Slain youth Phil Booth remembered as a gentle worker
A sign reading Closed marks a quiet neighborhood near the Fort Wood area after Phil Booth, 16 or 20, was shot to death between 9 and 11 p.m. The victim, described as a reliable gas station worker, was forced into a car at the station lot and shot. friends recall him as a “real hustler” who enjoyed helping others. Police and FBI consider the motive unknown as detectives investigate the fatal shooting.
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Phil Booth
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Ft. Leonard
Fr. Wood
Larry Schmidt
Schmidt
US. claims Reds meddle in politics
Paris dispatch reports U S officials accuse North Vietnam of interference in American affairs and call for peacemaking, with Harriman demanding an end to outside meddling during the Paris talks. Thuy rejects outside interference while Johnson's policy faces criticism amid ongoing negotiations.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Harriman
Kuan
Rugged Island Society Aims to Teach Knitting Skills
Singapore leaders push for a rugged island society as classes are announced at Ful ton High School to teach knitting. The program lists two beginner venues and one for advanced knitters with a $10 fee covering instructors rent and materials.
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Fulton High School
Pigeons disrupt Parliament building in New Delhi
A chaotic scene unfolds as pigeons invade the Parliament complex. Reporters describe debris and mess on the grounds, with equipment affected and no injuries reported at the time of filing. The incident highlights infrastructure and maintenance costs for the parliamentary facility.
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New Delhi
Partia
Seattle
Fraud charges loom over Merrill Lynch firm and affiliates
News reports state that Merrill Lynch and Fenner Smith faced fraud charges as securities regulators pursue actions against top Wall Street firms. Authorities alleged improper handling of insider information and coordinated responses by Merrill Lynch executives and associated funds. The firm denied wrongdoing and pledged vigorous defense.
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Securities and Exchange Com
Merrill Lynch
New York
Wall Street
Asbiggest
John Haire
Allgrounds
Ichor Corp
Carpet
Management Co
Cit
Cently
Madison Fund
Dreyfus
Corp
Top Mutual Funda
Edge
Douglas
Merrill
Lynch
Merrilis
Washington
Merrill Lynch tied to secret stock deals in Douglas Aircraft case
The SEC says Merrill Lynch helped Douglas Aircraft issue bonds while learning the firm’s earnings were weaker than expected. The SEC timeline cites a “per- MERICO CITY” unity thread and notes large investors cleared 190,000 unwanted shares, with favored clients receiving commissions split to Merrill Lynch in a practice called give ups.
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Merrill Lynch
Douglas Aircraft Co
Per- Merico City
Army
Dent Unity
Douglas
National Palace
Polytechnic
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Dents Sancti Fest
Wales
Paseo de la
Mexico
Barrasa de Serrate
EE Ee Ec
Diaz Ordaa
Une
Til Diaz Ordaz
Wall Street
New York Stork Exchange
Winthrop Lenz
Gillette K. Martin
Welfare riot sparks clashes at City Hall rally
New York welfare recipients clash with police outside City Hall as thousands protest a new simplified payment system. About 600 demonstrators march, 13 arrested and 7 injured, with 3 officers hurt. Demonstrators say the change cuts aid below prior levels and reduces clothing and household allowances. Police deploy 200 officers, nine mounted, to maintain order during the hourlong confrontation.
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New York
Den-Ier
Young executive puzzled by daylight saving time confusion
Olson, 39, executive vice president at Versailles based on coming from the University of Alaska, faced a daylight time dispute. Tammy Gormley, 5, and a family of three children questioned bedtime at 8 p.m. as daylight lingered, while a mother explained the concept to the child who said they did not tell God about it.
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Buena Park
Calif
Rajaratnam
Parliamen
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Wepe
Calleo University of Alaska Press
National Biscuit Co
Alaska
Duces
St. Joseph's
Sinnathamby
Wichita
Univershearse
Resurrection
Ceme jSugar
City of Alaska
Tery
Olson
William Tewell
University of Alaska
Versailles
Tammy Gormley
Tammy
Escapee Griffin Captured After Missouri Chase
Jimmy Lee Griffin, an escapee from Cole County jail, was caught by Missouri Highway Patrol near Linn on U.S. 50 at 10:15 p.m. Tuesday and returned for extradition. Authorities say he aided by a jail inmate and planned further escapes, facing possible Mississippi return and a 10 year maximum sentence.
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Cole County
Tie
Missouri Highway Patrol
Linn
John Ford
Griffin
U.S. 50
Kinder
Mississippi
Niat
Missouri
Misesnape
Kander
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