Twister Toll Rising as Grieving Residents Search Debris
A city reels after a Thursday tornado as rescue teams dig through wreckage looking for others feared dead. A four year old found in a wrecked home cellar and families recount terror as two more victims are reported near Island Park and Mounds View. Local neighbors describe ruined homes and pervasive fear while authorities urge caution.
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Gregory” Magsam
Mounds View
New Trial Slated for Ku Klux Klansman in Alabama
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers said Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. 21 of Fairfield will be retried after a mistrial in his first degree murder case tied to the killing of a white civil rights demonstrator Viola Nuzzo. Ten jurors favored conviction. two held for acquittal. Trial expected in September term. two other Klansmen, Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton, also face trial then. All three are under federal indictments on civil rights charges and are free on bond.
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Hayneville
Ala
Alabama
Richmond
Flowers
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
T. Worth Thagard
Wilkins
William
Orville Eaton
Best
Semer
Ler
Latera
Leven
Anya
Johnson outlines six point Atlantic partnership agenda
President Johnson speaks on an Atlantic partnership with France and the Soviet Union as he outlines a six point plan for unfinished business. He calls for accelerating the erosion of the Iron Curtain, pursuing peaceful settlement, and endorsing self determination for Germans while promising to increase trade with Eastern Europe.
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Johnson
Soviet Union
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Tron Curtain
France
Ardaulie
United ‘States
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Dean Unity
Atlantic Partnership
Congress
Europe
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Warning on deficits and cautious outlook from Fowler
Ben J. Fowler warned 100 corporate leaders that March and April payment surpluses are only preliminary signs of a brief respite from seven years of balance of payments deficits. He urged continued diligence to avoid premature optimism and a relaxation of efforts as Johnson asks for foreign investment and lending.
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Tara
U.S
Fowler
Johnson
Flo
Viet Cong Targets Hit Marine Killed In Vietnam
Viet Cong attacks across central Vietnam left a U S Marine dead and several American soldiers wounded in separate incidents. US airstrikes in North Vietnam totaled over 230 tons as 160 plus planes raided numerous targets including a Dong Hoi air base and other airfields near the frontier. A colonial village operation involved Marines and Vietnamese troops with casualties and a man killed by a rifle shot. Two Army Special Forces were killed by a land mine in northeast Proince while another mine obliterated a foot in You Yen Province, with one more American injured.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
United States Navy
Coal Sea
Central
Viet
Nam
Wee Ree
Commmunists
U.S
You Yen ‘Province
Peking
New China News
Not So Sweet S. O. B. Jibe Ends In Civil Verdict
Los Angeles AP report details a televised incident where car dealer Frank Valenta confronted rival Auto dealer White on White's lot during a live ad. White sued for an insult using the term s o b and won a $7,500 judgment. The appeal argued the phrase could be jovial, but the court ruled the words were not endearing.
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Los
Angeles
Valenta
Admi
White
Valetta
District Court
Dairy farms and Davis brothers featured in Randolph County piece
Sunday reading section highlights Randolph County near Sophia nicknamed Little Switzerland for its dairy farms. Davis brothers Gilbert and Robert operate a notable dairy until further details from Braxton Younts’ Sunday Enter. The feature contrasts postwar Europe twenty years after V E Day with a current era of peace and growth.
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Randolph County
Sophia
Switzerland
Davis Brothers
Gilbert and
Robert
Braxton Younts
Europe
Dominican Junta Seeks Rebel Help to Restore Peace
In Santo Domingo the five member military civilian junta named Gen Antonio Imbert Barrera president and invited Col Francisco Caamano's leftist rebels to join in restoring peace. Caamano rejected coalition terms, stating his forces resist any junta alliance. The group includes Julio Pello, Carlos Grisolia, Alejandro Zeller Coco, and Pedro Benoit. US aid resumes with daily airlifts of 90 tons.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco — Caamano
Antonio Imbert Barrerra
Imbert
Caamano
Juan’ Bosch
Carlos Grisolia Poloney
Donald Reid Cabral
Alejandro Zeller Coco
Col
Pedro 8. Benoit
Rafael
Leonidas
Trujillo
Bosch
Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Rosen
Pospigo
Supreme ‘Court
Juliol Acuella
California seaman believed held by Viet Cong in Saigon
Donald Dawson, a 22 year old merchant marine officer from Astoria, Oregon, who returned to the jungle to search for his missing pilot brother Lt. Daniel L. Dawson, is now believed captured by the Viet Cong. A Vietnamese girl student accompanying him is also thought to be in Communist hands.
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Viet Nam
California
Donald Dawson
Astoria
Calif
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Daniel L. Dawson
Trom
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