Morris Store names Joseph E Hughes Dallas manager
Joseph E Hughes, who began as a stockman at Corry G C Murphy Company, is named manager of the Morris Store in Dallas Texas announced by K T Paxton vice president and personnel director. The Murphy company owns Morris Department Stores.
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Joseph E. Hughes
Corry G. C. Murphy Company
Morris
Dallas
Tex
K. T. Paxton
Murphy Company
Morris Department Stores
Dixie Nichols
Corry
Picket by divorcees protests humane divorce laws
In Detroit a four year old girl and ten angry families picketed outside the City County Building to dramatize what they call inhumane divorce laws. The group led by John Tomasko said the aim is to take the profit out of divorce and charged lawyers reap exorbitant fees.
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Detroit
Kathy Evans
Kathy
John Tomasko
Inez Blows Across Caribbean Toward Guadeloupe
Hurricane Inez moved toward Guadeloupe with top winds near 100 mph. Residents were urged to board up as the storm threatened nearby islands including Marie Galante Desirade Antigua Montserrat and warned to expect higher winds and galeforce gusts.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Guadeloupe
Atlantic
Mariegalante
Desirade
Antigua
Montserrat
Dominica
St. Kitts
St. Martin
U.S. Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S
Four More From Pennsylvania Die in Viet Nam
The Defense Department reported four additional Pennsylvania fatalities in the Viet Nam War. All from Philadelphia were Army Spec. 4 Joe T. Johnson Army Pfc. Joseph T. Williams and Marine Pfc. John W. Jolley Jr. The fourth, Army Pfc. George Wycinsky Jr., hailed from McClellandtown and died of wounds.
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Washington
Philadelphia
McClellandtown
Defense Department
Army
Joe T. Johnson
Joseph T. Williams
John W. Jolley Jr
George Wycinsky Jr
Department
Long-time College Trustee and Ex-Publisher Highlighted
A long-time trustee of the college and a former newspaper publisher in Edinboro is noted in a memorial or biographical mention. The item emphasizes the individual’s contributions to local education and journalism through years of service and leadership.
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The
Edinboro
Vietnam War Dual Air Raids Extend Across Buffer Zone
American bombers from Guam hit North Vietnam supply dumps inside the buffer zone while tactical jets attacked a western DMZ truck park and oil dump. The raids, spanning Hanoi to the southern panhandle, left 38 cargo barges, 16 bridges, 13 antiaircraft sites and 10 trucks damaged or destroyed. One F105 was shot down, pilot missing, marking the 387th loss in the north. In Saigon, South Vietnam’s Constituent Assembly opened to draft a new constitution as Premier Ky spoke of democracy and progress amid ongoing trials.
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Page
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Demilitarized Zone
North Viet Nam
North
Hanoi
Haiphong
Panhandle
Air Force
Red River Valley
Communist
China
Oriskany
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Constituent Assembly
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thine
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S. Command
UF Oh Hovers Followed By Apparent Eagle Attack
Witnesses describe UF Oh! swooping from the curb and pursuing a group as they crossed the street. Two small voices allegedly exclaimed that's a good guy, as the incident drew attention from bystanders.
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United Fund Moneys
UF Oh
West Germany balks at extra payment in debt talks
LBJ reports continued talks with West German leaders as a U.S. working group presses for more German help on a 1.35 billion dollar obligation. Erhard says Germany cannot pay beyond half before the June 30 1967 deadline while the U.S. proposes options including purchasing Treasury notes to cover the balance.
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Germany
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
George W. Ball
United States
Kai Une von Hassel
Ludger Westrick
Karl Carstens
West Germany
Erhard
U.S. Treasury
Arab Health Officials Back Widespread Cholera Vaccination
Health officials from Syria Kuwait Saudi Arabia Jordan and Lebanon met in Chtaura Lebanon to urge immunizing about 15 million people against cholera linked to Iraq. The consensus aims to curb the outbreak risk across the five-nation region.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Syria
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Chtaura
FBI Agent Contends Motive in Liuzzo Shooting Case
Rowe testified that Wilkins an auto mechanic from Fairfield Alabama with Fair field connections used an .88 caliber pistol given by Thomas to fire into Mrs Liuzzo's car during a pursuit on U S 65 the night of March 25 1965. The Detroit civil rights marcher was killed.
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Wilkins
Eaton
Liuzzo
Rowe
Fairfield
Ala
Thomas
Detroit
Klansmen Indicted for Murder Face Federal Conspiracy Sentences
Thomas Wilkins and Eaton were indicted for murder in state court. Wilkins was acquitted after a deadlocked trial, Eaton died of a heart attack before trial. All three were later tried in federal court for civil rights conspiracy tied to the Liuzzo case and each received 10 year terms. Appeals are pending in the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Thomas
Wilkins
Eaton
Fairfield
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