Ex-Football Hero Duane Pope Indicted in Nebraska Bank Slayings
A federal grand jury indicted Duane Pope, 22, a Kansas college football star, on three counts of slaying and one count of wounding in the Farmers State Bank massacre at Big Springs Nebraska on June 4. Pope allegedly ordered bank staff and customers to lie down before shooting. The indictment adds to earlier state charges, with potential federal penalties including life or death. Pope was captured in Kansas City after fleeing via Mexico.
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McPherson College
North Platte
Farmers State Bank
U. S
John W Dellehant
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Dever County
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Andy) Kjeldegaard
Cattle and Wheat Country Bank
Glenn Hendrickson
Lois Ann Hothan
S. Kjeldegaard
Franklin Kjeldegaard
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Algeria's New Strongman Jails Ben Bella and Aides
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella and five top aides are reported under arrest by the national radio after a pre dawn coup. The broadcasts claim no other arrests occurred since the quick revolution, though other sources vary on numbers.
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Ben Bella
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Hadj Ben Alla
Mohammed Seghir Nekache
Abderahmane Derif
Abdel Dijelil
Philadelphia Food Trucks Guarded as Teamsters Strike
Philadelphia police escort food trucks carrying perishables tied to a two day Teamsters Local 107 walkout. Judge Weinrott ordered contempt citations for 17 officers and business agents, while 12 hour shifts move surplus food to 55,009 city recipients.
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Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Teamsters Union
Mammoth
Pennsylvania
Teamsters Local
James A. Hoffa
Teamster
Leo Weinrott
Local 107
Another Big Tax Slash Possible in Early '66
The Johnson administration weighs a third tax cut in 1966 depending on the economy. If growth slows, a further reduction could be proposed. if overheating looms, officials may scrap parts of the new excise relief. The decision hinges on economic outlook and policy aims.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Buckley strikes clause banning Catholics and Jews from Rosa Lysaght bequest
Sir Denys Buckley voids a portion of Rosa Lind Lysaght's will that would have barred Roman Catholics and Jews from a $15 000 medical education bequest. The ruling removes the exclusion, preserving the charitable intent for recipients.
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Denys Buckley
Rosalind Lysaght
Grid Star Enters Innocent Plea To Assault Count
Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown pleaded innocent to an assault charge involving a 1 year old girl in a motel room. Brown was released on his recognizance to await a jury trial, while team officials and the owner expressed support as authorities consider transferring the case to Cleveland.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Brenda Ayres
Brown
Central Police Station
Sue
Art Modell
Browns
New York
Cleveland
Modell
Columbus
Paul Haytcher
Whitehall
Haytcher
Haythher
South Korea and Japan Sign Peace Pact Sparks Riots
Tokyo and Seoul erupted in violence as the foreign ministers of South Korea and Japan signed a long awaited treaty normalizing relations. Police clashed with thousands of demonstrators led by Zengakuren in Tokyo and Seoul with injuries reported on both sides. Police arrested dozens as troops were mobilized in Korea to restore order.
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Japan
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North Korea Radio
Zengakuren
Dwight D. Fisenhower
U.S
Polee
Korea
Inchon
Pusan
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