Weather forecast brief for multiple states shows heat and humidity
The report covers Charleston West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky with hot humid conditions. Upper 80s to mid 90s highs and scattered afternoon thunderstorms expected in parts. Virginia forecast calls for sunny skies with high 90s and mild tonight.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Illness Basis for Truman Gore Mistrial Trial Details
Testimony in the trial of Barron Sawyers and John Koski centers on a conspiracy charge related to stockholder lists and amended meeting minutes. Witnesses Benton Samuels and Barron’s attorney disputed whether Barron attended a key meeting, while defenses seek severance and challenge confidences. The government proceeds with its case as Judge Martin rules on motions and witness admissibility.
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Samuels
Barron, Sawyers
John Koski
Gore
Brown
Barron
Sawyers
Epts
Sebroath
Hollywood
Frs
Southeastern Corporation
Hugh’h. Benton
CPA
Boca Raton
Stanley Preiser
Johnkoski
Preiser
Martin
Benton
Hulett C. Smith
Five Convicts Die as Ohio Ends Mutiny
Under lengthy cross examination by Peter Taft, Brown's lawyer, the jury was told that Dixie Services formed in Florida with Schroath, Brown and Gore as stockholders. The four Ohio and Florida firms show Brown and Schroath held 50 percent each in most interests, salaries of about 20,000 each, and loans totaling 94,000 from 1961 to 1963. Checks totaled 258,000 1961 to 1964 with no income beyond firm payments. Two bankers testified for the defense.
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Corporations Co
Charleston
Interstate
Boca Raton
Preiser
Sawyers
John Koski
Georgetown Homes Inc
Florida
Benton
Quest
Vareno
Isadore
Port Lashinsky
CPA
Invest Right Corp
Toppers Plains
Ohio
Brown
Edgar C. Lawson
Maury €. Koblentz
Koloski
Brown and Schroath
Hostage prison assault ends standoff after failed talks
The stalemate at the prison ends as inmates refuse to negotiate and hostages are freed after two blast entries and heavy gunfire. Gov. Rhodes authorizes force to recover captives amid demands for reforms and guard misconduct allegations.
Johnson stresses desire for fruitful arms talks
President Johnson and White House officials react to Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia with dismay yet avoid deepening Cold War tensions. George Christian reiterates U S intent to pursue contacts in the arms talks area while condemning the invasion as a liberty sign misread by the Communist mind. Johnson urges Moscow to withdraw troops and hopes reason can prevail.
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White House
George Christian
Washington
Hungary
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Johnson
United Nations
Former City Cab Driver Was Captive
The release of nine guards held hostage at the Ohio Penitentiary was welcomed in Charleston. One captive, 56 year old Harry R. Myers, a former Charleston taxi driver, was freed unharmed after moving to Ohio six years ago to work at the prison. His son Harry R. Myers Jr. and daughter Patsy Ratliff were notified that their father had escaped the siege.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Charleston
Harry R. Myers
Ohio
Harry R. Jr
Larwood
Patsy Ratliff
Blount
Campbells Creek
Plantz Case Arguments Due Today
Defense motions in the Charles Gratton Plantz case remain unresolved as the Special Intermediate Court sets further proceedings after Judge Perry Pottenbarger overruled a demurrer. Plantz faces charges in the December 1967 knife slaying of nine year old Helen Louise Miller, with reports indicating trial viability and ongoing pretrial rulings.
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Charles Gratton Plantz
Special Intermediate Court
Perry Pottenbarger
Plantz
Helen Louise Miller
Shell Attacks Hit Saigon Area Amid Fierce Fighting
US and enemy exchanges surge west of Saigon with mortars rockets and ground assaults on Tay Ninh and 25th Infantry units. Four bases struck. 182 enemy killed. Americans missing and wounded while Bien Hoa and Nha Be also shelled with limited damage reported.
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Saigon
Tah Ninh City
Tay Ninh
U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
U. S
Associated Press
Apher
Henri Huet
Bien Hoa
Nha Be
No word on missing Rep Ken Hechler in Prague
The State Department said it had received no word on the whereabouts of Rep. Ken Hechler of West Virginia who disappeared in Prague after Warsaw Pact forces invaded Czechoslovakia. Hechler, 53, was in Prague as a technical adviser for filming his book and was to fly to London and Washington.
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Ball
Soviet Union
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Malik
Moscow
Masaryk
Benes
Dubcek
Washington
State Department
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Prague
Huntington
Pan American
London
Hechler
Unclear Heart Drug Use For Eisenhower Health Crisis
The report notes lidocaine as a synthetic substance under investigation to treat heart rhythm disturbances causing dangerous ventricular fibrillation. It mentions Eisenhower's ongoing heart attack, his seventh in history, and a World War II film project linked to his absence. Prague communications show a nine hour telephone delay.
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Eisenhower
Remagen
Hechlen
Prague
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