Banker And His Daughter Were Shot In Ky
In Russellville Kentucky autopsy shows banker Edgar Harper 81 and his daughter in law Eustice Givens 49 shot not a clear cause. Officials say both died from gunshot wounds after kidnapping. Bodies found in a Logansport area woodlot days after disappearance from Lewisburg home. Investigators hunt motive and suspect trail, no solid plan yet for next steps.
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Russellville
Thas
McMill
Reed
Edgar Harper
Eustice Givens
Harper
Gig
Logaulens
Make County
Ken
Lewisburg
Bill Reed
Catien
University of Harper
Givens
Kentucky Medical Center
Eustice Dent
Lan
Wells
Harper Reed
Tom
G.day
McMillen
Welman
Weather continues across Midwest to New England states
Weather report notes snow squalls in northern Illinois leaving 2 to 3 inches on ground then dissipating as warmer readings spread. Chicago and Erie each report about two inches, Cleveland one inch. A cold air mass moves in from Canada across the Midwest and southeast while parts of the Gulf Coast and Florida see light rain. Elsewhere mainly sunny or partly cloudy.
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Midwest
New England
Illinois
Chicago
Erie
Cleveland
Canada
Carolinas
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Texas Gulf Coast
Florida
Alabama
Pacific
Arizona
Peace Vigil at Reformatory Sparks Student Protest
A Virginia Student Civil Rights Committee group staged a one hour peace vigil at the federal reformatory near here to protest U.S. involvement in Vietnam and to support three conscientious objectors. Warden Heritage allowed the demonstration at a preselected site after cautioning the group. The event included antiwar signs, songs, and statements referencing Judge Louis Ros and the reformatory inmate records.
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David Noland
Heritage
Gregory Beardall
Beardall
America
Viet Nam
Reformatory
University of Virginia
Tom Gardner
Tom Rodd
Pittsburgh
Louis Ros
Rodd
Selma
Montgomery
Washington
Philadelphia
Viet Nam leaders clash over unity and reform
Viet Nam chief cities of the 1st Corps area report Thi’s return and dismissal bid, while Mish repeats Buddhist demands for social improvement, civilian government, and equality. Minh cites economic collapse and lack of freedom. Ky defends near‑people government and measures to fight communism, with talk of reforms and democracy.
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1St Corps
Thi
Mish
National Congress
Honolulu
Minh
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Swicegood
Haima
Ore
Panville-orey
Wron
Round Table and Decker
Main St
Parker
Bill Williams
Sonotone
Sonotones
Masonic Building
Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Riverside Drive
Lynn St
Nor-Dan Center
Teem
Aed
Anencentrational Bank and Trust Company
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