Banks Escape Hoodlum Probe After Struggle
Washington banks dodge a costly probe by Reuters and the Chicago Tribune Press Service. The House Banking and Currency Committee unanimously voted to invalidate all outstanding subpoenas in the bank ownership inquiry while authorizing Chairman Wright Patman to issue new subpoenas as needed. A domestic finance subcommittee will review compliance questions and the subpoena demands within five days, with changes to limit stockholder disclosures to major holders only.
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Chicage Tribune Press Service
Washington
House Banking and Currency Comittee
Wright Patman
Test
Charles L. Weltner
Patman
Alma Damage Rips Through Northwest Jacksonville
Gusts reached 100 miles per hour twenty miles south of Tallahassee as Alma moved inland. The storm’s long Gulf coast trek triggered strong winds up to 100 mph and 61 mph gusts in Tallahassee, uprooting trees and causing lights to flicker in sections.
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Tallahassee
Alma
Storts
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Ozark Employes Agree to Talks
A union representing about 00 Ozark Airlines employees said it accepted an invitation to meet in Washington next Tuesday with the National Mediation Service to resolve a dispute with the company. The union has set a strike for June 17 and will be represented, with clerical workers ticket agents and cargo handlers scheduled to strike.
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Kansas City
Ozark Airlines
Washington
National Mediation Service
Alma Ozark
Midwest
Peadiewad
Civil rights march notes amid storms and departures
Jeers section reports on memorial for Phipps and cause of death by Dr Alvin Poussaint. King plans to return to Chicago as CORE leaders Floyd McKissick and James Farmer head back to New York. Leaders caution on nonviolence and discuss costs of uniforms and wage changes while volunteers brace for storms along the route from Alligator Point to Cedar Key with 50 Memphis volunteers aiding the effort.
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Alvin Poussaint
Jackson
Tte
King
Chicago
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Congress of Racial Equality
James Farmer
New York
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Cedar Key
C&pt
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Alligator
Wawash
Apalachicola
James Daly
Keke
Hosea Williams
Memphis
James H. Meredith
Mississppi
Senatobia
Cone
Florida storm toll rises as bridge search continues
The death toll in Florida rose to five as Irene Winters body was found near the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Capt J Jayid Winters remains missing after their failed attempt to reach Bradenton in a 38 foot boat. Florida towns faced flooding while authorities issued subpoenas and brace for continuing fallout from the storm.
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Florida
Irene Winters
Sunshine Skyway
Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg
Capt
J. Jayid
Winters
Bradenton
Capt. Winters
University Plans Buy or Rent Plan for FAA Building
Mazzucca states the university would rent if purchase funds are unavailable and notes this option was funded through an omnibus bill to pay rent rather than use operating funds. He says the leasing action, long discussed, followed an announced plan and aims to clear up mis understandings.
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Mazzuce
Univ
FAA
University
Western Union Announces Pact Ending Telegraph Strike
Washington AP Western Union announced a two year contract with the AFL-CIO Commercial Telegraphers Union ending a strike by about 20 000 employees that halted public telegraph service nationwide. Wages and fringe benefits rise about 4 7 percent per year retroactive to June 1. Public service expected to return to normal by evening. Leased wires to government agencies unchanged.
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Washington
West Jern Union
Afl-Cio
Western Union
Leaders press for bipartisan Viet Nam conference demand
Senate and House leaders urged immediate bipartisan talks as Dirksen warned the nation is imperiled. Ford called the Defense Department casualty reports alarming and said officials were withholding full facts about troop buildup, sparking a crisis of confidence in the administration.
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Gerald R. Ford
House
Dirksen
Defense Department
Congress
Viet Nam
Ford
Interco plans expansion after strong 1965 gains
Interco Manufacturing reports 1965 net sales of about 492 million and net income around 11 million, with per share 3.04. Company growth includes 48 shoe factories and 21 finished goods warehouses, plus 31,800 employees. Management seeks 250,000 preferred shares and 6 million common shares to fund acquisitions and new units, with a warehouse financing plan tied to upcoming voter approval.
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Cowden Manufacturing Co
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Central Hardware and Witte
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Hte
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Jeterson
Missouri newsmen sail for Europe on two week tour
Sixty four members of the Missouri Press Association left Washington with officials and headed to a two week tour of six European countries. They will visit England the Netherlands Belgium Germany Switzerland and Italy. James Kirkpatrick Missouri secretary of state and Windsor Review publisher heads the group.
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Trag
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Long
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Belgium
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Switzerland
Italy
James Kirkpatrick
Windsor Review
Tornadoes Rip Chicago Suburbs
Two tornadoes roared through northwestern Chicago suburbs causing at least one death and injuries to 14 others. Damage exceeded 5 million with Pal-Waukee Airport among the hardest hit as planes and hangars collapsed.
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Arlington Heights
Chicago
Richard W. Ogilvie
Pal-Waukee
Topeka Tornado Victims Listed
AP reports Topeka tornado victims names and ages. Hattie Anderson 91 is to be buried in Council Grove. others include John Culver 59 Calvin Wolf 64 Bertha Whitney 83 Sterling Taylor 62 Lisle Grauer 66 Grayford Lee 62 and William Bachauss 65 whose home was wrecked at McLauth. All victims have Topeka addresses or ties. A unidentified man is also listed.
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John Wells
Oliver J. Milton
Edward J. Lyons
Bertha M. Whitney
Sterling Taylor
Lisle Grauer
Grayford Lee
William Bachauss
McLauth
Boy Dies After Falling Through Skylight at Yard
ST LOUIS AP reports 11 year old Danny Gerli was killed when he fell about 25 feet from a roof into a concrete floor at an abandoned brick yard while playing with other children. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Gerli.
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Gerli
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Peace Front Continues as Viet Nam Casualties Rise
North Vietnam estimated 300 or more enemy deaths on the battlefield 260 miles north of Saigon and 250 Viet Cong killed 48 miles north of Saigon as three U.S. planes were lost during 81 missions. Allied combat deaths fell to 244 last week from 930 the prior week while American deaths totaled 109 versus 87. Buddhist monks and nuns issued a manifesto condemning American Viet Nam policy but urged conciliation over protest.
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Saigon
U.S
Air
Navy
North Viet Nam
Indonesian air force helicopter crash kills 12 on takeoff
An Indonesian air force helicopter crashed on takeoff near Tasikmalaya in West Java, killing all 12 people aboard, Radio Jakarta reported.
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Indonesia
Air Force
Tasikamalaya
West Jara
Radio Jakarta
Johnson assesses twin storms with federal aid hoped
President Johnson reviews reports of Hurricane Alma in the South and a destructive Topeka tornado as disaster coordinators relay needs to Washington. Moyers says governors must request aid and surveys confirm major disaster areas before funds are released. Kent Hutton surveys Topeka. Florida shelters house 21,870 refugees overnight in 191 shelters.
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Johnson
Florida
Midwest
White House
Garris Bryant
Office of Emergency Planning
Bill D. Moyers
Bryant
Alma
Topeka
Kan
Moyers
Kent Hutton
Charles W. Wright Jr
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