President Johnson urges readiness to risk war for freedom
In Minnesota for a campaign swing, President Johnson told a Swedish American crowd that the United States must be ready to risk war to preserve freedom. He urged obedience to civil rights laws and the rule of law while highlighting strength to defend allies without overusing force. US civic duty and peace were stressed as guiding themes of his Midwest visit.
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Cloudy meteoric dust clouds reach record height in arctic region
Washington reports describe the discovery of clouds formed from meteoric dust at about fifty miles high in arctic areas. Police logs on a weekend in Greenley detail burglary, arson attempts, and multiple suspicious activities, including a dog poisoned by suspected strychnine.
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Five Injured In Mishaps On Sunday
In Weld County on Sunday five people were injured in separate incidents. A two car crash near Platteville at 7:15 am sent Lois Joar, 33, and Kenneth Doss, both of Denver, to Weld County General Hospital with injuries. Thomas E. Moser, 17, of Hudson, suffered a head bump and was treated. other victims included John G. Dilka, 25, of Baton, and Pedro G Rodriguez, 38, of Baton, with back injuries and cuts. Vehicle damage was reported at about $500 per car. A one car rollover near the Wyoming state line injured Jerome David Collum, 24, of Cheyenne, after leaving Us. 85. Don Koch, 56, Windsor, drove off the road and damaged his car. both drivers were uninjured. An apparent burglary attempt at Ralph Cooper’s home near High Street was discovered. no entry made. Two CSC dormitory suspects, Terery Lilly and Charles A. Stark, were arrested after being found drinking near Colorado River College dorms and released on bond. Police also reported vandalism to windshields and nails scattered in a driveway. an attempted arson on Alejandro Lozano’s car was investigated with matches found in the vehicle.
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Oswald Diary Fallout Sparks Probe Demands
In Dallas led by AP sources, Jack Ruby’s claim to act to spare Jackie is weighed amid diary leaks from Lee Hart. The Warren Commission faces calls for a full investigation as testimony and drafts surface, with McKenzie and Rankin cited on rights to the diary.
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Unusual Canadian Enjoys Rise In Liberal Pearson Government
Canadian reporter Fred Coleman notes the Pearson Liberal government elevates French Canadian Favreau to three key posts in Ottawa. Favreau may become Pearson’s French speaking political lieutenant and future party leader as tensions over Quebec independence grow.
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West German Steel Factory Faces Red Trade Dilemma
Salzgitter and its vast industrial complex seek Soviet orders to regain profitability as West Germany increases trade with the East. Pau Rheinlander, head of the steel division, notes the advantage of shipping east, while the factory already has a large turnover but has paid no dividends since 1962 to the Federal Republic.
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Senate To Finance Try At Taking Oil from Shale
Washington reports the Senate approved funds for oil shale research and a helium conservation program while trimming the House approved budget. Officials note potential shale oil extraction methods despite past impracticalities. The Interior Department appropriation drives the funding shift and broader energy research.
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Safe and Sane Think Again Fireworks Warns Children Risks
Colorado Attorney General Duke W Nunbar warns there is no safe and sane fireworks, citing past injuries from holiday celebrations. He urges parents to take responsibility and avoid letting children handle fireworks, recalling a dangerous incident involving an aerial bomb and a terrified mother. A New York note reports about 126000 mentally retarded babies born yearly in the United States.
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