Charges Dropped In LSD Hoax Yarn
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania will not prosecute anyone in the LSD sun blinding hoax. State Attorney General William C. Sennett declared the case closed after a two week probe. Dr. Norman M. Yoder, the blinded commissioner of the blind, confessed to fabricating the tale and was suspended from his post.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
William C. Sennett
Sennett
State Justice Department
Norman M. Yoder
Yoder
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Commonwealth
Leroy A. Zimmerman
Dauphin County
Thomas W. Georges
Norma V. Laurie
Wilson Says Peace Near In Vietnam
London report says Prime Minister Harold Wilson told Parliament a very narrow bridge remains to peace in Vietnam after his Moscow talks. He promised a detailed report to President Johnson and indicated Vietnam and Korea would dominate upcoming discussions.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Vietnam
Wilson
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Troika
Alexei N. Kosygin
Johnson
Washington
Korea
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
Hat stolen at L A testimonial dinner for detective chief
Thad Brown retired LAPD chief of detectives asks police to locate his new hat taken during a testimonial dinner attended by about 800 law enforcement personnel in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Thad Brown
Police Department
Coal Miners Expand Strike Into Three State Protest
In a widening action, Pennsylvania soft coal miners shut down mines in Ohio and West Virginia. More than 25 000 miners across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia joined protests against alleged strike breaking by Pennsylvania state police. Fires damaged a SLU hall and a non union mine office amid arson suspicions while union clashes intensified. Negotiations continued between UMW and Solar Fuel officials as state police reinforced the Clymer area.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennyylvania
Indiana County
United Mine Workers
UMW
Southern Labor Union
SLU
Tennessee
Clymer
Here
Non-Union Mears Coal Co
Dixonville
Mears
Solar Fuel Co
Hooversville
Somerset County
Raymond P. Shafer
The
Itol
Harrisburg
William J. Hart
Labor and Industry
Somerset
Arms Boost By Russia And China For Vietnam War
Diplomatic reports say Russia and Communist China have stepped up arms supplies to North Vietnam including rockets and SAMS. Hanoi seeks a major military victory to strengthen its position in peace talks, while the Soviets hint at aiding peace efforts only after US and Hanoi agree to talks.
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London
UPI
Russia
China
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
United States
Vietnam
Drug Experiment Rates in 426 American Colleges
A survey of students in 426 American colleges finds 6 percent have tried marijuana and under 1 percent have used LSD. The study offers a snapshot of drug experimentation among college students nationwide.
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Chicago
Johnson’s grandson Lyn Nugent burns hand on chili
President Johnson disclosed his grandson Lyn Nugent burned his hand by sticking it into a bowl of chili yesterday. Johnson posed with Timmy Faas, the 1968 March of Dimes poster boy, and spoke of his grandson’s smile, his daughter Luci Nugent, and Timmy’s visit in the White House.
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Luci
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Lyn Nugent
Timmy Faas
Whittier
Calif
Timmy
Lyn
Patrick Nugent
Austin, Tex
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