Five Killed in Mesa Beauty Shop Mass Shooting
In Mesa Arizona a 34 year old man identified as James Smith shot and killed five women and two children at the Rose Mar College of Beauty. Smith wounded two more before being arrested. He told police he planned the mass killing after obtaining a pistol three months earlier. Authorities booked him on five counts of first degree murder and two counts of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Sellers
Carol Farmer
Alaska
Mary Margaret Olsen
Glenda Carter
Bonita Sue Harris
Phoenix
Mesa
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Arizona
Smith
Houston
Mesa High School
Onel
Gomez
Gary Johnson
Rose-Mar College of Beauty
Eveline Cummings
Beauty College
Johnson
Chicago
Austin
Rose-Mar College
David Udall
Robert Smith
Corazon Amarao
Richard Speck
Ell
Texas
Tex
Charles Joseph Whitman
University of Texas
George Foster
Constable Freston V. Dees
Joyce Sellers
Dees
Maricopa County
Joseph Freder
Fickson
San Pedro
Calif
Sei
Hus
Leonard Ross
Colum
Huff
Frederickson
Johnson Faces Narrow Path for Civil Rights and Reforms
The article outlines President Johnson’s likely obstacles in a new Congress, including labor’s influence, unemployment compensation standards, and potential limits on civil rights open housing provisions. It also touches on other shelved issues like truth in lending and gun control, and notes a mass shooting spree in Chicago linked to a suspect, with background gaps in Houston.
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Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Baby missing from East Denver hospital case shocks parents
In East Denver a baby girl disappeared from Colorado Psychopathic Hospital grounds after a delivery complications story notes the couple Bacon, residing with a prior child, with the father a seaman stationed in Hawaii. Police scoured rooms, closets, and hospital grounds urging the kidnapper to return the infant safely. The mother, Mrs. Bacon, is reported severely shaken and sedated.
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Denver
Bacon
Hawaii
Costs of War Tax Revenue Gap in Administration Budget
The text outlines rising war costs and the administration’s budgeted expectations for Congress. It notes possible supplemental funding beyond June 30, with Johnson expected to decide soon. Aides report easing rates and potential price stability, while Commerce figures show slower growth and lower corporate profits in the third quarter, affecting GNP.
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Congress
U.S
Commerce Department
Notable Mass Murders Across Decades Highlight Notorious Cases
A scan of infamous killings spans 1329 Moran gang murders to 1959 Clutter family tragedy, with 1961 Harvey shipboard deaths and a Mesa high school crowd reacting to Robert Benjamin Smith arraignment. Names include Capote’s In Cold Blood subjects, Culombe, Clutter, Harvey, Smith, and Dupperaults.
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George Bugs
Moran
Chicago
Connecticut
Joseph Taborsky
Arthur Culombe
Taborsky
Culamba
Perry Smith
Richard Hickock
Herbert Clutter
Kansas
Truman Capote
Julian Harvey
Arthur Dupperrault
Arthur
Miami
Harvey
Dupperaults
Terry Jo
Thhree
Jin
New Haven
Conn
Arthur Davis
Vietnamese Forces Hit By U S Bombs In Delta Region
Reports say Viet Nam 1st and 25th divisions along with the 196th Light Infantry Brigade operate at night near the Cambodian border. Bs2 jets drop tons of bombs on Communist positions. Through Friday American counts show 928 enemy dead. Premier Ky reportedly seeks to remove Lt. Gen. Quang as Mekong Delta commander after tensions over American troop insertions.
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Nguyen Cao Kyi
Dang van Quang
4Th Corps
Mekong River
Quang
Deaths, Assaults and Losses Mark Vietnam War Incidents
Vietnamese soldier killed in a retaliatory beating as armored personnel carriers used by the Rangers breached a recreation club and fired inside. U.S. officials in Saigon denied information about the incident. About 700 Americans served at Hon Quan with 35 Special Forces among them. Navy and Air Force losses rose with 426 planes reported down in North Vietnam after Friday’s strikes, including a Marine Crusader and two F4 Phantoms, an F105 Thunderchief and an A-6 Skyraider. only the Skyraider pilot was rescued, with Hanoi claiming several pilots captured.
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United States
Recreation Club
U.S
Saigon
Hon Quan
North
Viet Nam
Marine Corps
Air Force
Hanoi
Viet Cong Mine Attack Wounds U S Infantry Leader
Associated Press recounts Lt. Col. Douglas Huff leading the 1st Battalion 2nd Regiment 1st Infantry Division into War Zone C near Dau Tieng. Two claymore mines exploded injuring several after a pursuing patrol. Huff ordered stay, helicopters evacuated the wounded as Bravo Company arrived. rain, jungle hazards, and a night halt followed in the venture against Viet Cong positions.
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Douglas Huff
Detroit
Mich
1St Infantry Division
Dau Tieng
Saigon
Huff
Bravo Company
Bravo
Laymore
Macy
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