Sixteen Year Old Sniper Kills Two Then Takes Own Life
Santa Maria California AP reports a 16 year old boy used a Swedish Mauser rifle to fire on passing cars on U S 101. He killed two men 21 year old Charles Hogan and 28 year old Joel Kocab and wounded several others before shooting himself. Police describe the teen as a good student who ran away from home the night before.
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Santa Maria
Calif
U.S
Charles Christopher Hogan
San Luis Obispo
Joel W. Kocab
Los Angeles
Bill Reida
Norwalk
Kevin Dean
Santa Barbara
Cottage Hospital
Kim Allen
Kelly Ann
Susan
Reida
Lucille Reida
California Highway Patrol
Forrest Clark
Long Beach
Michael Andrew Clark
Michael
Highway 101
North Carolina and South Carolina Five Day Weather Forecast
Forecast warns of unsettled weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms along the coast. Temperatures are expected around 72 to 80 across major cities including Charlotte Raleigh Columbia and Charleston with cooler mountain areas and notable regional variations.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
More Americans To Travel Abroad
AP report notes a record number of Americans will travel overseas in 1965, despite Johnsons campaign to curb tourism dollars abroad. Passport data show a 13 percent rise in nine months ending June 30, with potential total trips surpassing 2.5 million and tourism outlays possibly exceeding last years 3 billion city.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Johnson
U.S
U.S.A
Canada
Mexico
Amer
Icans
Criticism of Bombings Prepared in Senate Debate
In Washington dissidents prepared for more Senate criticism of President Johnson's Vietnam air raids. Senator Dirksen urged continuing pressure to spur Communist overtures while rejecting a halt as surrender. He warned of Hanoi and Haiphong potential military targets and criticized Johnson's 1 billion dollar Southeast Asia aid offer as a possible bribe to negotiate.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Republican
Everett Dirksen
United States
Church
Dirksen
Republican National Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viet Nam
Radio Press International
Hanoi
Haiphong
William Booth Founding the Salvation Army Century Ago
English minister William Booth founded the Salvation Army about a hundred years ago, establishing a charitable Christian organization focused on social aid and religious outreach. The milestone marks long time of humanitarian work across nations.
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William Booth
The
Salvation Army
Maddox Leads White Demonstration in Atlanta
More than 1,000 whites paraded downtown behind segregationist Lester Maddox in heavy rain, protesting government takeover of private property. A smoke bomb was thrown. police diverted marchers as Maddox denounced federal centralization and urged action.
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Ben Chester
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
U.S
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