Woman who triggered Coppolino case testifies in trial
Marjorie Farber, ex-mistress of Dr. Carl Coppolino, testified she wrote a letter to block his Florida license and alleged she would start a whispering campaign. She described overhearing Coppolino say autopsy work would show nothing and discussed Carmela Coppolino’s death and the lack of autopsy.
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Naples
Fla
Mar-jorie Farber
Carl Coppolino
Carmela
Cappolino
Florida
Richard del Torto
Nulley
N.J
Sarasota
Mary Gibson
F. Lee Bailey
Carl
Marjorie
Frank Schaub
Mary
Lynn Silvertooth
Musetto
Millard) White
Exercise and heart health findings from biologists’ talk
Biologists described research linking physical activity to lower heart attack risk. Mayer noted daily brisk walking, tennis, squash, swimming, and skiing aid health. studies cited included Swiss cheese carriers with lower cholesterol, English mail carriers with fewer heart attacks, and Irish migrants with varying risk compared to laborers.
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Mayer
Boston
Switzerland
England
Ireland
Minneapolis
Surveyor 3 Lands On Moon With Hardware Update
The Surveyor 3 mission reports a successful lunar touchdown and stable resting status fifteen minutes after landing. It features a 10 foot high tubular aluminum frame, crushable foot pads, and added mirrors for expanded imaging. After touchdown, an automatic programmer slows the craft from 6000 to 250 mph, then balancing rockets ease it to 3 mph thirteen feet above the surface before final touchdown.
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Albert Hibbs
Johnson to Consider West German Funeral Visit After Adenauer Death
The report notes President Johnson weighing a trip to West Germany for Konrad Adenauer's funeral as a way to reinforce U S German ties amid altered leadership in Germany and sensitivities over nuclear nonproliferation and troop deployments. It cites past meetings, the White House planning, and aims to avoid broad policy issues while signaling allied solidarity.
Global leaders attend solemn burial in Bonn and Cologne
A private burial followed stately ceremonies at Cologne Cathedral with presidents Johnson and de Gaulle and leaders from around the world in attendance. The body traveled from Rhendorf to Bonn then Cologne for official rites, a Roman Catholic Requiem, and a Rhine return voyage by West German navy speedboat.
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Cologne
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Rheendorf
Palais Schaumburg
Bonn
Heinrich Luebke
Pope Paul Enters Language Debate on Mass Practices
In a Vatican discourse Pope Paul condemned experimental tendencies in liturgy and urged clergy and faithful to avoid capricious changes amid critiques of modernizing efforts. He referenced a Vatican controversy where Cardinal Bacci critiqued Cardinal Lercaro, labeling him a danger akin to Luther or Marxism in a controversial foreword. Such publication drew the pope’s sharp disapproval.
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Paul
Ehnted
Antonio Cardinal Bacci
Vatican
Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro
Bologna
Cardinal Lercaro
Liturgy Commission
Martin Luther
Cardinal Lerenzo
Adenauer dies leaves Germany in state of reflection
World figures recall Konrad Adenauer as the lasting West German leader. His four sons and a daughter stood by his Rhine hillside home as church bells tolled and Kiesinger announced the death to a cabinet in session. He shaped postwar recovery with Erhard, signed the De Gaulle friendship treaty, and faced the Soviet bloc as a steadfast foe then urged ties with Russia.
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Soviet Union
Germany
Adenauer
Msgr
Paulie Adenauer
Gorg Adenauer
Rhine
Konrad
Max
Jana
Lotte
Rheendorf Romana
Kiesinger
Hkiesinger
Schleswig-Holstein
Rhineland-Palatinate
Winston Churchill
Bismarck
Tron
Cologne
Gestapo
Eifel
Bonn
Hitler
Reich
Christian Democratic Party
Bonn Republic
Erhard
West Germany
de Gaulle
Alte
Red China
United States
Vietnam
Washington
Vietnam War firefights and helicopter losses reported
Reported actions across Vietnam from Qui Nhon to Tay Ninh and Quang Tri include multiple ambushes and firefights. Seven Marines killed and more than a dozen wounded. enemy casualties noted as light or unknown. Helicopter losses and a damaged tank highlight continuing combat and repair challenges.
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U.S
Quang Nam
Thua Thien
Saigon
Mekong Delta
Air Force
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Tay Ninh
Demilitarized Zone
South China Sea
4Th Marine Regiment
W. Raymond Johnson
North Star group promotes education and unity in church scene
Reverend Mitchell leads North Star United Missionary Workers of America a diverse group from South and West Side Negro areas advocating discussion of problems around the table. A sign reads Our children die in rints as they push for better community spirit amid ongoing civil rights tensions.
