Five Die In Blaze In Ohio
Five people died in an East Side Cleveland apartment fire ruled likely arson amid a domestic dispute. A 42 year old woman, Glorvine Youngblood, was found dead on the second floor. police questioned a woman as a suspect while investigators prepare to present facts to the prosecutor.
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East Side
John R. Lyons
Glorvine Youngblood
Lyons
Cuyahogane
Monay
E Sperber
Rolling Stones Alter Lyrics for Sullivan Show Appearance
The Rolling Stones will perform on Ed Sullivan Show with new lyrics replacing let's spend the night together. No title will be stated and the phrase will be edited to let's spend some time together. Sullivan's team indicated the song was objectionable and may have led to cancellation.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Stones
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Keith Richards
German Magazine Faces Court Action Over Big Story
Cowles Communications will sue West German weekly Der Stern over publication of William Manchester's The Death of a President. Editor William Attwood says Stern breached its contract by advancing its serialization date and distributing ahead of other countries, despite agreeing to respect sensitive personal details about Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. He cites other papers in 25 nations honoring the initial arrangement.
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Germany
Cowles Communications Inc
der ‘Stern
William Manchester
William Attwood
Stern
Henri Nannen
Nannen
Attwood
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Jacqueline Kennedy
der Stern
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John F. Kennedy
Western Democrats press Johnson while blaming White House for 1966 losses
At the 13-state Western Conference Executive Committee meeting in Salt Lake City, Democratic leaders praised the administration but faulted the White House for 1966 defeats. Chairman John Bailey launched the 1968 campaign as Utah's Gov. Calvin Rampton urged more White House attention to party affairs. The memo from California’s Eugene Wyman argued local Dems lack contact with the President and that Washington feels distant from local outfits.
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Johnson
White House
John M. Bailey
Democratic Conference Executive Committee
Utah
Calvin L. Rampton
National Democratic Committee
Eugene J. Wyman
California
Wyman
Wallace hints at 1968 presidential run in Alabama
Outgoing Gov George C Wallace signals better odds he will run for president in 1968 not as a white backlash candidate. He says backlash is against big federal power and liberal technocrats, and notes his wife Lurleen becomes Alabama's first woman governor with a somber inaugural plan and no inaugural ball due to war.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Lurleen
Washington
Alabama
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Davis
Peterson's Ointment Gains Popularity In Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist developed Peterson's Ointment to ease itching and burning from piles. The product spread nationwide and became a favorite in thousands of homes offering quick relief and a money back guarantee with boxes or 85 cent applicator tubes.
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Peterson
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