Mansfield Supports Amnesty for Vietnam War Leaders
Sen. Mike Mansfield called for a secure amnesty for all involved in the Vietnam War as essential to peace sought by the Johnson administration. He urged that negotiations be feasible and outlined Johnson's conditions including: a verified South Vietnamese vote, independence or peaceful unification, and withdrawal of foreign forces with guarantees of non interference for Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
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Southeast Asia
Boy Can't Walk But Swims Mile
Seattle AP report covers Wayne Hatcher, a polio survivor, swimming a mile in 3 hours 55 minutes as a birthday feat. Despite doctors saying he may never walk, his mother insists he will walk someday and Wayne continues lessons after moving with his Boeing engineer father from Wichita to Mansfield.
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North Viet Nam
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Judge to Face Assault Trial in LaMonte Missouri
LaMonte Municipal Judge Ira L. Maxwell, 74, bound over to circuit court for trial on felonious assault charges. He is accused of assaulting 17 year old David A Quier, who testified that Maxwell threatened him after a speeding accusation and with others allegedly involved in an arson plot near the judge’s home.
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Maxwell
Japanese right wing member jailed for Mikoyan attack attempt
Nobuo Hirano, a 24 year old member of a Japanese right wing group, was sentenced in Tokyo to three years in prison for the attempted assassination of deputy Russian Premier Anastas Mikoyan during a visit to Japan last year.
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Reuters
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Anastas Mikoyan
Japan
Surrender Marks End of World War II on Missouri Bay
In Tokyo Bay aboard the Missouri, Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu signed two surrender documents on two copies, ending World War II. Gen Douglas MacArthur declared the proceedings closed. Japan had surrendered unconditionally on August 14 1945, after Pearl Harbor in 1941.
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
Missouri
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Two Free Farm At Leavenworth
Two prisoners escaped from the honor farm of the Federal Penitentiary at Leavenworth between 8 and 10 p.m. Wednesday. Identified were Ralph Wayne Taylor, 36, with over a year left on a six year sentence for interstate transportation of forged securities from Kansas City, and Edward Eugene Carrier, 30, of Catoosa Oklahoma, serving three years for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Carrier bears tattoos reading hard luck and love Eddie. Taylor has no fixed address, with relatives in East Leavenworth and Platte City. Taylor is described as 5 feet 8 inches, 170 pounds, brown eyes and hair, with a 4 inch scar on the bridge of his nose.
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Catoosa
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Missouri
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Missouri River
Congress agenda stalls on wage bill redistricting and reform
Congress debates a 1966 wage bill for 7.2 million workers stalled by Johnson administration positions. The Senate action on standardizing unemployment benefits lags as House and Senate split on Farm and immigration measures. Dirksen blocks committee action pending a promise to calendar reapportionment next year.
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Mrs. Horner Named Women’s Chairman of 1965 Heart of America Campaign
Mrs. Bryan Horner of Mission Hill was named women’s chairman for the 1965 Heart of America United Campaign in Kansas City. She will recruit about 6,000 women volunteers to solicit funds for programs aiding homeless children, the handicapped, emotionally disturbed youth, and community services.
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Plymouth confronts racial tension with mass arrests
Police in Plymouth, North Carolina, surged arrests to curb racial friction blamed on Ku Klux Klan activity and out-of-town thrill seekers. Six people were arrested after a street clash left two white men wounded. Tensions erupted during Negro voter registration demonstrations in a 5,000-person fishing and paper mill town. In Durham, Floyd McKissick warned that unrest in Plymouth could spread. Elsewhere, MLK aide announced King will tour Chicago and Los Angeles to engage Northern leaders in his nonviolent movement. Natchez officials postponed a Negro meeting to today amid desegregation demands. Bogalusa schools began integration quietly after a summer of turmoil.
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Betsy Hurricane Threat Near Caicos Islands
Betsy moved about 100 miles north of the Caicos Islands with Gae winds spreading 200 miles in all directions and 100 miles to the southwest. A Mayaguana caretaking team was alerted by Cape Kennedy hurricane command. Forecasters warned of 55 mile per hour winds within 48 hours if Betsy intensified.
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Job Corps reception centers reduce dropout in three centers
Frelinghuysen cited Shriver saying three reception centers for Job Corps enrollees in New Jersey Michigan and California operated for three months to provide guidance tests health care and clothing. The centers aim to lower dropout rates from 3.2 to about 25 percent and assess funding equity across states for OEO community action programs.
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Defensive Driving at Intersections Highlights Deadly Crashes
A report from Troop F Highway Patrol documents a fourth deadly two car crash at a spring intersection. It details driver errors, failures to exercise caution, and a call for defensive driving measures to reduce fatalities. The piece also notes labor talks and a stalled steel industry bargaining round with a potential wage impact.
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ICC Lets Railroad Host Omaha Service
The Missouri Pacific Railroad was authorized to discontinue its last passenger train between Kansas City Missouri and Omaha Nebraska due to declining patronage and losses. An alternate train service remains by another railroad, with air and bus options available for intermediate points.
Hoover cites social blame as root of teen crime
The speaker argues juvenile crime stems from false teachings that blame society for youths frustrations. He condemns permissive theories undermining authority and urges focus on discipline, restraint, self respect, and respect for law and others to curb assaults burglaries and thefts.
