Judges Refuse Delays In Two Alabama Death Trials
In Montgomery and Hayneville, state and federal judges rejected efforts to pause the trials of two white men charged with civil rights killings. Thomas L. Coleman, 55, is to stand trial for the Aug. 20 shotgun slaying of Jonathan Daniels. Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr., 21, faces first degree murder in the March 25 death of Viola Liuzzo. ACLU sought a federal halt to jury trials pending a suit over Negro jury representation. Both sides reported threats to lawyers and officials.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hayneville
Thomas L. Coleman
Swill
U. S. Supreme Court
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Charles Morgan Jr
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Richard T. Rives
Fifth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
ACLU
Townees County
Jsuit
I’. Worth Thagard
State Circuit Court
Coleman
Wilkins
Thagard
Lowndes
Jonathan Daniels
Episcopal Seminary
Kenne
N.N
Ne‘groes
Hagard
Richmond Flowers
Flowers
Joe Breck Gantt
Vaughan Jill Robison
Carlton Perdue
Mother tells judge of baby Ricky abduction plan
In a Chicago courtroom Mrs. Thorne testified she took her son Richard to Miami to put him in a South infirmary after years of frustration with his temper and speech limits. She said her husband learned of the incident from a TV image in a hotel. The boy, prone to brain damage from infancy, was left in an airport and never recovered.
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Thorne
Richard
Lapeer
Mich
Stele
Ricky
South
Miami
Chicago
Rusk Aims High in Nuclear Treaty Talks
Rusk leads U.S. efforts at the main field for a possible Soviet accord on nuclear arms control. Both sides push a treaty to curb weapon spread, while Moscow’s version opposes U S plans for atomic sharing with European allies. Rusk meets Amintore Fanfani and plans a dinner with Maurice Couve de Murville as 88 officials prepare to attend the General Assembly session.
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Moscow
U.S
Rusk
Amintore Fanfani
Maly
General Assembly
Maurice Couve de Murville
Paris
United States
Europe
Lard Shipment Recovered With Steel Wool Particles
A 16 car shipment of lard destined for Michigan welfare families was recovered in Cedar Rapids. Only a small portion had been distributed or eaten. Analysis found minute steel wool particles. no injuries reported. The lard had been distributed only in Antrim County and the company investigates how contamination occurred.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Michigan
Wilson & Co
Antrim
Kashmir Crisis Deepens As India Pakistan Clash Erupts
Prime Minister Bhutto pressed for a plebiscite in Muslim-majority Kashmir and warned of UN withdrawal if a permanent settlement is not reached. Shastri refused a UN peacekeeping force, while both nations reported clashes near Fazilka and in Rajasthan. India said 71 soldiers were missing after a Pakistan battalion attack. US to pursue Security Council path.
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Bhutto
Rusk
U.S
Kashmir
Pakistan
Security Council
United Nations
Bosch G W Ball details on return from Dominican crisis
George W. Bosch said in a Sunday TV interview he had not used a government plane to return home. Officials noted he flew on a civilian chartered flight and that opposing his return would have made him a martyr. Bosch, a writer, was consulted by Johnson administration figures during the crisis.
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George W. Ball
Bosch
U.S
Ball
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
White House
First woman and first Negro to head Office of Education
Capital Goff named assistant commissioner of education, becoming the first woman and first Black person in the office. In Baltimore private life as Mrs Josiah F Henry, she will oversee programs for education of underprivileged and handicapped children earning 21445 dollars yearly. Her appointment aims to inspire women especially young Black women amid rising costs. Rosh Hashanah services held in Capitol prayer room to allow Jewish congressmen to vote. Government plans proceed with Project Mohole despite cost concerns.
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Goff
Josiah F. Henry
Baltimore
Capitol
U.S
Scantily Clad Models Teach Medical Skills At USC
In Los Angeles, USC School of Medicine used two scantily clad art models to act out patient symptoms for medical students at County General Hospital. Rose McWilliams and Lynn Taylor, with 10 hours of instruction, portray paralysis, blindness, and abnormal reflexes to reveal student diagnostic weaknesses.
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Los Angeles
County General Hospital
University of Southern California
School of Medicine
Rose McWilliams
Lynn Taylor
Howard S. Barrows
Stephen Abramson
Newsmen
Miss Taylor
Taylor
Gemini 6 Rolling Toward October 25 Launch
Gemini 6 advances toward its October 25 launch date with no delay. A Space Center spokesman said a machinists walkout at Cape Kennedy does not affect the schedule. Astronauts Walter M. Schirra Jr. and Thomas P. Stafford are slated for the two day mission.
