SNCC
Georgia
Gemini 11 mission postponed to Monday at Cape Kennedy
The Gemini 11 rendezvous and space walk was scrubbed due to an Atlas Agena autopilot problem. Astronauts Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon remained in readiness quarters as engineers troubleshoot the faulty guidance system and plan a Monday morning retry.
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Charles Conrad
Richard Gordon
Conrad
Gordon
Atlas
Cape
King Rebuke in Memphis Condemns Riots and Black Power
Martin Luther King Jr. voiced in Memphis his strongest rebuke yet to black power as he warned against riots in Chicago Cleveland and Atlanta. He urged persistence in the struggle for justice but condemned Molotov cocktails rocks and bottles and stressed power lies in unity and suffering for righteousness.
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Memphis
Martin Luther King
Progressive National Baptist Convention
King
Chicago
Cleveland
Atlanta
Chou Apologizes To Students For Activist Squads
Tokyo AP reports Chinese Premier Chou En-lai apologized to Peking University students for the activist squads sent to schools during the culture purge. He blamed leadership mistakes in the past fifty days and said the central committee plenary addressed them.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Peking
Ching Hua University
Chou
Communist Party
Cuban democracy push gains Latin American backing
President Robles of Panama on Saturday supported any united Latin American action to restore democracy in Cuba.
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Miami
Robles
Panama
Latin America
Cuba
Red Forces Target U.S. Billets as South Vietnam Votes
On the eve of South Vietnam’s national election a Viet Cong plot to strike at a U.S. billet and a Saigon radio station was disclosed. Ground clashes occurred around Saigon while U.S. jets attacked targets in the north and a mine attack disrupted a Saigon train. Security increased at residences and polling places amid election tensions.
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Saigon
North
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Red China
William Porter
Porter
Newsweek Magazine
Everett Martin
North Vietnam
South
Johnson
Man’s effort to create easy work sparks women’s aid
A humorous note imagines a device or system that makes work so simple women can do it all. The playful line suggests progress in labor simplification and gender role implications.
Mortgage Aid Bill Signed
President Johnson signed a major economic measure to inject 4.76 billion dollars into the home mortgage market. The funds will help the Federal National Mortgage Administration purchase mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration or guaranteed by the Veterans Administration, easing tight money for builders and buyers.
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Washington
UPS
Johnson
Federal National Mort
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