Memories of Hiroshima troubled pilot commits robbery in Galveston
Claude R. Eatherly, ex Air Force major who aided the Hiroshima bombing, is jailed after holding up a Galveston grocery with a toy pistol. He has spent years in mental hospitals and jail, and says guilt over the bombing haunts him as he cooperates with officers and releases details of the incident.
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Tex
UPI
Claude R. Eatherly
Air Force
Hiroshima
Col
Paul Tibbets
D. P. Rogers
Eatherly
L. M. Luper
Luper
Clay meets Elijah Muhammad and rejects violence stance
Cassius Clay meets Black Muslim leader Elijah Muhammad in Chicago and declares himself Muhammad Ali. He praises peace, opposes rifle clubs, and says he follows Elijah Muhammad, facing east for prayer and denying Malcolm X's split. He rejects civil rights sit ins and claims ultimate invincibility in boxing.
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Chicago
UPI
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Moses
Elijah Muhammed
Poole
Clay
Malcolm X
Muhammed Ali
Sonny) Liston
Lodge's Victory Official In New Hampshire Primary
New Hampshire official results declare Henry Cabot Lodge the winner of the first in the nation presidential primary with 33 007 write‑in votes. Barry Goldwater trails by about 10 000. Nixon and Scranton also receive notable write‑ins.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Robert L. Stark
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Norman LePage
Nashua
Richard M. Nixon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
William Greene
GOP
Nixon
Sen. Smith
Scranton
Farmington seeks secretary as cold feet end tenure
Farmington recreation association lists a secretary opening. Director Ray Berte says the previous secretary quit after claiming cold feet. She wore heavy stockings and a space heater was placed nearby but still resigned.
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Farmington, Conn
UPI
Farmington
Association
Ray Berte
Bette
Three U S Airmen Shot Down Over East Germany
Berlin reports say three U S airmen Capt David I Holland Capt Melvin J Kessler and 1st Lt Harold W Welch were shot down over East Germany amid spy mission charges. Soviet refusal to share details delays any potential return and a Communist court trial outlook looms as the wreckage is guarded.
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UPI
U.S
East Germany
David I. Holland
Holland,Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Cial
East German
Communist Party
Communist National Zeitung
Washington Post
United States
Russia
DAR Praises Mrs Kennedy for White House Refurbish
California DAR at its 56th state conference commends Mrs John F Kennedy for refurbishing the White House. Some members objected to calling her Mrs John Fitzgerald Kennedy and to perceived political wording, but the resolution passed by split vote and was sent to Mrs Kennedy.
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Coronado
Calif
UPI
John F. Kennedy
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DAR
White House
Alberta West
Universal City
National
Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Barbers Declare Beatle Cut Out in Middletown
Barbers in Middletown Connecticut announce the Beatle haircut is out joking they tolerate duck tails and Detroits but this Beatle is too far out.
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Middletown, Conn
UPI
War on Poverty Message Due To Congress Tomorrow
The White House announced that President Johnsons anti poverty message will go to Congress tomorrow. The document outlining the campaign is expected to total about 2800 words after internal differences within the administration delayed its release.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Johnson
Congress
Senate probes asked into alleged tax forgery in Baker case
Sen. Carl Curtis urged Senate investigators to question IRS officials about forged names on Bobby Baker tax returns. Milton L. Hauft said his name was forged on Baker's and Carousel Motel partnership returns. A staff inquiry begins while partisans clash over probe authority and next steps.
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UPS
Carl T. Curtis
Neb
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Bobby Baker
Nebraska
Senate Rules Committee
Curtis
Milton L.hauft
Baker
Hauft
Carousel
Ocean City
Howard W. Cannon
Justice Department
Crews Cleared of Blame in Roswell Missile Blast
In Roswell New Mexico an Air Force blast at an underground missile silo destroyed a 10 million dollar facility and a million dollar rocket. Lt Col Len Klanecky said crews could not be blamed and that higher authorities ordered no release of causes pending Washington clarification.
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Roswell
N. M
Wasington, D. C
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