Six Forest City men indicted in antislavery case
A federal grand jury in Tampa charged Walter Taylor Jr and five co defendants with conspiracy and involuntary servitude for beating and keeping migrant tomato pickers at an abandoned Sun City schoolhouse near Ruskin Florida. Morgan is in a Bradenton hospital awaiting release to U.S. marshals.
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FBI
Tampa
J. F. Santoiana Jr
Santoiana
Walter Taylor Jr
A. J. Taylor
Edward Earle Hinton
David Rucker
Frank James
Ernest Morgan
Morgan
Sun City
Hillsborough County
Bradenton
U. S
Francis Ford
Luberta Taylor
Taylor
Rapid City flood burials resume as cleanup begins
Rapid City resumes burials for more than 200 flood victims as survivors seek shelter and aid. Civilian volunteers and 2,500 National Guardsmen search debris while the Army Corps of Engineers plans to demolish rubble for 700 houses and 300 mobile homes.
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Rapid City
Henry Hausmann
Donald
Doris
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Rapid Creek
Army Corps of Engineers
Sturgis
Army Engineers
South Dakota
Richard Kneip
Black Hills
Kneip
Richard Schleusener
Institute of Atmospheric Sciences
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Pennington County Health Department
Sunay
Warm Days Promise North Carolina Weather Ahead
North Carolina stays warm with low humidity and mid to upper 80s highs. Winds bring moisture and scattered thundershowers, mainly in the mountains, spreading across the state later in the week. South Carolina remains partly cloudy with 80s to near 90 highs and 60s overnight.
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North Carolina
High Point
South Carolina
20 Injured In Alabama Mine Blast
At least 20 people were injured in a late night explosion at U S Steel's Concord coal mine. No fatalities were reported and about 200 miners were evacuated. Most injuries were from shock. eight ambulances were dispatched to the isolated wooded site 20 miles west of Birmingham.
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Concord
Ala
U.S. Steel
Birmingham
Wallace Seeks Deadlock Strategy for Wallace Ticket Spot
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace plans to rally Southern and other governors to back him if the Democratic convention remains deadlocked. Campaign chief Charles F. Snider said Wallace is confident and will pursue support as he recovers from a gunshot wound, noting no clear nominee on the first or second ballot can beat an incumbent president without him.
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Silverspring
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Charles F. Snider
Wallace
Snider
Holy Cross Hospital
Miss Duplin First Winner In Swimsuit Pageant
Charlotte AP reports Elizabeth Bos tic of Duplin County won the swimsuit competition at the Miss North Carolina Pageant opening night. She is 20, 5 feet 8% inches tall with measurements 36 24 36. Barbara Aletha Ballew of Wake County won the talent segment with a jazz ballet. she is 20 and 5 feet 8% inches, a Peace College junior. Nightly competition continues in evening gown, with winners to be announced at the final night.
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Charlotte
Duplin County
Elizabeth Bos‘tic
Gun Control Measures Debated by Senate Judiciary Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee takes up gun control bills from Sen. Bayh and Sen. Hruska amid doubts of passage. Bayh seeks a ban on sales of unsuitable hand guns for sportsmen, while Hruska calls for safety standards. Tunney backs a stricter plan banning civilian possession of handguns, except for law enforcement and guards.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bayh
Indiana
Hruska
Judiciary Committee
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Soviet Naval Concentration Near Vietnam Reduced
AP reports Pentagon sources say the South China Sea naval concentration of about 13 Soviet ships has fallen to its lowest level since May mines. Several vessels head toward Vladivostok or the Indian Ocean while others remain east of Taiwan and near the Philippines. a tank landing ship returns home.
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Washington
South China Sea
United States
Pentagon
Japan
Vladivostok
Russia
Indian Ocean
Straits of Malacca
Taiwan
Philippines
Nixon adviser blasts press questions as dumb
Los Angeles AP John Ehrlichmann says Nixon holds few news conferences because reporters ask dumb questions. He argues one on one interviews, like with Dan Rather, would yield more useful news. Ehrlichmann notes press galleries can be noisy and preoccupied with their bureaus.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichmann
KNBC
Ehrlichmann
Dan Rather
CBS White
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Greenville
S.C
Raleigh
Savannah
Wilmington
Mendenhall-Moore
Church Avenue
Deadlock
Miss Duplin
Erite
Esa
Triads
Neetek
Sedgefield
SUN
Vietnam
Fred S. Hoffman
North Vietnam
Ing
White House
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Wood-Armfield
Bassett
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