Deserted Journal Ad Highlights Housing and Furnishings
A fragmented classified style note lists a Westinghouse gas furnace, rooms for rent, several addresses with phone numbers, and offered features such as 2 to 3 bedrooms, modern siding, full baths, and a paved road. It mentions an apartment with 23533 area code and a price around 19,500, plus general storage and supply references. Local dealers and contact lines appear amid the garbled lines.
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Vofriger
Dasung Westing- Apply Lealer
Chen Westingge
Paul L
Alter
Ruby's Rage Becomes Key Theme In Oswald Killing Trial
In Dallas former world welterweight champ Cary Barney discusses Jack Ruby as a troubled youth who "flew into tantrums" and "steam up" when provoked. Testimony portrays Ruby as patriotic yet volatile, with defense aiming to show an emotional trance during the Oswald shooting. The trial nears a possible death sentence in the electric chair.
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Dallas
Cary Barney Ftoss
Jack Ruby
Ross
Ruby
Chicago
Wen
Hays
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
West Side
Melvin Belli
Belli
Oswald
Marine Coins
Air Corps
Patricia Ann Kohl
Joe Tonahill
Tonahill
Jack
Melvin M. Belli
San Francisco
Sinatra Jr kidnap case appeals eyed after life terms
Families of two young men sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping Frank Sinatra Jr. plan appeals. Barry Keenan and John Irwin were convicted on multiple counts and may seek reduced sentences after psychiatric exams. A third defendant, taken to trial on related counts, received a different outcome. Federal Judge East noted terms could be adjusted after evaluations at the Springfield facility.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
George Forde
Joseph Amsler
Barry Keenan
John Irwin
Keenan
Amsler
Lake Tahoe
Calif
William G. East
Federal
Springfield
Trwin
Malcolm X Breaks with Nation of Islam to Form Own Mosque
In New York Malcolm X announces departure from the Nation of Islam to build a separate mosque promoting active self defense against white supremacists nationwide. He aims to guide 22 million Black Muslims toward self defense while urging followers to remain under Elijah Muhammad. He rejects inviting Cassius Clay into his new group. Philadelphia Flower Show opens featuring exhibits worth about 1 million dollars at the Trade Convention Center run by the Philadelphia Printer Show and Pennsylvania Horticultural Institute Society.
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New York
Malcolm X
Malcolm
Associated Pross
America
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Chicago
Seer
New York City
Kennedy
Muhammand
Cassius Clay
Clay
Philadelphia
Commonwealtho I
Philadelhia Plinner Show
Thc
Peonsylvania Hoy“Hionitute Society
French Foreign Minister advocates neutrality in Southeast Asia
Maurice Couve de Murville says Europe and the United States are not ready for a major war in Southeast Asia. In a U S News & World Report interview he argues for neutrality, distinguishing it from neutralism, and warns that the alternative could be communism.
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Paris
Europe
United States
Southeast Asia
Maurice Comye de Murville
U. S. News & World Report
37 Collegians Arrested For Regular Orgy At Hotel
Thirty seven college students face court on charges from a police raid described as a regular orgy at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis. The group, 22 men and 15 women, were rounded up during a Phi Delta Theta fraternity gathering attended by about 600 students from Indiana Purdue and nearby colleges. Evidence included disorderly conduct and public indecency with intoxicated behavior, lights, and a neon sign theft.
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Indianapolis
Claypool
Robert Gigure
Tadby
Phi Delta Theta
Indiana
Purdue
NePaul
Warbash
Hanover
Gigure
Washington Street
Tnedisnapol
Plane crashes into house near O'Hare in fog kills copilot
A chartered DC plane attempting to land at O'Hare in misty weather plowed into a two story home in Hoffman Estates, killing copilot Daniel Jordan. Pilot Virgil Provost survived after two hours in the cockpit. 28 passengers escaped with minor injuries. Firefighters rescued residents and transported the injured pilot to hospital in critical condition. The crash damaged utility lines. no fire occurred. The plane carried 28 passengers and two crew.
