14 Hour Search Seeks Killer In Dixie Field
A 14 hour manhunt across woods and fields near a Georgia town tracked Robert Lee Williams, the fugitive accused of killing two women and raping a girl, wounding a 16 year old and a bloodhound handler, while exchanging gunfire with law enforcement. Alabama Florida and Georgia officers joined the posse of about 500 to corner the suspect as the siege began at a cafe owned by Esteen Bryant and Ella Croon. Williams, described as a giant armed with a shotgun, was killed after a final confrontation near a pasture fence. The incident also left Morris Stuart hospitalized and possibly blind in the left eye. Williams had traveled to Georgia with Florida watermeon picker collaborators.
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Nonaldnsville
AUPI
Williams
Prison Trusty
Cecil Franklin
Georgia
Bureau of Investiga- Georgia
Tion
Robert Lee Williams
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Morris Stuart
Stuart
Atlanta
Dorrors
Dorror
Esteen Bryant
Ella Croon
Franklin
Alabama
Florida
FBI
Russian floods flood Sochi streets and crops
The Komsomolskaya Pravda reported floods in Sochi last week washing trucks from the Al Barage through streets. Dozens of apartments were flooded and local cucumber tomato and potato fields were ruined.
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Moscow
al Barage
Sochi
Komsomolskayal
Pravda
Dhe
Carroll Righters Astrological Forecast for July
A cluttered astrology page by Carroll Righter offers general guidance for each sun sign. It cautions Aries to practice self control, Sagittariuses to avoid temper and keep promises, Capricorns to team up for profits, and Aquarians to fulfill obligations. Included are Taurus, Gemini, Moon Children, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Pisces, Scorpio, and remarks on a born today child as well as a pitch for the July forecast and the author’s Hollywood mailing address.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
Carroll Righter
the Daily Review
Box
Hollywood
Calif
Big Welcome Planned for U S Carrier in San Francisco
San Francisco readies a grand salute for a 95,000 ton warship returning from Vietnam. A harbor parade features a jazz boat, a tug with a military band, a blimp, and Navy and Alameda planes. The Harbor Prince will drop petals and balloons while Playboy Club volunteers distribute more to crewmen’s children.
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San Francisco
U.S
Enterprise
Viet Nam
Golden Gate
Turk Murphy
Sixth Army
Navy
Alameda
Harbor Prince
Bunnies
Playboy Club Bunnies
Pier 3
Marine Exchange
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Disneyland
North Beach
Golden Gate Bridge
Pathema
California Man Discovers Acryline for Denture Comfort
California man unveils Acryline a new denture sealant claimed to fit plates perfectly with a vacuum seal. The product uses a novel start ling vacuum principle and purportedly feels like natural teeth. Each application lasts about six months and is sold at drug counters.
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California
Bakersfield
Calif
Mississippi marchers demand black power in Belzoni rout
Civil rights activists led by Willie Ricks of SNCC arrive near Belzoni Mississippi to press for increased Negro voter registration as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. plans to rejoin the march. The crowd, about 1,000 strong, blocks Route 7 and chants for black power amid tense security.
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Belzoni
Miss
Mississippi
Martin Luther King Jr
Bekoni
Willie Ricks
Meredith
Hank Coleman
Omaha
Neb
Peru
Peace Corps
Coleman
Legislature Faces Major Adjournment Rush in California
Sacramento reports indicate the Legislature races toward adjournment with a controversial drunken driving bill and the Brown budget. The drunken driver measure, backed by Assemblyman Petris, would allow tests only if officers have probable cause and could suspend a license for six months for refusal, while the revenue counting plan shifts receipts to the state treasury. Senate leaders expect enough votes to clear their budget measure, amid Republican demands for substantial spending cuts and a $150 million reduction for support.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Nicholas C
Petris
Oakland
Senate
Collier
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Gov.l
Edmund G. Brown
Edmund
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
GOP
Flash Floods Hit Texas Homes Amid Severe Thunderstorms
Severe weather battered the central plains and upper Midwest with flash floods spilling into Texas homes as 6 inch rains drenched areas near the Great Plains front. A tornado watch extended through early evening across North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota while scattered rainfall eased drought along the Atlantic coast with several locales reporting over an inch of rain in six hours.
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Great Plains
Dakotas
Minnesota
Texas
North Dakota
Savannah
Miami Beach
Fls
Dirksen Aims to Force School Prayer Amendment Battle
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said he will try this week to force a constitutional amendment making public school prayer legal, relying on 48 co sponsors and a hoped for 51 vote majority. If blocked in committee he will offer the measure as a substitute on a pending bill. Also, aging investigators said poverty efforts fail to aid seven million elderly poor. OEO lacks clear responsibility to focus on the elderly in programs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett
M. Dirksen
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Senate Judiciary
Senate Committee On Aging
Office of Economic Opportunity
Two Lost When Boat Capsizes In Monterey Bay
A fishing skiff capsized in Monterey Bay on Sunday leaving two men missing. A boy aged 11, Mark, was rescued after drifting 114 hours until Coast Guard rescue. Coast Guardsmen said air-sea search would continue for Marcos Esei Nueva 51 of East Palo Alto and Beni no Rivera of Palo Alto. Nueva was Mark’s father.
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Monterey
Monterey Bay
Coast Guard
Marcos Esei Nueva
East
Palo Alto
Benino Rivera
Runanymeade
Nueva
Mark
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Hayward
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