$25,000 Found In Bogus Bills Four Arrested
High Point police and Secret Service busted a counterfeit ring spanning two states. Jimmy Jenkins and Bennie Jenkins led Mail-O-Tronic. $25,000 in counterfeit notes and three foot stacks of unfinished lottery tickets were seized. Lacy May and Herbert Ord were also arrested with ties to the scheme and a Roanoke printing link.
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High Point
Secret Service
Jimmy Clarence Jenkins
Woodbury St
E. Green Drive
Mail-O-Tronic
Bennie Ray Jenkins
High Point Enterprise
Robert Wayne Beck
Center Street
Thomasville
High Point College
Roy Grayson Towery
Prospect St
Jimmy Jenkins
Bennie
Jimmy
Herbert A. Ord
Welborn Street
Lacy L. May Jr
Long Street
May
Long
Roanoke
George Dipper
Lacy May
Virginia
Unarmed Chenault freed after eight days in Caracas
Col. James K. Chenault 47 of Sherman Texas was freed unharmed by FALN terrorists who abducted him last Wednesday in Caracas. He described being guarded and interrogated but treated reasonably well as the anti government campaign to disrupt Venezuela’s election failed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
James K. Chenault
Sherman, Tex
U.S
United States
Romulo Betancourt
Chenault
Ruth
National Liberation
FALN
Chanault
Aut
Kennedy infants reinterred beside father at Arlington
The two Kennedy infant children Patrick and a baby girl were flown to Washington on the family plane and laid to rest beside President Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery. Jacqueline Kennedy attended with brothers Ted and Robert Kennedy and joined by Caroline and John Jr. The burial occurred after a private service between 8:45 and 9 p.m. Salinger noted the Kennedy family requested three acres of the cemetery for the interments.
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Newport
R.J
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Philip Hannan
Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Johnson Dines With Sen Byrd A White House lunch seeks tax cut support
President Johnson invited Sen. Harry Byrd of Virginia to the White House for lunch to press the $11 billion tax cut bill through Congress. Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, accepted a luncheon conference as Johnson mobilizes labor, business, and civil rights groups to back the measure. Johnson urged unity, saying he needs the people alongside the administration.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
White House
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Byrd
John
Kennedy
Finance Committee
Senate
Afl-Cio
Business Advi- Council
Spe
Ex Senator Lehman Succumbs in New York
Herbert H. Lehman former four term New York governor and former senator died at his home at 820 Park Avenue from a heart attack. A key reform figure, he led anti Tammany Hall movements and aligned with New Deal and related wings of the Democratic Party.
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NEW York
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Democratic Organization
820 Park Ave
Democratic Party
Palm Springs
Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reform
Carmine G. de Sapio
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Warren-led Kennedy assassination probe opens sessions
President Johnson's Warren Commission began deliberations at the National Archives with Chief Justice Earl Warren presiding. Deputy Atty. Gen. Katzenbach joined later as the panel outlined procedures for reviewing investigative reports on the Dallas slaying.
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Washington
Presidential Commission
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
National Archives
Johnson
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
FBI
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jice
Cy Iud Services Agumieaion
Italy swears in four party coalition government
Premier Aldo Moro and his center left cabinet are sworn in in Rome as Italy forms a four party coalition. The government includes Socialists for the first time in 16 years, ending a political crisis since April and marking Italy's 25th post Fascist government.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
iCabinet
Italy
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Christian Democratic
Amintore Fanfani
Communist Party
Pietro Nenni
Giuseppe Saragat
Democratic Socialists
The
Republicans
Fanfani
New Wew
Po Hy
Brazilian Senator Kills Fellow Lawmaker
In Brazil's Senate chamber senator Arnon de Melo fired three shots at opponent Silvestre Pericles from the speaker's platform but missed. The gunfire killed Sen. Jose Cairala during surgery. Pericles, 67, also from Alagoas, was disarmed. Both men were detained as an investigating committee opened proceedings.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Senate Chamber
Sen
Jose Cairala
Cairala
Acre
Arnon de
de Melo
Silvestre Pericles
Tion
Pericles
Senate
Joao Agripino
Agripino
Christian Democratic Party
Joao Goulart
Caiala
Cotton Bill Is Passed By House
The House approved an amended cotton bill 216 to 182 to aid U.S. mills to buy domestic cotton at subsidized prices with gradual price reductions and coverage limits. Senate leaders oppose the measure, citing higher farm costs and enforcement concerns.
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Washington
U.S
House
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Secretary of Agriculture
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Rep. Quie
Herman Talmade
D-Gants
Burlington Industries
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
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W. C. Johnson
Dick Swaim
Johnson Dines
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Hale Boggs
Abraham Lincoln
Alagoas
Gladys
U. S. Capitol
Capitol Dome
National Geographic Society
George F. Mobley
U. S. Capitol Historical Society
Lyndon B. Johnson
U. S
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