Sheppard Seeks Supreme Court Review Over Pretrial Coverage
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard asks the U S Sixth Circuit to reconsider an order returning him to prison in the Marilyn Sheppard slaying case arguing pretrial newspaper coverage violated his rights. The case centers on press influence and courtroom fairness with potential move to the Supreme Court if denied.
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Space twins rest while U.S. plans bold Gemini flight
After their two orbit mission, James McDivitt and Edward White head for ticker tape parades and White House visits as NASA gears up for Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad to launch on Gemini 5 in August. A Titan-2 booster awaits at Cape Kennedy Pad 19 ready for the seven day flight.
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Titan-3C rocket launch planned from Cape Kennedy
Air Force aims to debut the Titan-3C booster at Cape Kennedy amid push to outpace Soviet space aims. Mariner-4 recounts Earth’s first Mars probe pass as Saturn-1B preparations loom. Astronauts McDivitt and White receive promotions and praise from President Johnson after returns. They head to Chicago for official parade checks.
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Mirage and Zlata Reneta share top prize at San Sebastian
The San Sebastian Film Festival awarded the Golden Shell to the American film Mirage directed by Edward Dmytryk and the Czechoslovak film Zlata Reneta directed by Otakar Vavra. Lead cast includes Gregory Peck and Karel Hocer. Lily Palmer won best actress for Operation Crossbow, while Marcello Mastroianni won best actor for Casanova 70. The International Catholic Bureau prize went to Once a Thief.
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Dianne Baker
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Otakar Vavra
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International Catholic Bureau
United States
Research Program Probe Opens Monday in Washington
A three day congressional hearing will begin Monday to examine the $15 billion government research program and its impact on universities teachers and students. Rep Henry S Reuss chair of a Government Operations Subcommittee will lead the inquiry amid concerns that research funding diverts professors from teaching and benefits large universities at the expense of smaller ones.
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Lawyers Near Tentative July Hearing in Ruby Case
In Dallas UPI reports lawyers agreed on a July 2 hearing to decide if District Judge Joe R. Brown should be disqualified for writing a book about the Jack Ruby case. The tentative plan follows concerns about judicial impartiality and potential influence.
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Nation's Weather 24 Hour Table by United Press International
A United Press International weather summary presents a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table. The report lists high and low temperatures, rainfall amounts, and regional variations across multiple locations.
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Weather extremes set in Imperial and Stam pede Pass
The Weather Bureau logged the highest temperature of 196 degrees at Imperial California and the lowest 35 at Stam pede Pass and Toledo in Washington on Saturday excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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U.S. Combat Deaths in Vietnam Rise to 413
Washington reports U.S. combat deaths in South Vietnam increased from 400 to 413 last week. Defense Department lists 17 missing after the Dong Xoai battle, 60 miles north of Saigon, with the Dong Xoai fight the war’s heaviest single battle toll.
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Dong Xoai
Nazis Join Minutemen
En dis enchanted former members of the American Nazi Party were reported to have joined the Minutemen, a right wing extremist group. A Pennsylvania State Police commander said a group with fascist leanings held target practice near Reading, Pennsylvania, with some Nazis among them. Arlington Nazi headquarters denied crossovers but noted about 8 to 10 storm troopers had left and now participate in Minutemen activities.
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Portland Rose Festival Parade Draws 500000 Spectators
Half a million people lined the five mile route in Portland to witness the Rose Festival grand floral parade. Wyoming won the non commercial sweepstakes for its "Out of the Scrapbook" float while Meier & Frank Co. took the commercial grand sweepstakes. The event opened with 15 visiting governors and vice President Hubert Humphrey.
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Brandeis Student Linked to Bronx Blonde-Rape Spree
Alfred Gonzague a 19 year old Brandeis University sophomore confessed to raping 30 young blonde girls aged 10 to 13 in Bronx and upper Manhattan apartment buildings over the past 18 months. Police said he admitted the attacks and gave details matching victims. They are sending fingerprints and photos to Boston authorities while questioning him about the Boston Strangler case.
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Pope honors Mindszenty on 50th priestly anniversary
Pope Paul VI sent Jozef Mindszenty a gift and prayers marking the 50th anniversary of his priestly ordination. The pontiff joined spiritually in Mass in Mindszenty’s private chapel for the cardinal and Hungary. Cardinal Koenig delivered a papal message and chalice in Budapest. Mindszenty, freed from detention in 1956, has lived at the U.S. legation since the Soviet crackdown.
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Rights Demonstrators Tie Up Chi Traffic March
In Chicago hundreds of civil rights protesters halted traffic at State and Madison, with police arresting about 200 at the busy intersection. The march aimed to pressure removal of school chief Benjamin Willis amid city racial desegregation tensions.
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Youth Job Campaign hailed by Humphrey as 250k openings found
Vice President Hubert Humphrey praised the Youth Opportunity Campaign noting a quarter million job openings found for youths. The task force formed May 22 aims to line up summer work for students, with an estimated two million youths aged 16 to 21 seeking temporary jobs. In Louisiana, about 100 Negro pickets urged Gov. McKeithen to speed up investigation of a deputy sheriff killing by night riders in Bogalusa. An engine room fire aboard the Colombian freighter Ciudad De Neiva was extinguished in Baltimore harbor after exploding and being towed to an isolated anchorage off Hawkins Point.
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UPI
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State Capitol
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Ciidad de Neiva
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Taylor Heads Back to Hot Spot in South Vietnam
Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor returns to South Viet Nam to weigh military and political options after talks with President Johnson. US officials foresee possible monsoon offensives and modest adjustments in bombing and troop levels, with South Korea possibly sending combat forces.
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Washington
Dent Johnson
National Security Council
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Viet Nam
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Gold Heist Bandits Still Loose
Four bandits stole five gold bars worth 164 dollars from the Kerr Addison Mine bullion at the Larder Lake Ontario Northland rail station. Police hunted across Canada after a suspected airborne escape in a green and white Cessna seaplane reported missing from Grand Mere Quebec.
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