Confession Bolsters Case In Killing Of Rights Aides
Jackson Mississippi AP report outlines how a written confession from Doyle Barnette and other evidence are shaping a planned federal grand jury docket in Meridian. The three civil rights workers Michael Lahence, James Chaney, Andrew Goodman were killed June 21 near Philadelphia. The FBI remains tight lipped on additional confessions while prosecutors weigh federal civil rights charges and possible state indictments.
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Jackson
Miss
Justice Department
Federal Plan
Michael Lahence
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
FBI
Nee Wee
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Meridian
U.S
Esther Carter
Barnette
Federal Post Office
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Paul Johnson
Repo
Mother Of Four Children Slain in Cambria County
JOHNSTOWN Pa A Cambria County man faces a murder charge in the shooting of his wife the mother of four young children Police said Mrs Dorothy Josephson 7 of nearby South Fork was killed instantly by a pistol shot early yesterday She was found in bed Her husband Theodore 39 was held in Cambria County jail on murder charge
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Johnstown
Cambria County
Dorothy Josephson
South Fork
Theodore
Smoking control studies show declines in male and female smokers
A wide sampling of 2,500 American households found male cigarette smokers dropping from 59 to 52 percent and female smokers from 31 to about 28 percent. The Surgeon General cited growing unease about cigarettes and illness while officials pressed for stronger labeling, advertising limits, and education.
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Maurine B. Neuberger
DiOre
Congress
Public Health Service
Interagency Council
Emerson Foote
Council
Malcolm H. Merrill
California
Educa
District of Columbia
G. Foote
Tron
Terry
Jap Leader in U S For Talks
Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato arrives in San Francisco on a U S visit to press trade policy shifts with the United States and Red China. He will meet President Johnson and Secretary Rusk in Washington then U Thant in New York, signaling efforts to deepen mutual understanding while facing domestic and international pressure over trade and the U S tax on foreign investments.
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San Francisco
Eisaku Sata
Washington
Japan
China
U.S
Johnson
Dean Rusk
U.N
U Thant
New York
Sato
Red China
Hayato Ikeda
Peking
Police Weighty Drunk Man Arrested After Cold Car Call
Edward Oldenski reported spotting a man slumped near a car at Esso Hall. Eugene L Kerr of Fryburg, six feet four inches and 200 pounds, required police help to enter the station. Kerr pled guilty to drunkenness, paying $29 in fines and costs after a waived hearing.
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Wislone
Edward Oldenski
West Main Street
Esso Hall
West Smith Street
Oldenski
Harley Drake
Julius Wotus
Eugene L. Kerr
Fryburg
Kerr
Wotus
Drake
Four Miners Escape As 14 Trapped After Serbian Mine Blast
Belgrade reports an overnight explosion in a southern Serbian coal mine trapped fourteen miners about five thousand feet underground. Rescue teams worked through the night as a rock slide and fire followed from a compressor used in pneumatic drilling. Technicians said little chance of survivors. Four miners escaped.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Erie youth admits 43 burglaries for kicks
A 15 year old from Erie confessed to a spree of 43 burglaries described as “for the kicks.” Police, aided by a polygraph, verified details about interiors and a few stolen items. He will be moved from Erie County jail to a juvenile institution due to his age. his parents are noted as concerned.
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Erie
Erie County
Brie
Westside
Ben Kwitowski
Detec
Tive
Edward Respecki
Richard “Skunieczka
Oly
Carl Kalinowski
Kalinowski
Capt
Ted Davidson
Lawrence Park
Alinowski
Bayfront
Pa Man Charged With Cruelty To Animals
John Dieroff of Colebrookdale Township near Boyertown faces further cruelty to animals charges after three hours of testimony. The Humane Society official said about 7% of dogs were crowded into a small, unheated kennel with no windows. The State Agriculture Department lifted Dieroff’s kennel license for inadequate records and sanitary code violations.
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Reading
John Dieroff
Colebrookdale
Boyertown
Justice of the Peace
Charles Randibaugh
Frank McMahon
The
Humane Society of the United States
Dierolf
State Agriculture Department
Dieroff
Viscount Monckton Dies at 73 in London
Viscount Monckton, 73, former labour minister and key figure in the 1963 constitutional crisis surrounding King Edward VIII, died Saturday of pneumonia. He was a friend and adviser to Edward during the abdication episode, noted for his blunt remarks about the monarch’s youth and indulgent behavior.
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Viscount Monckton
London
Edward VIII
Monckton
Edward
Wallis Warfield Simpson
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