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Manned Space Center
Mouston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Control Center
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Stub born inner ear disorder ends life impact
Houston AP reports a stub born inner ear disorder affecting a person in Houston. The notice notes an unpredictable ailment tied to hearing and balance, with limited details available on cause or outcome.
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Manned Space Center
Houston, Tex
Viet Nam battle updates and air strike claims
In a 24 hour period ending Monday morning, 360 buildings were damaged or destroyed. U S planes bombed both ends of the Ben Hai bridge in a civilian buffer zone due to navigational error. About 20 Vietnamese were killed. North Vietnam claimed five U S aircraft were shot down. pilots of two F101 jets were captured. U S Marines killed nine Viet Cong near Da Nang and Chu Lai with light casualties. A Viet Cong company near Saigon inflicted heavy losses on a small government unit twelve miles south of the city.
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U.S
Ben Hai
North
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Pekins
New China
da Nang
Chu Lai
Saigon
Central Committee Meet Sets Focus on Industry
Russia After Kosygin speech leaders debated issues raised, with Brezhnev saying the session would target industry and the 1966-70 plan. Pravda outlined aims to strengthen industrial planning, unit independence, incentives, capital use, production quality, and productivity. The panel is due to run until just before the Supreme Soviet opening on Oct 1.
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Kosygin
Tass
Central Committee
Khrushchev
Brezhnev Kho
Pravda
Supreme Soviet
Jesuit Leader Calls Global Campaign to Reach Atheists
The Very Rev Pedro Arrupe urged a worldwide action to address atheism with sociological reform and understanding of individual atheists. He proposed Specialists assess the situation and draft basic lines of action for Pope Paul VI to lead, a stance welcomed by some at the council and contested by others. The remarks came ahead of Pope Paul VI's UN General Assembly address.
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Pedro Arrupe
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Father Arrupe
Paul VI
Pope Paul Is
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Taal Volcano Eruption Sparks Fearful Philippine Skies
Manila AP report describes Taal volcano erupting early Tuesday with ash and flames. An unconfirmed claim said about 300 people drowned fleeing by boat on Lake Taal. authorities rushed relief amid evacuations. The eruption follows dormant years and past fatal events.
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Manila
Philippines
Taal
Lake Taal
The
Philippines Herald
Philippine Constabulary
Davao
Clara Bow and the Lost Heiress of Hollywood Fame
A nostalgic portrait chronicles Clara Bow as a defining silent film icon. It recalls her sharp wit, public frenzy, and a life of rapid pace from New York to Hollywood, including romances, fame, and the pressures of stardom. It notes her towering impact on film culture and her cautious dreams for her sons.
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Marilyn Monroe
Mailyn
Clara
Miss Bow
Marilyn
Elinor Glynn
Ithe Ton
New York
Brooklyn
Brigitte Bardot
Hollywood
Harry Richman
Theresa Fancy Wins Car Back Without Paying Parking Bill
Theresa Fancy recovered her stolen car from the Boston Common garage after an attorney secured a court order against the Massachusetts Parking Authority. Purchased for 400 dollars, the car had been held for nearly 200 dollars in parking fees, which she refused to pay. The case sparked editorials and legislative attention.
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Boston
Theresa Fancy
Massachusetts Parking Authority
Somerville
Boston Common
Automobile Legal Association
Fancy
Storm floods disrupt travel and shelter efforts
A Pacific coast storm swept inland causing train cancellations and prompting emergency shelters in multiple cities. Debbie, the season’s youngest tropical storm, drifted north through the Gulf of Mexico a few hundred miles south of New Orleans, while Carol stayed offshore in the Atlantic with winds around 80 mph posing no immediate land threat.
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Pacific
New Orleans
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
Carol
Atlantic
Azores
India-Pakistan clash across border prompts tough stance
Reports from New Delhi say 14 Pakistanis captured and at least 12 killed near Chouhatan Tehsil in Barmer district Rajasthan as India orders troops to reclaim positions taken by infiltration since the ceasefire. Shastri signals reliance on force over UN measures and Khanna hints at possible nuclear production within 18 months amid regional tensions. Chinese incursions blamed for border incidents. Indian defense ministry notes Chinese marked fuse found near Jhangar, Kashm ire.
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India
Rajasthan
New Delhi
Chouhatan
Barmer
Shastri
United Nations
Pakistan
Mehr Chand Khanna
China
Kahanna
Tibet
Sikkim
Defense Ministry
Jhangar
Kashmir
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