U.S. Rebuffs Cuba Complaint Over Rap Brown Incident
United States rejects Cuban protest over a late Wednesday incident at the Cuban U.N. mission involving H. Rap Brown and SNCC aide Robert Smith. Ambassador Goldberg says missions must not interfere in U.S. domestic affairs and must not shield individuals from the law. Cuban complaints cited violation of mission invi- olability and police presence. U.S. investigation found no basis for charges.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
H. Rap Brown
Cuba
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U ‘Rhout
United Nations
Goldberg
Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Robert Smith
Smith
Thant
Gilligan Seeks Ohio Senate Nod With Endorsement Clash
Former Congressman John J. Gilligan opened his campaign for Ohio’s Democratic senatorial nomination after winning the party’s official endorsement from an apparently unconcerned Sen. Frank J. Lausche. Gilligan called the vote decisive and said it ends years of discontent with Lausche’s voting record, charging timidity on education, housing, and inner-city programs. Lausche, in Washington, said the endorsement hurt the party and resulted from pressure from political and labor bosses.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Jausche
Washington
Lause
Gilligan
Ber
Cincinnati
Grady
Sewsmen
GOP
Robert
Lausche Talt Jy
U.S
Congress
North Vietnam
Lausche
Lausehe
Two Men Plead Guilty in Banker's Wife Kidnapping
Edison f ie Grande Lithe, 26, and Robert Sheader, 22, pleaded guilty in Superior Court to kidnapping Frances Howe, wife of EB Howe, vice president of a Sherman Oaks bank, held for 50 000 dollars ransom. The crime occurred December 12 and police arrested the suspects after a drop point sting in North Hollywood. Mrs Howe was bound but unharmed.
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van Nys
Calif
Edison Fie Grande Lithe
Robert Sheader
Frances Howe
Frank Howe
Union Bank
Sherman Oaks
Vawe
North Hollywood
Little
Sheader
Slowe
Murder rate doubles in Vienna in 1967
AP report shows Vienna 1967 murders totaling 24, up from 12 in 1966, with 22 cases solved. The high clearance rate indicates active policing though the city faced rising violence. Authorities note improvements in crime detection and case resolution.
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Vienna
Tolice
Overseas notes mix of old world and political items
AP dispatches report varied items from Halifax to Havana. An Indian elephant is shipped from East Hiver to India via Saint John amid sheltering troubles. In Stratford on Avon, Holy Trinity plans 24 cent grave viewing fee to fund repairs. NATO’s Standing Naval Force Atlantic to be formed at Portland, England, with ships from Britain, the Netherlands, Norway, and the United States. A Shrewsbury note mentions foot and mouth disease imagery in a commemorative necktie. Medical journal case describes extreme weight fluctuations in a diet study. Havana reports three ITN journalists detained and expelled for filming military installations amid Cuba’s cultural congress coverage.
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Halifax
N. 8
Anil, Canada Ltd
East Hiver
N. S
India
Saint John
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Stratford ON Avon, England
Holy Trinity
William Shakespeare
Portland
England
Atlantic
Brighton
Holland
Narvik
U. S
Holder
Havana
Havani
Cultural Congress
Staffan i Limm
Java
Limm
Peter Davis
Joy Sears
Independent Television News
ITN
London
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Living Like In Good Ole Days Stranded Family At Lake Cottage
A family stranded at a lake cottage 12 miles from the nearest road endures power and water loss. They improvise with a fireplace kerosene lamps and walk in freezer storage while sharing meals from wild game and fish. Their children entertain with a radio and a guitar as they relearn how life felt in earlier times.
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Eugene Price
Toom
Charles
Hearings May Sharpen Criticism of Overseas Policy
Washington AP reports Senate Foreign Relations hearings planned this year likely to attack Johnson administration overseas policy. Chairman Fulbright leads critics in probing Vietnam origins, Viet Cong, and NLF. Also at issue: potential U.S. force reductions in Europe and NATO commitments amid dollar drainage concerns.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Senate
J. Ww
Fulbright
D-Ark
Inquiiry
Congress
National Liberation Efront
Fullbright
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
NLF
Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Europe
Mansfield
Boys Used by Terrorist Gang in Chicago Executions
A prosecutor said evidence shows youths are being used by a South Side gang to carry out executions. Two boys aged 14 and 16 were charged with murder in separate killings, linked to the Blackstone Baggers. Adults of the Blackstone Rangers also face murder charges in McClure death. Police describe a pattern of youths wielding violence under older gang leaders to avoid tougher punishment.
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Chicago
South Side
Robert M. Karton
Cook County
Blackstone Baggers
Karton
Ceulng
Lea McClure
Blackstone Rangers
McClure
Karen
John Stamos
Stamos
Illinois
Illinois Youth Commission
Slames
Eugene Hairston
Paul Martin
Pang
Stansberry
Palice
Ade Chure
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NEA Radio-Telephoto
Shrewsbury
North Shroyshire
Edinburgh
Mitted
Titer
Jeff Farr
Stansherry
Armay
Sherwood Pharmacy, Inc
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Sherwood Center
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