Irregularities in Defense Accounts Probed
The Defense Department found irregularities in the Budget and Finance Branch of McNamara's office. The case was sent to the Justice Department Criminal Division for study. John A. Wylie, on sick leave, heads the branch. no individual is named as involved. Loftis’s abolished post as administrative assistant is not tied to the irregularities. The probe follows McNamara reorganizing his office for tighter supervision over internal funds.
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Washington
Defense Department
Robert S. McNamara
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Pentagon
Budget and Finance
McNamara
John A .Wylie
Defense
Wylie
J. R. Loftis
Loftis
Airlines Flights Suspended in Miami Strike Action
National Airlines halted flights to 40 cities in 15 states as 1,800 union members struck over staffing. Willard Wirtz urged immediate resumption of bargaining with mediation and possible binding arbitration if no agreement is reached within five days. Picket lines formed as schedules were canceled.
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Miami
Fla
National Airlines
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Air Lines Employes Association
ALEA
Man Hunted For Slaying Four Persons Kills Self
SHENS Ohio AP Rudy Zamora a 20 year old farm hand fought in the slaying of four persons and killed himself as deputies closed in. The body was found on a ridge six miles southwest of SHENS. Zamora, said to be Mexican descent and a former mental patient, was believed to have shot to death four members of a farm family and wounded two others Friday. A tractor was sent up the ridge to bring the body down. Evidence linked him to the massacre at the Wildman farm where W M Wildman 57 Mildred 60 Eugene 14 Geneva Pierce 26 and two wounded were found. Patricia Wildman 22 and Danny Pierce 6 were wounded but survived. connections with a money dispute cited.
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Shens
Ohio
Rudy Zamora
Ohio City
Zamora
Here
Patricia Wildman
Glenn Meaniel
Danny ‘Pierce
Patricia
Danny
Wildman
W. M. Wildman
Mildred
Eugene
Geneva Pierce
Dean
David Pierce
Hoffa Conspiracy Trial Moves Toward Defense Opening
After nine weeks of testimony in the Nashville conspiracy trial, Judge Frank Wilson weighs dismissing charges for lack of evidence. The prosecution concedes one count may require acquittal while the defense awaits ruling Monday on all charges. Hoffa and five others face accusations of tampering with jurors in the misty past case. The broader story also notes Soviet farm policy moves urging a vast funding plan and fertilizer use under Khrushchev, tied to farm production goals.
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Teamsters Union
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
James F. Neal
Washington
Wilson
Hoffa
Nashville
Neal
James C. Tippens
Nashville Insuranceman
Sunday Enterprise features and court reporter profiles
Keith Goodwin and Susan McMullan, both four, cheer the Black Bison to top of Central 4-A. A Superior Court court reporter works near the witness stand, recording every word for the judge, witnesses, and lawyers. The Sunday Enterprise explores how High Point stores its growing city records.
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Central High School
Keith Goodwin
Susan McMullan
Black Bison
Keith
Susan
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Enterprise
Turko Cypriot tensions rise as invasion fears grow
U S under secretary Ball pressed Greece's Paraskevopoulos on Cyprus peace talks and an international force free of UN control. British leaders discussed the crisis while Turkish ship movements raised alarms near Nicosia as Ismet Inonu warned of action to protect Turkish Cypriots. NATO members weigh possible British and American involvement amid renewed military posturing.
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Allan Jacks
Associated Press
Athens
U.S
George W. Ball
Cyprus
Greece
John Paraskevopoulos
Ball
Paraskevopoulos
Ankara
Turkey
U.N
London
Alec Douglas-Home
United States
Iskenderun
Igen
Cevdet Sunay
Ismet Inonu
Mediterranean
Makarios
NATO
Johnson in St Louis 200th birthday visit greets crowd
President Johnson attracted over 100000 cheering residents at St Louis 200th birthday celebration. Police moved away 86 civil rights demonstrators and a man with a .32 pistol was held for questioning at Lambert airport. He praised local colleges, toured the city arched riverfront, and named Stan Musial head of his fitness drive.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Lambert-St. Louis
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Mark Twain Expressway
Johnson
Gateway Arch
Mississippi Riverfront
St. Louis University
Talma Sawyer
Cairo
President Johnson
Secret Service
Snowstorm Marches Into Midwest and asylum for Nosenko
The United States grants asylum to Soviet secret police defector Yuri I. Nosenko amid a Geneva disarmament dispute. State Department notes say Nosenko is in Washington, Russian interviews occurred Friday, and a Swiss envoy also questioned him. A winter storm from the Rockies to the Midwest disrupts Nebraska Kansas and surrounding areas with varying snowfall and strong winds.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
U.S
Yuri I. Nosenko
State Department
Nosenko
Geneva
America
Richard J. Phillips
Associated Press
Adrei A. Gromyko
Rocky Mountains
North Platte
Neb
United States
Nebraska
Grand
Disarmament Island
Burwell
Genevanehes
Hill City
Kan
Nosen
Res
Towa Phillips
Missouri
Gulf Union
Four Children Die In Virginia Family Tragedy
A 40 year old mother Judith E. Cox shot and killed her four children in Falls Church Virginia after prior treatment for a mental breakdown. A surviving 2 year old boy was shot in the head with little hope of recovery. Police said notes blamed herself and feared hospitalization.
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Falls Church
Judith E. Cox
Jefferson
William Currer
Fairfax County Police
Danny
Laurie
Timothy D
Joel
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