Castro accuses U S of sinking Cuban freighter
Fidel Castro told reporters in Miami that the United States ordered an attack on the Spanish freighter Sierra de Aranzazu, saying ships should be attacked regardless of nationality. Survivors said officers were killed and eight crew were wounded. Castro claimed exile groups could not have organized the raid and suggested President Johnson may have ordered it to influence the election. He also condemned Sen. Barry Goldwater and noted a searchlight identified the Spanish ship an hour before the attack.
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Sierra de Aranzazu
Man Confesses Killing Wife and Two Companions
John Frazier, 41, a railroad engineer, confessed to a first degree murder after a “voluntary” lie detector test. He described killing his wife Dorothy Frazier, 40, and Clarence De Polie, 47, at the Detroit School of Announcement and Speech on Northwest Side, then shooting Pierre Paulin, 41, during a Sunday night confrontation after watching a film about alcoholism. Paulin was wounded in the control room. the bodies lay in the bed and on the floor. Frazier faced arraignment in Recorder's Court with an exam date set for Sept. 22.
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Recorder's Court
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Detroit School of Announcing and Speech, Inc
Detroit
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Clarence de Polie
de Polie
Pierre Paulin
Miller to campaign on war peace and agriculture
Rep Miller plans a swing through Wisconsin and Iowa focusing on war and peace. He urged party faithful that victory in South Vietnam hinges on electing Barry Goldwater and keeping him in the White House.
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UPI
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Midwest
Ohio
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South Viet Nam
Barry
Nebraska
Kansas
Goldwater
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New York Congressman Attacks Agriculture Policy Rally
The New York congressman delivered a speech in Chicago at a farmers rally attended by over 4,000 at the Iowa State Fairgrounds. He criticized Democratic policies and NFC actions, blaming them for lower hog and cattle prices and urging a shift toward farm subsidies and market reforms.
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Tennessee legal notices and court actions amid Chattanooga headlines
District Court Judge Frank Wilson recused himself from the jury tampering trial of Charles L. O'Brien after a juror’s report prompted a transfer to Judge Robert L. Taylor in Knoxville. In Chattanooga a $70,000 gambling losses suit, filed by Rey T. Mann, advances amid ties to Eagle Chemical agents. Nashville considers an $17 million school bond issue for a 32 point expansion program, while Vanderbilt Chancellor Alexander Heard prepares for the Sixth World Congress in Geneva and a disarmament delegation visit.
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Chattanooga County
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Rome
Fort, Lauderdale
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Nashville
API
Raulston Schoolfield
Chester Frost
Upe
Alexander Heard
Vanderbilt University
Europe
International Political Science Association
Geneva
Switzerland
Heard
Enafer
U.S
Spacecraft OGO-1 Poised to Meet Missions
Washington reports OGO-1, a 1,073-pound geophysical satellite, has recovered from a birth disaster and is expected to live out its one year designed lifetime. It will conduct solar radiation studies to aid Apollo lunar missions in 1969 despite lingering crippled status.
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Apollo
Geophysical Laboratory
United States
Humphrey Plans Talk In Memphis During Fair
Democratic vice presidential nominee Hubert Humphrey will land in Memphis on September 6 at 6 pm, speak at a new ball park at the fairgrounds, address the Midsouth Fair, and attend a reception at the Shelby County Democratic booth after visiting the fair. Local Democrats announced the plan after a Goldwater stop.
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UPI
Seg
Hubert Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Mtropolitan
Cade
Fairgrounds
Shelby County
Labor Department Left With Little To Tell
Washington sources report President Johnson announced August job figures at a Machinists Union event in Miami Beach. Nonfarm payrolls reached a record 69,250,000, factory pay averaged $403 weekly, and the average factory workweek rose to 40.9 hours, signaling strong economic momentum.
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UPI
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Johnson
Machinists’ Union
Miami Beach
Fla
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
le Machinists
Kennedy
America
Indictments Loom In Deaths Of Civil Rights Workers
Federal grand jury in Jackson reconvenes to consider indictments in the 1964 deaths of Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney near Philadelphia Mississippi. Prosecutors seek civil rights violations against a range of local officials and others connected to the case. The three men disappeared June 1964 after investigating a church burn at Neshoba County and were later found murdered.
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Philadelphia
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Neshoba County
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Drive Begun To Squash Reapportionment Ruling
Washington reports lawmakers move to sidestep Supreme Court reapportionment rules. House Rules Committee considers Patman amendment to set state legislatures at two thirds approval. A constitutional vote would require two thirds in both houses, with membership tied to factors other than population.
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