10 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1965
Page
1
Prices declined on sales of tied tobacco Thursday across three operating five cured tobacco belts. Volume ranged from light to very heavy as reported by the Federal State Market News Service. All markets will observe a pause for unspecified reasons.
A sprawling four state murder tale centers on Donald Boggs and accomplice Leaker who killed two New Hampshire men near Ash Fork Arizona and Lenker in Utah. Boggs allegedly stole Willis car, traveled to Las Vegas via Sleepy Hollow and St George, then to Flagstaff before fleeing. Evidence includes a .22 Ruger pistol and gasoline card use, with bodies dumped near U.S. Route 66 and near Cedar City. Authorities tie the episodes to a single killer pattern as investigations span Arizona Utah Texas and Oklahoma.
Officials say NATO remains intact despite De Gaulle's sovereignty stance and a potential U.S. shift to keep collective defense. Rusk and Johnson push to deepen political cooperation, ease armaments costs, and expand links with Eastern Europe while preserving a unified alliance despite Paris.
Florida and other states helped local crews restore about eighty percent of total damage from a hurricane across Miami Beach Deerfield Beach and Pomona Beach. Officials estimated damage at millions with utilities and tourism hit hard. The Florida Power & Light company reported over a thousand linemen aiding the restoration as the season winds down.
The United States asserts impartiality in the India Pakistan Kashmir fight and seeks U Thant help to reach a cease fire. Senate leaders discuss tying aid to UN peace efforts while considering a $4 billion foreign aid bill.
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