Weasel Named Roy James Faces London Train Robbery Charge
James a bearded suspect arrested after rooftop chase in St Johns Wood London faces two counts of taking part in August mail train robbery worth 2 282747 pounds. Detective Chief Superintendent Thomas Butler describes arrest after a roof pursuit as officers broke into his flat. James denies involvement in the Leatherslade Farm raid and recalls little from the pre-raid period.
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Conference Slated On Boosted Food Aid In West Virginia
State officials say next week federal and state leaders will outline how to handle a surge in surplus commodities for West Virginia. Governor Barron lauds President Johnson for increasing food allotments while noting longer term gains for school lunch milk and patient meals amid a shrinking recipient base. Vatican City reports FAO presented Pope Paul VI with stamps from 150 nations supporting the hunger campaign.
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Bailey Endorsed On Water Bills By Bailey In Charleston
Former Representative Bailey urged passage of public works bills to control acid drainage from abandoned coal mines and create a federal water pollution control commission. He warned pollution threatens national welfare and projected water needs rising to 515 billion gallons daily by 1980 from 465 today. He noted about 20 100 abandoned mines across eight states pollute streams, arguing pollution abatement costs are high and require strong administrative status.
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Senators Pay Tribute To Kennedy In Senate Eulogies
Senators rose one by one to honor John F. Kennedy in a six hour session as the Senate paused all business to deliver tributes. Leaders lauded his brilliance and tolerance while Edward Kennedy thanked the chamber for its support and urged national unity under President Johnson.
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