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French road deaths exceed eighty during busy vacation weekend
Paris Reuters reports at least 80 people died on French roads during the big weekend return from summer vacations, police said Wednesday.
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Reuters
Freedom Due TOKYO Fishermen to be Released
The Russian Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that 17 Japanese fishermen arrested for alleged violations of Russian territorial waters in the North Pacific will be released. The announcement comes amid ongoing diplomatic talks between Tokyo and Moscow.
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Reuters
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North Pacific
Foreign Ministry
Senate mulls right to work bill amid long debate
Senate leadership aims to bring the right to work bill to the floor by September 8 or 9 for debate before adjournment. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield signals action after other major measures, as Dirksen and Holland plan extended opposition. Moyers says Johnson expects final action this session despite pressure to yield to organized labor.
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Wis
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen
Fla
Mansfield
White House
Bill. Moyers
Johnson
Dirksen
Organized Labor
AEC detonates 18th underground test in Nevada
The Atomic Energy Commission fired its 18th underground nuclear test of the year at the Nevada testing grounds. The blast was described as low in yield, estimated at less than 20 thousand tons of TNT.
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Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Beatles Return Home From Third U.S. Tour
The Beatles arrived in London today to a loud welcome from about 500 teenage fans who kept vigil through the night. The group’s return followed their third American tour, marked by typical screaming crowds and media attention.
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Speaker of British House Collapses and Dies
London AP reports Sir Harry Hylton-Foster speaker of the British House of Commons since 1959 died today after an apparent heart attack. He was 60. As speaker he voted only in case of a tie, and his death does not affect the Labour government's two vote majority in the Commons.
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Cigarette smoking branded hazard of the century
Washington AP reports the Public Health Service calls cigarette smoking one of the greatest health hazards of the century in a new leaflet. The leaflet stresses the risk is entirely preventable by a personal decision not to smoke.
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PublicHealth Service
U S Officials Start Six Nation Tour for Money Reform
Rome AP reports Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler and Undersecretary of State George W. Ball departed for Bonn and will visit six nations to seek backing for a conference on international money reform.
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Dr Albert Schweitzer Gravely Ill in Gabon Jungle Hospital
Reports from Libreville indicate Dr Albert Schweitzer, famed as a humanitarian, is gravely ill in his jungle hospital near Lambarene Gabon. Staff say he has not left bed since Sunday and associates refuse to predict recovery while soliciting prayers. The hospital cannot be reached by telephone.
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Reservoir Won’t Have Recreational Facilities
MOBERLY Mo API There will be no recreational facilities on the Thomas Hill Reservoir it is developing 15 miles northwest of Moberly The Associated Electric Cooperative says the co op plans a generating plant to service customers in northwest Missouri The dam on the Middle Fork of the Chariton River is scheduled for completion in December next year Congress disapproved a federal flood control buyout that would fund water sport facilities
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Pentagon Releases Names of Casualties in Viet Nam
Pentagon Wednesday identified three U S servicemen killed in action in Viet Nam Air Force 1st Lt Robert M Cain Jr Fayetteville N C Navy Lt Ed D Taylor son s of Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor Kensett Ark Army PFC George G Kilbuch Bethel Alaska Also listed as missing in action were Air Force Maj Ronald E Byrne Jr Air Force Capt Wesley D Schierman and Navy Lt Henry B McWhorter home addresses and next of kin withheld
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U.S
Viet Nam
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Fayetteville
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Navy
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Thomas Taylor
Kensett
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George G. Kilbuch
Henry 8. McWhorter
St Louis Police Rally Citizens Against Crime Drive
St Louis residents are urged to join a Citizens Against Crime program by the police department. About 500 000 wallet size cards are being handed out instructing people to call police if they witness crime or see a suspicious person vehicle or object. A Citizen of the Month and a Citizen of the Year will be chosen.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and policy notice
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists its publishers and leadership, notes evening publication Monday through Friday with carrier and mail rates, and provides postal and press affiliation details. Billing and subscription rates include Missouri and out of state options with daily, Sunday, and combined deliveries.
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News Tribune Company
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Jefferson City
Associated Press
JeffersonCity
Missouri
Bombers Strike Near Saigon In Major Viet Nam Raid
U S B52 bombers attacked a suspected Viet Cong area north west of Saigon in Dinh Duong Province, rattling windows in the city during the 17th raid of the Viet Nam war. Guam based planes have increased activity, with U S air support used in ground fighting near Quang Ngai city. no casualty toll reported.
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South
Viet Nam
U.S
Ho Bo
Dinh Duong
Strategic Air Command
Quang Ngai City
Quang Ngai
Johnson Fails to Get Home Rule Bill Vote
Washington AP report says a bid to bring the District of Columbia home rule bill to the House floor on September 13 has failed amid White House appeals. The measure could still be discharged from the district committee before adjournment, with President Johnson hopeful it passes this year. the discharge petition has 185 signatures, needing 218 for action.
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District of Columbia
Johnson
District
Congress
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Indian Prophet Predicts Mild BC Winter
Vancouver report says Dominic Charlie of the Squamish tribe, who once warned of a harsh winter, now predicts a mild season after observing leaf color. Local people who trust his forecasts note past heavy snow disrupted traffic and services.
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B.C
Columbia
Dominic Charlie
British Columbia
Charlie
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