Booze Parties For Teens May Prove Costly
In Darien Connecticut a circuit court review into teen alcohol at private home parties led to four arrests when a dozen individuals including a psychiatrist and his wife were charged under a state statute. The case ties to a highway fatality of 17 year old Nancy Hitchings and involves charges of furnishing alcohol to minors with potential penalties up to one year in jail or a $1000 fine.
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Smith
Aulons
George S. Hughes
Connecticut
Nelson
Chad
Barry Blasts Johnson Anew Over Viet Moves
UPI report flags Barry Goldwater criticizing the Johnson administration over Viet Nam policy. He accuses crises, lies, and mounting casualties, urging a reckoning with President Johnson as he campaigns in Oklahoma and Texas. Harrell, leader of an anti Communist cult, faces arraignment for bail jumping after a farm discovery of a six year old boy's body near Strawberry Arkansas.
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Johny Bob) Harrell
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Okla
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Viet Nam
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Tex
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Odessa
Charlotte
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Southwest
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Harrell
Louisville, I
Dorothy Payne
Flora Alice Rowan
Larry Lee Payne
Payne
General Motors and UAW Open New Negotiating Phase
General Motors and United Auto Workers press forward with a fresh economic proposal as the union seeks wage and benefit gains for about 350,000 GM employees. President Walter Reuther and GM leaders warn that a strike deadline looms if terms do not match Chrysler and Ford concessions.
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Motors
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Sould
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Reuther
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UAW
Walter P
Alabama moves to empower states over public schools
The Alabama legislature passed a resolution urging Congress to call a constitutional convention to curb federal authority over public schools. The proposal, backed by Gov. George Wallace, argues states should retain sole jurisdiction over public school systems, with state courts deciding related rights. Wallace framed the plan as a shift to bypass federal power. In Washington, efforts toward a nationwide rail strike resolution faced delays as talks continued.
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Ala
UPI
Alabama
Congress
George Wal
Wallace
United States
University of Alabama
Washington
Southern Governors Conference
San Antonio
RR Strike Threat Averted After Tentative Rail Talks
Negotiators reached a tentative agreement on four of five major issues in the railroad labor dispute. Officials from six railroad shops, carriers, and representatives met again with hope of resolving the final issue in days. The unions’ Monday message to members to stay on the job and railroad concessions eased crisis atmosphere.
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New York
Multiple murder and court actions across Tennessee and Kentucky
UPI report from Tennessee and Kentucky notes Fort Campbell soldiers face trial for first degree murder in a March robbery death of Alma Dutlaw. Separate Memphis cases include sheriff department personnel dismissals, a juvenile shooting incident, Enville bank robbers to face new charges, and requests for separate death-penalty trials for two Memphis policemen’s slayers.
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Jackson
UPI
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Tenn
West Tennessee
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Bethel Springs
Robert Herkeen
Bemis
Enville
Citizens Bank of Counce
Matlock
Seamon Matlock
Ramer
Counce
Memphis
Owo
Sam Campbell
Johnny West
Henry Clay Monts
Joel Farrislds
Frank Bruno Dr. Olds
West
Monts
State Supreme
Underground Test Rescheduled In Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi the Atomic Energy Commission postponed an underground nuclear test at Project Dribble in the Tatum Dome area citing technical difficulties. Officials said the Kiloton device would be set off Monday as the new target date, moving from September 28. The test site lies deep in a cavern beneath Baxley Dome, with fears of misfire or earth impact.
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