Fayetteville Man Sentenced To Life In Rape Kidnap Case
Fayetteville, N C AP A Superior Court jury found 22 year old David McKeithan guilty of rape and kidnapping a young white woman. The jury recommended mercy, resulting in life imprisonment on both counts. The trial heard McKeithan claim he was assaulted in Pope Park on Sept 15 and denied knowingly participating in the attack.
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Fayetteville
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Viet Cong casualties reported in Vietnam fighting
Government forces report light casualties as they press a campaign in Quang Ngai Hue sectors north of Saigon. 57 Viet Cong killed and 25 bodies found in a mass grave. B52 strikes hit a major Viet Cong supply base in Quang Nam. Air operations total 47 missions in 24 hours.
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Saison
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Hanoi
Vinh
Than Hoa
U.S
Peking
Honolulu
Johnson
Viet Nam
Peking People's Daily
New Ching
Cairo
al Ahram
Shooting at Detroit synagogue shocks community
The tragedy unfolded as Jonathan Wishnetsky, a 23 year old former University of Michigan student, opened fire during a Shaarey Zedek service wounding Rabbi Adler and killing himself. Eyewitnesses recounted the attack, noting Wishnetsky’s prior psychiatric hospitalization and his ominous demand for silence before the gunfire. The congregation, including Rabbi Adler’s wife Goldie and Cantor Frankel, described the moment of chaos and shock as members tried to aid the rabbi and console Wishnetsky’s family. The building, a 34.5 million project, had been described as a landmark for the Conservative movement in the United States.
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Wishnetsky
University of Michigan
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Louis Berry
Rabbi Adler
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Lincoln
Theo
Goldie
Edward Wishnetsky
Berry
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Adler
United States
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Israel
Dirksen Faces Fateful Senate Battle Over Taft-Hartley Repeal
Dirksen fights to block the House passed bill repealing Taft-Hartley Section 1B amid bipartisan filibusters. Senate leadership shelves the measure after cloture defeats. He cites state sovereignty and opposes any compromise while pursuing a reapportionment amendment and courting conservative Republican opponents.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Supreme Court
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Iinois
Johnsson
Rally in Atlanta backs Vietnam policy amid protestors
A sizable rally in Atlanta praised U S policy in Vietnam as 253 751 participants polled showed 95 6 percent support. Ambassador Nguyen Duy Lien urged self direction for Viet Nam while a civic crowd applauded and a counter protest in Gainesville Florida drew about 25 demonstrators. Four Fort Bragg officers feted in town described as Operation Appreciation attended campus events with veterans and beauty queens. A counter demonstrator faced police action near a Confederate memorial.
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University of Florida
Conrad Lynn
New York
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Lynn
Southern Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
Selma Ala
Ft. Bragg
N.C
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Venice
Calif
Orville J. Henzen
Rapid City
Carey
Wietniks
Hell's Angels
Hell’s Angels
California
Hill
Silver Springs
Corber urges challenge to state taxes and education costs
Corber said Republicans should oppose the state administration to avoid higher education costs while proposing new taxes. He noted a $100 million budget surplus for 1964-66 and argued responsible dissent could restore freedom and opportunity and help win elections.
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Moore Speaker For Virginia Demo Event
Gov. Dan Moore of North Carolina will speak February 19 at Virginia Democrats annual Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Richmond. Tickets cost 35 dollars for men and 15 dollars for their ladies.
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Richmond
Dan Moore
North Carolina
Virginia
Militant Black Nationalists Lose Momentum After Malcolm X
New York AP report notes decline of militant Negro nationalist groups a year after Malcolm X was shot. While Malcolm X’s organization wanes, other groups like United African Nationalists hint at future action, with membership shrinking across major cities and limited newspaper activity from Black Muslims.
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Harlett
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Muhammad Ali
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Boston
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Philadelphia Commission On Human Relations
Watts
Massachusetts
Ward accepts students in sit in at draft board
Hershey condemned the group for violating the law by interrupting procedures and warned that armed forces cannot turn them away. He argued the action risks turning young people into criminals and noted some fine people are involved in the protest and its aftermath.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Hershey
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