FBI Scrambles To Uncover Miss Killers
The FBI pressed a nationwide effort to solve the murders of civil rights workers in Mississippi. Investigators exhumed three bodies from a watershed dam area southwest of Philadelphia, questioned local residents, and questioned Olen Burrage’s truck company workers. Sheriff Rainey and Deputy Price conferred with a segregation watchdog investigator as the probe widened. The three victims, Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney, were last seen after being arrested on a speeding charge near the Negro church burnings last June.
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Philadelphia
Miss
FBI
Here
Olen
Burrage
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
State Sovereignty Commission
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Erie Shooting Suspect Denies Assault Charges
Erie police allege Samuel E. Hoke Jr wounded after a chase and gun battle, pleading innocent to assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder at Harmel Hospital. His attorney expects release early next week as hearings are scheduled, with related charges filed by Millcreek police. The case notes Hoke sought psychiatric help, and details his Meadville birth and wartime service.
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Eras — Samuel E. Hoke Jr
Harmel Hospital
Erie
Hoke
Samuel A. Rossiter
Jess Juiliante Jr
Juiliante
Hamet
Peace’ Justice
Harry Love
Millcreek
Merrill Dever
Hokes
Psymit
Ambassador Koirala resigns as Nepal envoy to U.S.
Nepalese Foreign Office announced the resignation of M. P. Koirala as ambassador to the United States. King Mahendra accepted the resignation, effective August 38th, with no reason given.
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Katmandu
Nepal
United States
M. P. Koirala
Foreign Office
Mahendra
Koirala
Mothers Boys Wife Beaters Generally Of Smaller Breed Not Giants
A Chicago AP report summarizes a pilot study of 12 middle class Massachusetts families. It finds many abusers are not hulking brutes but shy, alcohol-using workers labeled mothers’ boys. Wives endure years of violence until an eldest child prompts help. The psychiatrists note a passive aggressive balance in marriages until the child’s intervention disrupts it.
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Chicago
Massachusetts
John E. Snell
Richard J. Rosenwald
Ames Robey
Framingham
Mass
General Psychiatry
The
American Medical Association
McNamara cites no Chinese armed movements in Vietnam crisis
The defense secretary said China may send combat aircraft to North Vietnam but there were no signs of substantial moves or help in the Maddox Turner Joy attacks. Viet Minh infantry faced Saigon's 1st Division at Ben Hai as China warned against U S aggression and Hanoi claimed an American pilot was identified.
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Asia
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Peking
North Viet Nam
McNamara
Maddox
Turner Joy
Saigon
Ben Hai River
China
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Korea
Hanoi
J.G. Everett Alvarez Jr
Constellation
Alvarez
Navy
J.G. Richard C. Sather
San Jose
Cal
Sather
Pomona
Calif
Capitol Hill
Southeast Asia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Youth pleads guilty after death sentence in Cabot case
Butler County teenager Charles Ganss, 19, once sentenced to death for murder arson and armed robbery in the 1962 death of Mrs Pauline Ritter, pleaded guilty yesterday in the same case after a new trial found a juror prejudiced. A hearing is set for October 5 to enter the plea.
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Stbewe Mus Yee
Butler County
Charles Ganss
Cabot
Ganss
Pauline Ritter
Noted Doctor Dies After 47 Years at Jefferson College
Philadelphia obituary reports the death of Dr. Roy W. Mohler aged 71. A lifelong figure at Jefferson Medical College he served as student doctor professor of obstetrics and gynecology and longtime educator.
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Philadelphia
Roy W. Mohler
Jefferson Medical College
Typhoon Ida Roars Across Luzon With Heavy Manila Rain
Typhoon Ida battered Luzon Island with winds over high speed and drove into the South China Sea. Manila endured heavy rains and seawall flooding, forcing shoreline residents from homes as early damage reports were sparse. Air Force and naval bases on Luzon reported no damage.
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Manila
Rauppines
Luzon Island
South China Sea
Manila Bay
Air Force
Luzon
Roy Rogers Recovers After Neck Surgery
Roy Rogers underwent neck fusion surgery yesterday and is in satisfactory condition at age 52. His wife Dale Evans said the condition began about a decade ago after he fell from a horse, tracing the cause to the accident.
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Lvs Angell
Roy Rogers
Hollywood Cowboys
Rogers
Dale Evans
Wasteful federal crated hospital program exposed
Senator William Proxmire, citing a $38 million federal hospital equipment program, calls crates of unused, perishable hospital units and supplies wasteful. He argues crates should be opened and distributed to operating hospitals, warning the nation would rely on crates in a crisis. He mentions 1,800 crates with 50,000 beds and various equipment not in use.
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Washington
Willi Mrexmire
Wis
Proxmire
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A concise reflection on the enduring presence of printed text as spoken words fade, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting written records.
Scout Troop Musters At Youth Camp In Spartansburg
Florence Kinney reports youths from Spartansburg and Union City attending a week at a Youth Camp. Scouts earned second class and meritorious badges, including swimming and carpentry, and received chip cards. The group planned a wiener roast and a next meeting at 6 30 p.m. at the Youth Center with Camp staff and local leaders assisting.
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Florence Kinney
Sealite
Munday
Conor
Robert McQueer
Brett Marrho
Sivri
Honey
Hevete Hagers
Danny Kinney
Groop
Guy M. Fish
Carl Muore
Union City
Washington Trail Council
Sparta
Moore
County GOPs Feud Over Dem Heckling and Audit Plan
Chaotic county politics show a Republican push to question Democratic conduct amid recalls and a planned audit. Commission pressure centers on County Controller Kyyon, Clerk Clapper’s status, and an audit headed by Clapper from vacation. The probe targets potential misallocation of funds and inventory handling in the department, with figures like Marlin and McQuitty recurring in retirement and personnel moves.
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Joli
Kyyon
Clapper
Tr Vinsdick
Eetiue
Malin
George Coverdale
Martin
Marlin
Sarah McQuitty
A. J.elklein
UNM
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Thant
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Sugar Grove
Donald Powell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Daytona Tabernacle
Maxine McBride
South Dakota
America
Tabernacle Singers
Florida
Spartansburg
Sal
Youl Comber
Julia Sherrill
Meadville
Lewis Anderson
Cathy
Norene
Carka
Toesun
Apts
William Vanterhuul
Shervill
Vanntorhoul
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Ae Sharlock
Grail Sherfork
He Taber
City
Cleveland
Ghin
Lyle Fick
East
Mike Panehak
Judy Sherlock
Mildred Malfust
Ricks
Martone Tallist
Raymond Walfast
Rick Teu
Frank A. Toth
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Tolga
Clarence Wallace
First Ave
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