Italy Expels Egyptian Diplomats Over Prisoner In Trunk Plot
Italian police halted an attempt to load a bound, drugged prisoner into a diplomatic trunk aboard a U A R airliner to Cairo. Two Egyptian embassy first secretaries were expelled after being cited for violations of immunity and Italian penal codes. The victim Josef Dahan, Moroccan born and formerly linked to the U A R, had no current criminal record. The Italian foreign ministry protested strongly and summoned the U A R ambassador.
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Sion
Cairo
Rome
Josef Dahan
United Arab Republic
Aw Tanaal Rome
Atiou Alipdilavi
Dahan
Foreign Ministry
U.A.R
Ahmed Naguib Hasim
Abdel Moneim el Nektawy
Selim Osman el Sayed
Italy
Privae
Saigon Airport restaurant bomb injures Americans
A plastic explosive blast at the Saigon airport restaurant wounded 18 Americans including 11 airmen and 3 civilians plus four Vietnamese. An American officer was badly hurt. Police questioned four suspects as debris and fire destroyed the wooden structure near aircraft hangars.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Air Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Viet Nam
Sai- He
Charges Filed Against One In Hope Mills Bank Robbery
Billy Caulder, a mill hand, led authorities to a wooded area near an abandoned car and showed a sawed off shotgun and a slouched hat used in a bank robbery in Hope Mills. Police indicated two cars were involved in the incident.
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Hope Mills
Caulder
Jury Convicts Rinaldi in First Degree Murder
A North Carolina jury found Frank Rinaldi guilty of first degree murder in the death of his wife Lucille Beggs Rinaldi. The panel recommended mercy, carrying a mandatory life sentence, after deliberating eight hours. The case rested on evidence of beating and suffocation with time of death placed around noon on December 24.
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Reese Hart
Defense
Gordon Battle
Mallard Re
Waterbury
Conn
John Rogers
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Orange County
Grand Jury
Seena
Lucille Beggs Rinaldi
Thomas D. Cooper, Jr
Plane escort shot in Laos panhandle near midnight
AP bulletin says a fighter escorting an RF101 photo reconnaissance aircraft in Laos was hit by ground fire. The incident followed two prior losses on similar reconnaissance missions. McNamara noted possible early intelligence on Red Viet Nam before the news conference.
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Washington
Panhandle
Laos
McNamara
Red Vietna
Critics of Press Answered Critics of Press
Phoenix AP report recalls a double barbed retort before the AP managing editors convention. Ragan and Carter present views on campaign coverage and the year’s press scrutiny, framing the past 12 months as the Crucible Year beginning with Kennedy’s assassination and ending with the election.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Associated Press
Ragan
Origanization
Carter
John F. Kennedy
McNamara Announces 95 More Military Base Closures
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said 95 additional bases will be eliminated including some naval shipyards. Closures will be phased over years with about 500 million dollars in annual savings and affect Air Force Army and other facilities. The latest cuts add to 574 previous actions to reduce surplus installations.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Air Force
Johnson plans expand agenda after White House talks
President Johnson’s legislative list grows beyond two priority bills medical care for the aged and Appalachia development After a White House briefing House Leader Carl Albert said immigration, unemployment compensation reform and education aid below college level are being considered as next in line He stressed details were not discussed fully before vacation in Oklahoma district and the administration already envisions quick passage of medical care and Appalachia measures.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
House
Carl Albert
Capitol
Albert
Oklahoma
Appalachia
GOP Staffers Question Pacific Base Tour at Taxpayer Cost
Two Republican congressmen challenge a 19 day Air Force sponsored junket for 10 committee staffers visiting bases across Canada the Aleutians Japan Korea Okinawa Formosa Hong Kong Manila Guam Wake Island and Hawaii. The trip’s purpose is military orientation with no cost calculated yet by the Air Force and several staffers come from nonmilitary committees. Bow would cut or justify expenses while Bray calls the trip unnecessary though he supports productive foreign travel.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Congressional Committee
Pacific
Robert S
McNam Department
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Bow
William G. Bray
Indiana
House Armed Services Committee
Bray
Air Force
Associated Press
Capitol Hill
Congressional
Canada
The
Aleutians
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Hong Kong
Manila
Guam
Wake Island
Hawaii
Carlson Execution Postponed
Nairobi Kenya AP reports Congolese rebel leader Christophe Gbenye postponed the execution of American missionary Dr. Paul Carlson until Monday. Washington urged humanitarian action and evacuation while seeking a basis for prisoner negotiations with rebel authorities in Stanleyville.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Christophe Gbenye
Paul Carlson
Stanleyville
Gbenye
Jomo Kenya
Washington
Carlson
Kenyatta
United States
U.S
G. McMurtre
Leopoldville
Seeel Eens
Dr. Carlson
Rad Crees Gate
OAU Gegenic African Unity
Ad Somes Sa
OAU Ad Hoc Commission
Bien Fsble
Stanleyville Hage
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Zarre
Rael
North Africa
Middle East
UAR
Israel
Sir Terse
Fayetteville, N. C
Billy Caulder
Rinaldi
Mercy
Rogers
George Rhoton
Mallard
Tes
John F. Sipp
Rheton
Rhoton
Sipp
Aera
Bulletin
Mike
Ween
LBJ
GOP
Far East
Senate
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