Two Youths Arrested In Slayings In Puerto Rico
Police report two youths arrested in San Juan linked to the killings of a North Carolina insurance executive and a Puerto Rican youth. Cabrera 22, from New York, faces two counts of first degree murder. Antas Sab ria 17 to be turned over by Crawford and Co manager Fisher. Victims were bound, strangled and drowned. looting included $11 and phonograph records.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
New York
North Carolina
Robert de Jesus Cabrera
New York City
Julio Alfredo Antas Sabria
Charles A. Fisher
Crawford and Co
Fisher
Canton
N.C
Victor Acevedo Rivera
Acevedo River
Position Changed On Juries Position Changed On Juries
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court declined to review a case where grand jury selection practices were challenged as racially biased. A Negro, Woodman J. Collins of Iowa Louisiana, was convicted and sentenced to execution for raping Gladys E. Watts of Texas City, Texas.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Woodman J. Collins
Iowa
Gladys E. Watts
Texas City
Tex
Collins
Watts
Lake Charles
Murder Trial Opens for Rinaldi in UNC Wife Slaying
Frank Rinaldi, former University of North Carolina English instructor, faces trial for the Christmas Eve murder of his wife Lucille Begg Rinaldi. Jury selection began as the case opened in Chapel Hill with about 150 prospective jurors considered. Rinaldi, 37, has remained jailed since being indicted on new evidence after earlier release.
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Rinaldi
Cooper
Chapel Hill
Lucille Regina Begg
Obituaries and court testimony in Mallard case
Four obituaries are listed amid courtroom notes. Lewis Foushee testified before Judge Mallard about seeing Rinaldi on December 24 last year.
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Menne Fans
Fos Ae
Lewis Foushee
Financial
Tinaay
Mallard
Ee de Foushee
Rinaldi
Women’s News
Johnson praises Republicans vital role in U S policy
President Johnson lauds Republican contributions in his administration and says GOP should play a key part in U S policy. He notes allies like McNamara Dillon McCone Bundy McCloy and Anderson and expects former cabinet Republicans to lead the party again.
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Washington
Johnson
GOP
U. S. News & World Report
Epen
McNamara
Dillon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
CIA
John McCone
McGeorge Bundy
John McCloy
Robert Anderson
Eisenhower
America
Debbies Letter to Pentagon Schooling Army Song Clash
Debra Greenberg a seventh grader from Westbury New York writes to the Pentagon arguing the Army song is The Caisson Song while her teacher insists it is another tune She lists service songs and recounts the exchange seeking evidence from official sources and notes the Pentagon response in Washington
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Washington
Debbie Greenberg
Army
Debbie
Rodger Young
Westbury
N. Y
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
James
Navy
Rona Greenberg
N.Y
U.S. Army
Nixon Named as Potential Leader of GOP Comeback
An Associated Press survey of GOP officials nationwide sees Richard M. Nixon as a leading figure in rebuilding the party for a likely strong 1968 comeback. Romney Scranton and Rockefeller are also cited as future leaders while Goldwater faces waning enthusiasm for another bid.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Jee Johnson
Goldwater
Oklahoma
John W. Tyler
Robert L
National Party
George Etzell
Romney
Johnson
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Scranton
Robert Seolleted
Stanley R. Tupper
Rmaine
Rockefeller
Chafee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Henry Bellman
John A. Love
Colorado
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Craig
Misdirected Barrage Killing U S Captain
A Vietnamese mortar barrage aimed at Viet Cong killed Captain Agriverto A. Garcia 31 of Laredo Texas and wounded another American near Saigon. Two Vietnamese officers died and six other Vietnamese were wounded in the misdirected attack as U S advisers reported. An army spokesman said two other officers were wounded by shell fragments during operations southeast of Saigon.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Washington
Agriverto A. Garcia
Laredo
Tex
U.S
Louisville teachers strike for pay raise amid city school closures
About 275 to 300 teachers picketed Louisville Lieber classrooms as 72 public schools closed for a one day protest. AFL CIO organizer Joe Cascella refused Mayor Cowger's offer to leave town and warned of a continuing crisis if lawmakers fail to fund schools.
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Louisville
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Georgia
Board of Education
Jefferson County
Joe Cascella
Afl-Cio American ‘Federation of Teachers
William O. Cowger
Cowger
Cascella
GOP voters favor traditional conservatism over Goldwater
A Harris Survey of GOP voters shows many see Goldwater as radical and want a traditional conservative, possibly Eisenhower, as party leader. Most Republicans favor conservatives in control, with moderates expected to gain influence. West voters largely agree, survey indicates.
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Louis Harris
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
West
Johnson and McNamara discuss budget at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson meets with Robert McNamara and Cyrus Vance at the LBJ Ranch to map a $100 billion federal budget. The talks focus on Pentagon outlays and overall spending ahead of January congressional delivery. They plan a full week on the Texas hill country with other engagements including St Barnabas Church ceremonies.
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Young
Raynella Melton
Lyndon B. Johnson
St. Barnabas’ Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
Tex
Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Johnson
McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Texas Hill Country
R Dean Rusk
Peel
Tie Prosident
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Johncrckaburg
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
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