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South and West Side
Crash of Globeair Plane Sparks Airport Fire Overhead
Witnesses at Nicosia Airport reported a Globeair four engine turboprop charter plane flew low and then vanished in a bright flash while two UN helicopters hovered above. The plane carried about 120 passengers and 10 crew. Fire engines and ambulances were directed to the scene. The crash adds to a history of catastrophic air disasters with 123 aboard the Tokyo Bay jet in 1966 and 224 dead on Mt Fuji the following month.
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U.N
Globeair
Nicosia
Tokyo Bay
Reservist who burned draft cards is arrested
Evanston based Army reservist Gary E. Rader, 23, a Northwestern University research assistant, burned his Selective Service cards at a New York peace march. He was arrested by FBI agents on a federal warrant for destruction of registration and for illegal use of a military uniform. Rader, a member of the 12th Special Forces Group, wore Class A uniform and green beret during the protest attended by about 125000 people.
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Evanston, Ill
U.S. Army Special Forces Reserve
New York
FBI
Gary E. Rader
Northwestern University
Rader
Army
J. D. Walsh
U.S
12Th Special Forces Group
Oak Park
Evanston
Chicago
Albuquerque
N.M
Northwestern
One Man Campaign Against Tito Brings Mihajlov
Belgrade AP Mihajlo Mihajlov's solo campaign against Tito's system led to another prison sentence. He is accused of spreading hostile propaganda and distributing material abroad. He faces 3 years 11 months more plus a four year ban on public activity after release.
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Belgrade
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Tito
Mihailov
Dusan Lukic
Yugoslavia
Mali
Mihajlov
Svith Yugoslav
Soviet Union
Streediiy
Lukic
Yugolav
Smoke distributors accused in cigarette tax dodge
New York investigation widens to North Carolina distributors allegedly stamping cigarettes in NC without paying New York taxes. Six major manufacturers including American Tobacco, Lorillard, Philip Morris, Liggett-Myers, Reynolds, and Brown & Williamson hand over sales records since 1965. A key witness in the probe has been missing for a week. The city estimates the bootlegging cost at about $60 million annually.
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New York
North Carolina
New York City
Brooklyn Grand Jury
American Tobacco
P. Lorillard
Philip Morris
Liggett - Myers
R. J. Reynolds
Brown & Williamson
SEATO, Vietnam and World Color in U.S. Efforts
SEATO ministers heard the President say the United States would keep trying on Vietnam and that a period of prudence in East West relations is possible once communism wars are deemed unacceptable. Rusk outlined a demilitarized zone expansion and withdrawal plan tied to North Vietnam, while Britain’s George Brown defended support for SEATO allies and Viet Nam’s future. MacDonald forecast Vietnam’s postwar growth, noting Vietnam’s rice potential and the hearts and minds battle. North Vietnamese forces near the DMZ and monsoon threats loom as the plan faces resistance from Hanoi.
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Christian
United States
Johnson
Vietnam
Rusk
SEATO
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Britain
George Brown
Brown
Australia
Thailand
MacDonald
House Committee
South Korea
John S. Monagan
Dconn
Canada
Paul Martin
U.S
Dmz
International Control Commission
India
Poland
South
Huang van Thai
Central Committee
Ten Hour Historic Patriot’s Day March by Holy Cross trio
Three Holy Cross Culture students completed a 20 mile Patriots Day march from Boston Common to the North Bridge at Concord Massachusetts enduring wind driven snow and rain. Led by Robert E Wright 20 of Darien Conn the group included William E Ross 19 of Detroit and Timothy B O Mara 19 of Buffalo N Y. They described the trek as fun though tiring and noted Wright wore a tri cornered hat wrapped in plastic for weather protection.
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Concord
Mass
Apj
Holy Cross
Soften
Historic North Bridge
Battle of
Robert E. Wright
Darien
Conn
Boston Common
Wright
Wiliam E. Ross
Detroit
Mich
Timothy B. O’mara
Buffalo
N.Y
O'Mara
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Austin
Ohnson
Ludwig Erhard
Italy
France
Hubert H. Humphrey
Seven Nations
Rhoendorf
Oceanside
Calif
Associated Press
John Lengel
Gio Linh
Con Thies
Maginot
Siberia
Hanoi
U.S Air Force
Navy
Marine
Thai Nguyen
Dancing School
Eldfaing
Rasmas
Milovan Djilas
Dallas
Long
Pattiec
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