No Remorse Shown By Jordanian Sirhan
Sirhan B. Sirhan, accused of assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy, has shown no remorse and has not asked for visitors except an ACLU attorney. He remains in the county jail hospital ward, eats well, exercises, and awaits a June 28 court appearance with two psychiatrists to examine him. His father in Jerusalem blamed Kennedy for the killing, saying Kennedy insulted Arabs.
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NSU weighs acting president as Moyer resigns
Vice President post to Raepler slow selecting a replacement for Dr. Moyer who resigned in May. Regents and a faculty committee may appoint an acting president if a man isn't found by Aug. 1. Raepler, a CWSC biology chair, has strong recommendations and a history at Lanphier HS and Carleton College.
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Raepler
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Springfield
Carleton College
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Minn
University of Oklahoma
Mary
Ellensburg
Wash
Jerry Crawford
Crawford
Services Held For Dan Duryea
Hollywood veteran Dan Duryea aged 61 known for Peyton Place and China Smith television roles had funeral services yesterday. He collapsed and died last Friday at his home with cause undisclosed, believed to be a heart attack or cancer for which he had surgery.
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UPI
Dan Duryea
China Smith
Duryea
Hanley case details murder plot and Reno trip
Testimony outlines a plan to hire Ralph Alsup’s killer for cash after the job. Marathon says a Jan 9 1966 meeting was set to deliver money, then he traveled to Reno for weeks. Alsup was shot outside his Warm Springs Road home January 19 1966. widow Bernice Alsup describes the scene and morgue photos.
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Marathon
Reno
Alsup
Warm Springs Rd
Ralph
Bernice Alsup
Rocket Barrage Shatters Saigon District Amid Civilians' Hardship
Viet Cong resistance in Cholon collapsed with 34 guerrillas surrendering after nine days as South Vietnamese rangers swept the area. Refugees surged into the ruined district as 1,000+ residents searched for aid and belongings. Japanese citizens in Vietnam were advised to leave amid ongoing raids. American airmen flew 124 missions into southern North Vietnam despite surface to air missile fire.
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Cholon
Saigon
Dang Nguyen Chan
UPI
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
LU. S
NERVA Survives Major Test in a Decade
A NERVA project official predicts the program as crucial for space power while defending a $1 billion investment. He argues abandoning now would set the United States eight years behind the USSR and harm national security. The bill advances to a Senate House conference to settle space funding.
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Nerva
U. S
Senate House
Illinois primary vote centers on governor race
Illinois voters head to the polls with little national impact expected. In the Republican race Richard Ogilvie faces John Henry Altorfer and others as campaigns tour the state. Gov. Samuel Shapiro seeks the Democratic nomination unopposed. Senator Dirksen runs for a fourth term amid a weak field.
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UPI
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William G. Stratton
S. Thomas Sutton
Ogilvie
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Sutton
Congress
Elmhurst
Samuel Shapiro
Otto Kerner
Odds Mount Against Passage Of Stronger Gun Law Now
In Washington the administration backed bill to outlaw mail order gun sales and broaden the ban to ammunition, with national firearm registration proposed by Sen. Dodd. House action on Johnson gun control moved ahead, but passage this year seemed unlikely amid opposition from Senate leaders.
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National Association of Attorneys General
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Christopher
Kennedy
Congress
Brown freed after charge dropped in police officer assault
Former Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown was released on bail after a charge of assaulting a police officer was dropped. The incident involved confrontation at an apartment doorway as deputies attempted entry. Brown denied wrongdoing and his attorney said he is innocent. He has a historic NFL legacy and later acted in films.
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Ray Returns to USA Amid courtroom hearing on Bow Street
Ray, age 40, wearing a blue checked coat and dark attire, was escorted by Scotland Yard officers into Bow Street Court. He entered the dock with a restrained posture and spoke only twice in a barely audible voice saying No. The judge questioned him about press restrictions and any personal statement.
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De Gaulle Opposition Falters Amid Student Riots in Paris
In Paris protests over a drowned student escalated as riot police clashed with about 1,000 students in the Latin Quarter. The political opposition to President Charles de Gaulle fractured internally while gasoline bombs exploded at Gaullist headquarters as about 3,000 demonstrators gathered.
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UPI
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Gaullist Party
Rockefeller Eulogizes Kennedy amid Tight Security at Allegheny
Nelson Rockefeller delivered a restrained commencement address at Allegheny College in Meadville Pennsylvania praising Robert F Kennedy as a bridge between generations and groups. He, flanked by a large security detail, urged leadership and a life of higher purpose as students listened amid nationwide mourning.
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UPI
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Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
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Rockefeller
Spock Testifies In Draft Protest Trial In Boston
Dr. Benjamin Spock testified that he believed the Vietnam War illegal and immoral and that the United States destroyed a country that harmed no one. He described the Gulf of Tonkin escalation and alleged war crimes, as defense witnesses discussed draft evasion charges against five defendants including Coffin Goodman Taskin and Ferber.
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UPI
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United States
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Johnson
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Yale University
Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Maine
Marcus Taskin
Institute For Policy Studies
Washington, D.C
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Buffalo
N.Y
Harvard
Congress
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Kennedy proposed as Democratic vice presidential candidate
The Chicago Daily News editorially urged Sen. Edward Kennedy as the Democratic running mate after the assassination of Sen. Robert Kennedy. It said Humphrey and McCarthy should unite the party and that the winner at the convention could pick Kennedy to join the ticket, adding strength, style, and vigor.
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UPI
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Fugene
McCarthy
Kennedy
Edward
Teddy” Kennedy
Massachusetts
Churchill's Only Son Randolph Churchill Buried in Private Funeral
Funeral held at East Bergholt Parish Church for Randolph Churchill late Sir Winston Churchill's only son who died at 57. He requested strict family privacy and cremation. service led by Rev. Harry Chiswell. A memorial service in London will follow with no date set.
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England
UPI
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London
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