Wife vows fight to clear husband convicted of trying to poison
Mary Boehme, 33, wife of Dr. Robert E. Boehme, vows to appeal after a Tacoma jury found him guilty of trying to poison her with a hypodermic injection. She calls the verdict monstrous and says the couple will exhaust every appeal step while continuing his 17 year medical practice in Port Orchard. Defense attorney Frank Peters plans a motion for a new trial followed by a Supreme Court appeal if denied.
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Port Orchard
Wash
Mary Boehme
Superior Court
Tacoma
Robert E. Boehme
Mary
Boehme
Hiltop
Frank Peters
State Supreme Court
Bremerton
Wanda Ostby
Peters
White Wing operation in An Lao Valley described
U S military officials say 202000 American personnel in Viet Nam with 60000 more with the US. The An Lao Valley operation follows Marines Double Eagle and Masher, now called White Wing, with cavalry and Marines probing the valley and taking key positions. A brief clash yielded 14 Viet Cong captured and one guerrilla wounded, while Hue area fighting reported with light U S casualties. Air action notes five strikes later clearing weather allowed bombing Dien Bien Phu and nearby targets.
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U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
An Lao
Bong Son
Hal Moore
1St Cavalry
Laos
Cambodia
Associated Press
Robin Mannock
Botton
Richard Bahr
St. Paul
Hue
Dien Bien Phu
Johnson Touts Unified Plan With Thieu Ky In Vietnam
President Johnson and Vietnamese leaders, including Thieu and Ky, held a three hour conference stressing defeat of Communist aggression, alleviating misery, and building a just society in Vietnam. Officials discussed inflation remedies, banking reforms, and price relief for public servants, with focus on economic recovery amid war.
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Page Oneernoon
Johnson
Thieu
Moyers
Viet Nam
Congress
Asia
Nguyen Fuc Thang
Truong Thai Ton
Thang
Tan
Linh
U.S
David E. Bell
Bell
United States
U.S. Pacific Command
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Washington
Morse
Luna 9 Moon Probe Display Spurs Soviet Plans
Izvestia described Luna 9 as a flower shaped capsule with four petals and an oval center housing equipment. The craft used a stabilizing petal system and possible balloon cushioning. Scientists expect a wealth of data from the eight hours of previously released lunar transmissions. Johnson's visit to Camp Smith sparked a tense meeting with Vietnamese leaders amid rain and guarded talks.
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Izvestia
Vy. Ivanchenko
Spe
Ivanchenko
Nephew of Philadelphia Inquirer editor linked to Crenshaw case
Friede, nephew of Walter Annenberg, and Miss Crenshaw were friends and once faced narcotics probation. Police report say Friede lent a car, moved Crenshaw’s body from his Manhattan apartment to the trunk, and kept the air conditioning on in an attempt to preserve her body.
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William Jaffee
New York
Friede
Manhattan
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Walter Annenberg
Miss Crenshaw
New York Journal-American
Miss Cr
FHA Rate Hike Triggers Mortgage Market Reactions
The FHA and leading banking groups clash over a rate increase aimed at stabilizing lending. FHA commissioner Brownstein expects lenders to return to FHA financing and ease market volatility, while opponents warn higher costs threaten President Johnson's housing programs and homeownership for millions. The change excludes multifamily and new land loans and ties to broader government borrowing plans.
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Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin
Johnson
Philip N. Brownstein
FHA
Brownstein
Treasury
U.S
Treauty
Mortgage Bankers Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
American Bankers Association
Gok HG
Outstanding Pawnee County farmer praised at ceremony
Kant-Harold Hail received a glowing citation as an outstanding farmer in Pawnee County. His car, parked outside the ceremony venue, was towed by police for illegal parking.
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Harold Hail
Pawnee County
Mansfield Seeks Second Senate Vote On Union Shop Bill
Union Shop Mansfield plans a second Senate vote on the same question Thursday. If that fails, his forces would drop the fight for passage for now. Sen. Paul J. Fannin of Arizona said sponsors know they lack votes to invoke cloture. Harry F. Byrd Jr. of Virginia urged states to decide for themselves, noting Virginia’s right to work record. Sen. Joseph S. Clark defended the Mansfield motion, calling filibuster absurd antics. Sen. Carl T. Curtis argued for the state right to enact right-to-work laws.
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Mansfield
Senate
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Byrd
Virginia
U.S. Department of Labor
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
New GI Bill Seeks Modified Education Benefits for Veterans
The proposed bill replaces tuition payments with monthly stipends for full time study ranging from 100 to 150 dollars based on dependents, with Senate adding ten dollars. Veterans must study at least half time and have eight years to complete benefits, extended for recent discharges. Home loans up to 7500 and direct loans up to 17500 would be guaranteed when needed. Widows of service connected deaths qualify. limited medical care included.
