Ruby to undergo psychiatric transfer in death row case
Dallas defense attorney says Jack Ruby will seek a transfer today to Terrell State Hospital for psychiatric treatment. Ruby, condemned for the Oswald slaying, has been described as in a paranoid state with delusions and communication difficulties.
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Viet Cong Ambushes, Returns in Vietnam Conflict
Reports describe renewed Viet Cong ambushes near Tuy Ninh with casualties and an American enlisted man killed in May. A U S officer wounded and a special forces sergeant hired after a June ambush are noted. The Vietnamese government says four Communist agents were captured at Long Dien village. Australia’s Foreign Minister urged international help to defeat the Viet Cong.
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Long Dien
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Australia
Pawl Hasiuck
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Hasiuck
Marriage in Court Battle Over School Prayer Spurring Controversy
In Baltimore a court order forbidding contact between Susan Abramovitz and William Murray, son of a protestant family involved in school prayer debates, was violated when the pair wed. Police say a scuffle occurred as officers tried to take Abramovitz into custody. both Murray and Mrs. Murray faced assault charges. The legality of the marriage remains in question due to prior court orders.
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UPI
An Athiest
U.S
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William Murray
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Supreme Court
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Leonard Abramovitz
Pedge
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Young Murray
Squeeze Russ Now Squeeze Russ Now
Connecticut Democrat Henry Dodd argues the Soviet economy cannot meet growth needs and relies on starving other sectors. He notes impressive military power but questions missile reliability and points to poor Soviet electronics and reliance on Western navigation gear. The overall view is that the Soviet economy lags and grows more dependent on the West.
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Connecticut Democrat
Dodd
Canary Brain grant fuels nest building study at Cambridge
The British government provided a small grant to Cambridge University lecturer Violet Crane to fund Canary Brain a robot project. The aim is to model how a canary starts nest building in a rough way and gradually improves with practice. The project seeks to mirror gradual learning and pattern formation in animal behavior.
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Cambridge, England
UPI
Cambridge University
Violet Crane
Commission Rejects Insurance Packages for Three-Year Term
The City Commission rejected two liability insurance bids from Horsey Insurance Agency and Leavitt Agency for a three-year term. Horsey’s $41,257 annual premium was rejected due to un reconcilable separate charges. Leavitt’s $38,048.47 annual bid was rejected for missing false arrest protection. New bids will be readvertised with a July 15 opening.
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Sidney Whitmore
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Barry Goldwater Civil Rights Vote Sparks Split
Two Republican senators offered divergent views on how Goldwater's stance against civil rights legislation will affect his presidential bid. Senator Tower said the vote will not hurt Goldwater and that he already leads in delegates. Senator Scott argued the party remains committed to civil rights and called the vote a significant issue.
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Barry Goldwartes
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Arizona
Goldwater
Tower
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Pensylvania
William W. Shranton
Nevada University to study emergency medical services
Senators Alan Bible and Howard W. Cannon say a $10,000 federal contract to the University of Nevada will develop methods to improve emergency medical services. The deal was negotiated by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare with the university's Bureau of Governmental Research.
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Alan Bible
Howard W. Cannon
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
University
Bureau of Governmental Research
All Bodies Recovered From Wreck
Sunday search teams recovered the bodies of all seven victims of a Nationalist China airliner crash in Formosa. The C46 twin engine plane, en route from Taichung to Taipei, exploded midair and crashed in a rice paddy, scattering wreckage over a wide area. There were 21 Americans among the dead and no survivors.
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Loral Reports Navy Contract for Anti-Submarine System
New York Loral Electronics Corp. said it obtained a Navy contract worth 492,932 dollars for work on a new system for anti submarine warfare.
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New York
UPI
Loral Electronics Corp
Foam urethane insulation cuts bridge heat loss dramatically
Allied Chemical Barrett Division reports that one inch of foamed urethane plastic now used to insulate the underside of highway bridges provides heat insulation equivalent to 24 to 60 inches of earth, highlighting a major advance in road surface efficiency.
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Allied Chemical
Barrett
Kennedy air crash clues emerge as investigation continues
CAB official George Van Epps briefed Bayh for two minutes on the Kennedy crash. Officials noted fog and a possible engine failure as the Aero Commander 68 plunged about 2000 feet in a minute. Kennedy and his wife were in the rear seats. doctors expect months of hospitalization and a possible later nerve surgery.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Bayh
Kennedy
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Federal Aviation
Charlies W. Met
Walter Reed Hospital
Metz
Studio dispute over unprofessional conduct cited by actor
Sellers described a heart attack incident at work and said he will not return. A week ago a cable signed by Wilder, Dean Martin, Kim Novak and Felicia Farr criticized his public remarks as unprofessional. Sellers defended his critiques as truthful and public.
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Wilder
Dean Martin
Kim Novak
Felicia Farr
America
Teen advise column idea from local teen in Paradise Valley letters
Vandal damage and water shortages concern Paradise Valley areas as landscaping suffers. A teenager proposes an advice column titled Ask Mike to address teen problems, while city editor notes hotel noise and dining events at Fremont Skyroom.
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Dave Bradley
Fremont
Dave
Mimi
Mr. Greenspun
Mike Selinsky
Knudson Jr
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Nikki Leaves with friendly spirit in Danish visit
A five day visit yields letters and talks that reinforce the writer’s belief in the friendly feelings of the Danish people. The remarks stress a cordial, open hearted reception and positive impressions from interactions.
GOP Platform Debate on Civil Rights Bill Split
Senate vote splits Republicans as Melvin Laird urges platform support for enforcement of the civil rights bill while not ruling out Goldwater's nomination. Scranton notes Goldwater's past votes and questions the senator's enthusiasm for the law, calling it a test of conscience.
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Goldwater
Wisconsin
Melvin Laird
GOP
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