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Chicago
O'Hare International
Michigan
Hoffman Estates
Victor Golubski
Virgil Provost
Alsip
Ulianily
Scott Asks OK Of Two Of LBJ S Nominations
Washington AP Senator Hugh Scott Republican of Pennsylvania asks the Senate Judiciary Committee to act this week on President Johnsons nominations of A Leon Higginbotham and John Morgan Davis to the U S District Court in Eastern Pennsylvania both nominees are from Philadelphia They hold recess appointments allowing them to serve on the bench without Senate confirmation Scott discussed with committee chairs James Eastland and others but received no commitments The nominations were approved by a judiciary subcommittee last December but time ran out before adjournment If Congress delays action civil rights filibuster could push confirmations for months
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Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Leon Higginbotham
John Morgan Davis
U.S. District Court
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Senate
Scott
James Eastland
Dmiss
Judiciary
Congress
Cease-Fire Short-Lived In Cyprus War Resumes
In Cyprus fighting renewed around Kilma east of Nicosia after a brief cease-fire. Greek Cypriot government accuses Turkish forces of provocation and offensive positioning during a weekend of clashes. UN envoy Gyani coordinated with President Makarios as security forces struggle to regain control amid damaged communications and ongoing fire.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Kilma
Neal
Sian Tits
Net A. Britie
Nirmal
Tritish
Prem Singh Gyani
Makarios
Klima-Paphos
Dimitri Papageorge
Gyani
Papageorge
U.N
Kuma
Greece King Paul Lies In State For Three Days
The body of King Paul of Greece lay in state in Athens after his death on February 21 following stomach surgery. His son Constantine and Queen Frederika walked behind the gun carriage as servicemen stood at attention along the mile-long route to the Greek Orthodox cathedral. The king, who reigned 17 years, will lie in state for three days prior to the state funeral Thursday. In Washington, President Johnson said his wife Lady Bird and former President Truman would head the American delegation to the funeral.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Royal Palace
Constantine
Frederika
Washington
Johnson
Tihat
Harry S. Truman
Johnson Pushes Draft Age Cut to Fight Poverty Unemployment
President Johnson seeks to lower the draft age from 18 to 17 to back the war on poverty. An official says 500,000 youths yearly who fail the army test would enter special schools for education and vocational training. Academies would replace CCC style camps with intensified schooling.
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Washington
Prudent Johnson
Congress
Army
Sargent Shriver
War On Poverty
Selective Service
Shriver
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
New Deal
McNamara Tours South Vietnam Despite Copter Crash
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara visited the Mekong Delta and Can Tho to boost support for Premier Khanh. A U.S. Army helicopter escort crashed, killing two crewmen. McNamara did not witness the crash but learned of it later. He donated 6800 dollars for 3000 fire victims in Can Tho.
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Hoa Hac
Viet Nam
Robert 8
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
America
Neuyen Khanh
U.S. Army
Can Tho
Khanh
U.S
Top Democrat Harrington Dies in Bloomster Hollow
Smethport Pa Com missioner Albert J Harrington a leading McKean County Democrat died at his home in Bloomster Hollow at age 56 after a long illness and extended period of ill health.
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Smethport
Albert J. Harrington
McKean County
Bloomster Hollow
Harrington
C of C Sets Up Three Sessions With Membership
The Corry Chamber of Commerce schedules three noon to 130 pm sessions to gather member input on better serving the community. Tuesday focuses on current service with retail members. Wednesday and Thursday involve industrial, professional, utility and financial sectors. Speeches by Chamber President Conrad Monroe and Mayor Philip Zalzneck plus several other officials will be presented.
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C of C
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Conrad Monroe
Chamber
Philip Zalzneck
Edward W. Feldt
Frank Dodd
Darwin Wolcott
George Sample
S. A. “Doc” Long
Blag waving welcome for McNamara in Saigon
Vietnames e schoolgirls waved U S Hugs and anti communist banners at the Saigon airport as they welcomed U S Secretary McNamara during a historic visit.
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McNamara
U.S
Saigon
Vicki Wray to Have Remaining Eye Surgically Removed
Vicki Wray a 2 year old cancer patient from Bowling Green North Carolina will undergo removal of her remaining eye today at Duke University Hospital Doctors reported the cancer could claim her left eye after she lost the right eye last July Gifts from hundreds nationwide poured in raising a fund over 17000 dollars to help the family Vicki recently celebrated her third birthday three weeks early with a backyard party and a local group planned a march 27th event with her case drawing national attention
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Durham
N.C
Vicki Wray
Jim
Vicki
Bowling Green
Duke University Hospital
Wray
Blonde Tot
Cleric Defies Parent Church in Parma Service
Tense scene at Sava's Serbian Orthodox Church in Parma as Rev Branko Jusonjic conducts a four hour service in defiance of Mother Church orders. Police patrolled hallways while supporters claimed mismanagement by the Mother Church and Bishop Milivojevic in Libertyville. The dispute centers on church leadership and authority amid factional splits.
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Cleveland Cap
Sava
Parma
Branko Jusongle
Father Jusnojic
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