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Senate
Veterans Administration
House
India’s Air Transport Mix Includes Government and Private Flights
The government runs the only domestic scheduled airline in India, and Air-India handles international routes. A Boeing 707 operated by Air-India crashed in the Swiss Alps two weeks ago, killing 117. In summer, Viscount four-engine propjets serve the Srinagar to New Delhi route, while winter uses smaller Friendship aircraft.
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India
Air- India
Air-India
Swiss Alps
Srinagar
New Delhi
Temperatures Rise Across Virginia Following Winter
After a long winter Virginians greet milder weather with readings reaching the middle 50s in the southside coast central Virginia and as far west as Bluefield. Northern Virginia stays near freezing while the Valley reports middle and upper 30s. The Weather Bureau predicts more melting and warming into Tuesday and Wednesday with a high of 56 degrees at Blackstone.
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Old Dominion
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Blackstone
Southside
Danville
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Richmond
Bluefield
Williamsburg
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Charlottesville
Bristol
Dulles
Chantilly
Four Dead In N Y Clinic Fire At Hudson River Hospital
CLINTON CORNERS N Y AP four persons were reported dead Monday night in a fire that swept through an outpatient clinic of Hudson River State Hospital. The Dutchess County Bureau of Fire said at least four people were dead with officials fearing a higher toll. Four fire companies responded around 9 p.m. and 16 patients were believed housed in the facility run as a family care home for patients unable to care themselves after leaving the mental hospital.
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N.Y
Hudson River State Hospital
Dutchess County
Alma Freeman
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Helen Rowe
Herman Preys
Virginia sales tax debate swells at Richmond hearing
Del Pope leads a large turnout as the assembly considers a 3 percent state tax with a 1 percent local option. Supporters from counties and merchants push for reform while opponents warn of higher costs and seek votes or tax alternatives. The night session runs past 11:15 as testimony continues.
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Sam Pope
Southampton
Stuart B. Carter
Botetourt
Association of Virginia Counties
House
Senate
Carter
Edwards
Gov. Harrison
Godwin
Eugene B. Sydnor Jr
Virginia Retail Merchants Assn
Virginia
Roanoke
Fredericksburg
Sydnor
R. J. Alford Jr
Winchester
Front Royal
Jack Gilliams
Missing Kork cruiser linked to Allen family voyage
The Kork, docked two months at Fayetteville, sailed Sunday toward Southport and the Intracoastal Waterway to Florida. The Allen family, living aboard the cruiser for Powers Service Inc., Chicago, reported by J B Mikesell. Henrietta Clark, later Mrs Aenis, connected by daughter Mrs Dixie Stiles Clark. Fayetteville welder Jasper Hyatt accompanied the group. Deputy Miller noted a radio on board and that the vessel had not merely broken moorings.
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Kork
Southport
Cape Fear
Florida
Allen
Powers Service Inc
Chicago
J. B. Mikesell
Powers Service
North Carolina
North
Dixie Stiles Clark
Murphy
N.C
Aen
Henrietta Clark
Jasper Hyatt
Allens
Hyatt
Cumberland County
Bill Miller
Breece
Tax flexibility urged for local sales taxes by Hampton Roads panel
After dinner break city spokesmen urged that municipalities be allowed flexible powers to tax beyond a 1 percent limit. Thom as P. Chisman and other Tidewater leaders warned that revenue projections are unreliable and local governments may need more revenue. They appealed for local administration of sales taxes, with exemptions for unprepared foods debated by Leslie Long.
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Thomas P. Chisman
Hampton Roads
Tidewater Commissioners
Robert H. Waldo
Revenue
Chesapeake
State Department of Taxation
Merrill Crowe
Richmond
Horace Edwards
Leslie Long
Roanoke
American Association of Retired Persons
Long
UNC Chapel Hill Debates Speaker Aptheker Visit
At Chapel Hill students and faculty clash over inviting Aptheker and Wilkinson to speak. A faculty advisory statement warns a ban could endanger accreditation and hurt morale, while a student body vote overwhelmingly supports Aptheker's appearance among about 500 of 13,000 students. Governor Moore opposes the invitation amid lingering North Carolina Speaker Ban Law debates and a return of trustee control to approve controversial speakers.
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Dickson
Aptheker
George E. Nicholson
Chapel Hill
Dan Moore
Students For A Democratic Society
Wilkinson
Moore
North
Viet Nam
Congress
Communist Party
Chapel ‘Hill
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