Two Men Rob Asheville Bank in Broad Daylight
Two men robbed the West Asheville branch of First Union National Bank of more than 6790 dollars in broad daylight. Teller Mrs. Louise Scarboro described a tall robber with a camel bag and a gun through the bars, while a shorter lookout assisted near the door. The getaway car, abandoned a mile away, led to a statewide search with roadblocks and bloodhounds but no arrest.
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Asheville
Louise Scarboro
Nixon
West Asheville
Union National
Adl
Teller
Thomasine
FBI
Charles Dermid
Carlton Gilkey
North Carolina
James Glenn
Rural pacification push grows in South Vietnam
The Saigon government accelerates a pacification campaign aiming to win rural loyalty. Initial effort covers about 400 villages, under 10 percent of the countryside, with estimates of Viet Cong control ranging from limited to over half. About 12,000 political action specialists and 4,000 support workers train villagers in schooling health and agriculture. goals project 30,000 to 40,000 by year end. American aid is believed to be significant as the plan expands.
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Saigon
Johnson outlines civil rights and urban renewal agenda
President Johnson proposes Congress bills to ban discrimination in jury selection and housing, strengthen federal court power against violence toward civil rights workers, and curb housing bias. He also calls for a new foreign aid direction to fight hunger, disease and ignorance, plus sweeping urban renewal to reconstruct central and slum areas in several cities, aiding up to 3.1 million residents in unnamed locations.
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Johnson
Congress
U.S
Odrinex Diet Pill Promises Quick Fat Loss
A dubious New England ad touts Odri nex as a fat loss pill with claims to reduce belly fat, boost longevity, and a full money back guarantee. It lists fake addresses and makes unverifiable safety assurances while pressuring readers to order.
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Jounsen
Orvy Steves
Mallereen Wilee
Four Missing After Tugs and Tanker Crash
In New York harbor, a pre dawn collision involving tugboats Patricia Moran and Diana Moran and the 264 foot tanker Morania Marlin sent the Patricia Moran to the bottom. Four crew members were missing after being tossed into 42 degree water. six were rescued as Coast Guard searched Kill Van Kull between Staten Island and Bayonne. The Morania sustained a damaged bow. Diana Moran was lightly damaged. The tugs are owned by Morgan Towing & Transportation. Morania Marlin carried oil from Perth Amboy to Catskill, New York.
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New York
Patricia Moran
Diana Moran
Morania Marlin
Coast Guard
Morania Oli Co
Kill van Kull
State Island
Bayonne
N.S
Morgan Towing & Transportation Co., Inc
Catskill
N.Y
Perth Amboy
Peace offensive gains noted as Nation recalls Johnson plan
Hanoi and Bangkok reports say Harriman found broad support for Johnson's peace proposals amid continued criticism from Radio Hanoi. In Washington, lawmakers see no formal rejection of talks yet, while Mississippi KKK figures face scrutiny for violence and recruitment. Army units report heavy combat in Vietnam with multiple engagements and casualties.
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Faye
Bangkok
Harriman
Johnson
Radio Handi
Lackey
U.S
Lackeys
FHA funds struggle to lure private capital for home loans
Interest on time deposits remains 5.4 percent as Brownstein notes private capital will not pour into FHA home mortgages at current rates. FNMA chief Baughman says agency cannot borrow at needed rates to keep favorable mortgage terms. Mortgage offerings to FNMA are at a record high and critics say available funds will dry up under current policies.
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Brownstein
FHA
J. Stanley Baughman
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Baughman
Controversy Over UNICEF Allegations In Indian Politics
The report cites names such as President George Yobrting and Vice President Leonard Epstein of Trans- American Machinery & Equipment Corp. Paterson, amid UNICEF denial statements from Henry Labouisse. It notes Indira Gandhi, Morarji Desai, and a potential power transition as Nehru's daughter and party leaders watch for signs of shifting alliances.
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Ysakov
George Yobrting
Leonard Epstein
Trans- American Machinery & Equipment Corp
Paterson
Unicef
Henry R. Labouisse
Shasthem
Tolhuge
Imake
United Nations
Bombay
Indira Gandhi
Nehru
Morarji Desai
Virginia lawmakers weigh Harrison sales tax plan
Assembly members discuss the Harrison plan to raise a two cent sales tax with one cent local distribution. Del Sam Pope critique centers on allocating kickbacks by tax payment locale. Gov elect Mills Godwin Jr is expected to shape final form as leaders note potential alterations while praising overall program efficiency.
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Joint Assembly
Sam Pope
Southamp
Hel
Halifax
Senate Finance Committee
House Finance Committee
Charles K. Hutchens
Newport News
Harrison
Hutchens
House
Assembly
del. M. Caldwell Butler
Roanoke
Virginia
Democratic
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
Legislative Advisory Council
Del
William M. Dudley
Lynchburg
Dudl¢ley
Johnson’s State of the Union vows long fight for peace
President Johnson urged sustained effort to win peace in Viet Nam while expanding Great Society programs. He proposed a four year House term, a new Department of Transportation, civil rights strengthenings, and a boosted anti poverty drive, financed by a $112.8 billion budget. He warned of continued conflict but pledged renewed nation building at home.
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Diplomatic Corps
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Johnson
Luci
House
Viet Nam
Globe
Department of Transportation
White House
Asia
Mnuch
America
Hanoi
New York
South Viet Nam
Harrison
United States
North
U.S
Png
South
Johnsom
Congress
Europe
Russia
Cabinet Department
House of Representatives
Bitter Cold Grips Northeast Midwest in Deep Freeze
Bitter cold weather stretched from upstate New York to northern New England as sleet and freezing rain clung to Midwest roads. Redfield New York logged 22 below zero early, with many areas near or below zero by afternoon. NYC endured 23 degrees after an earlier frigid high, while a seven state area faced winter warnings and snowfalls from Iowa to the eastern Great Lakes.
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Associated Press
New York
New England
Midwest
Redfield
N. Y
Lake Ontario
New York City
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Towa
Lake Michigan
Missouri Valley
Pacific Coast
Mont- Delier
Brownsville
McAllen
Texas
Fire Causes Suspected Kitchen Origin In Steam Environs
Fire continued from page one as officials described the blaze starting in the kitchen area and moving upward through the stairwell. Brady blamed the deaths on superheat and smoke inhalation while Joe Brown, state assistant deputy fire marshal, noted the ice in the window and the spread via the stairwell.
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Brady
Joe Brown
Transit CIO opposes mediators' settlement offer after Lindsay rebuke
Transit CIO and the Transport Workers Union campaigned against a mediators' settlement formula after a Monday night rebuke by Mayor Lindsay. Acting TWU leader Douglas MacMahon said settlements depend on funding from the Transit Authority and the city, with Lindsay noting more than 40 million dollars spent on wages and benefits over two years and strike leaders seeking about 100 million. Senator Robert F. Kennedy flew in to meet Lindsay at City Hall.
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CIO Transport Workers Union
Lindsay
TWU
Douglas MacMahon
Transit Authority
Robert F. Kennedy
Dw.y
Washington
City Hall
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