His Fame Is Fleeting Hero Rescues Boy From Tracks Then Faces Trial
John Dennis, a Brooklyn auto mechanic, saves 11 year old Ronnie Perez from burning on a Long Island Rail Road yard track. While bystanders watch, he carries the boy to safety and is praised by a judge as a hero yet faces charges after an arraignment for breaking and entering. Perez remains in critical condition at hospital. Dennis is paroled pending a June hearing and described by friends as a good family man. Campaign contributions note appears as stray text from the source.
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Election Reform Bill Is Due Controversies
Washington (UPI) Controversies swirl around the campaign finance reform bill tied to 1964 elections. Senate opposition blocks passage, as proposals to extend federal oversight and require reporting by state and local committees face entrenched votes and procedural traps. White House and Congress discuss thresholds and partisan concerns amid long-standing resistance to stricter limits.
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Florida escapees caught after gun battle near Atlanta
Two of three Florida fugitives were captured after a gunfight with police in a wooded area near College Park Georgia. William Chester Cole and Robert David Roy were apprehended near the abandoned stolen car, both with buckshot wounds. Ray Eugene Edwards remained hospitalized in stable condition in Atlanta with seven bullets in the vehicle. The trio escaped from Florida State Penitentiary last Thursday. FBI possible federal warrants were discussed.
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Desegregation Plan Critics Debate HEW Timetable
Washington (UPI) undersecretary J Cohen said federal guidelines for school desegregation stay intact though he avoids threats. He emphasizes a sensible, practical approach to desert to ensure continued federal funds while urging Southern districts to show progress toward eliminating dual school systems by fall. Cohen plans persuasion over coercion as HEW monitors compliance under Title VI.
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Court of inquiry probes Britain's 16 day seamen strike
A four man court of inquiry opened to resolve Britain's 16 day merchant seamen strike, aiming to avert economic chaos. Union sources expect an appeal to sailors to return to ships, while some call for not unloading British flag tankers in Europe. Coast Guard noted most tankers dock in Britain, though few have loaded since the walkout. As ships reach home, crews may sign off, with 18,974 sailors abandoning 651 vessels by Monday night. The inquiry hopes for an interim report in 12 to 14 days to frame a settlement after 55 years without a maritime shutdown.
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Kingsport Times Subscription Rates and Publication Note
A fragmented Kingsport Times page lists subscription details and postal notices. The readable fragments mention Kingsport Tennessee and publishing facility on Market Street, with references to evening and Sunday editions and first postal zone pricing.
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