Vice President Humphrey Visits Liuzzo Family in Detroit
Vice President Hubert Humphrey met with the Liuzzo family in Detroit to extend condolences from President Johnson and the nation after civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo was killed near Selma. He hugged Liuzzo’s daughter Sally and promised to phone later, with funeral plans tentatively set for Tuesday.
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Detroit
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Viola Green Liuzzo
Johnson
Humphrey
Little Sally
Anthony
Liuzzo
Metropolitan
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Swainson
O'Brien
Sally
O’brien
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Martin Luther King
Secret Service
Minister's Son Confesses Slaying Wife for Divorcee
A 30-year-old minister's son confessed to the March 21 murder of his wife in a divorce motivated case. He said he killed Ethel Key to marry Phyllis Hazelbaker, a divorced mother of three, after police alleged Hazelbaker fired the fatal shots.
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Muncie
Ind
UPI
Charles Clark
Delaware County
Marion
Ethel
Phyllis Hazelbaker
Key
Obituary notices for Kenneth Kilmer and an unnamed female
Funeral services for Kenneth R Kilmer, 35, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Palm Chapel. He died Friday in a local hospital. Kilmer, a Chicago native, resided with wife Evelyn at 5524 Gypsy Ave and managed the building department at Handy Andy Hardware. He served as chief warrant officer in the Nevada National Guard and is survived by three sons and a daughter, all of Las Vegas. Burial in Garden of Devotion, Palm Mausoleum. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Palm Chapel
Kenneth R Kilmer
Charles Simpson
Nevada National Guard
Will Offi
Muriel Timlin Services Set at Palm Chapel
Funeral services for Muriel Florence Timlin aged 74 are planned for 10 30 a.m. Monday in the Palm Chapel with Father Talley Jo presiding at Christ Episcopal Church. Timlin was born in Toronto Canada on November 24 1890.
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Muriel Florence Timlin
Palm Chapel
Talley Jo
Christ Episcopal Church
Pre
California to Probe Machine Gun Plant Ties to Private Armies
California Atty Gen Thomas Lynch to meet with Los Angeles County DA to pursue possible charges against Erquiaga Arms Co owners after a raid yielded 373 machine guns and other weapons. He said some arms may have been bound for private armies tied to right wing extremism, including a rifle once owned by Terrell Eddy of the National States Rights Party. Owner Robert Cable denied illegal modification of firearms.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Thomas C. Lynch
Erquiaga Arms Co
Lynch
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Costa Rica
Terrell Eddy
California
National States Rights Party
Ku Klux Klan
Birmingham
Ala
Robert Cable
Legislators Backroom Push On Johnson School Aid Plan
Washington lawmakers press to move Johnson proposals on school aid and voting rights. Senate and House committees meet to advance the 1.3 billion school aid program after its House passage, aiming for an early floor vote before voting rights legislation.
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Senate
Johnson
House
Mike Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Education Subcommittee
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Lightning Mine Blast Kills 14 in Viet Nam Camp
A lightning triggered explosion at a U S Special Forces camp near Ple i Do Lim killed 14 and wounded 74 including a seriously injured U S Army enlisted man. Montagnard casualties included women and children as the blast ripped through the edge of the garrison.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Here
Plei Do Lim
U. S. Marine Corps
da Nang
Marine Corps
U. S
Army Field
Nha Trane
Pleiku
Khanh Hoa
Wagner Offers Services to Avert City Newspaper Strike
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner, who helped end a 1962 63 printers strike, offered to mediate again as seven major papers faced a Local 6 walkout. Wagner urged intensified talks before the Wednesday deadline and expressed readiness to assist negotiations to protect the city’s economy.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Sunday
Wagner
Local 6
International Typographical Union
Marathon
Bertram A. Powers
New York Publishers Association
Malaysia Defeats Indonesian Invaders in Month-Long Campaign
Malaysian authorities report a British backed operation crushed an Indonesian guerrilla bid near Tarce in Jo hore state. 25 militants killed and 25 captured. British minesweepers sank two boats and captured 19 invaders with casualties to three sailors.
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Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Malaysia
Defense Ministry
Johore
Air of Optimism I N Vietnam Followed by U.S. Consultations
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor returned to Washington from Saigon with an upbeat view of South Vietnam amid continued U.S. air strikes. He said talks on ending the war were premature and noted improving morale and political stability under Premier Phan Phu Quat. Taylor will hold routine consultations with President Johnson and top officials.
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Washington
UPI
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Andrews Air Force Base
Capital
Saigon
Honolulu
Fidence
Phan Phu Quat
Quat
Taylor
Johnson
United States
U. S
North Viet Nam
UMT Threatens General Strike After Riot Crackdown
In Casablanca UMT leader Mahjoub Ben Seddik warned of a nationwide general strike if repressive measures from last week’s riots are not lifted promptly. The ultimatum followed the execution of 14 government adversaries tied to anti government activity during the 1963 border with Algeria.
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Casablanca
Morocco
UPI
Union of
UMT
Mahjoub Ben Seddik
Hassan II
Algeria
National briefs recount labor deal and political warning
The Glass Bottle Blowers Association accepted a New York contract ending an 11 day strike at 85 percent of U S glass plants. Senator Wayne Morse warned Egypt may declare war on Israel and opposed U S aid. In Tyrone Pennsylvania volunteers suspended a search for missing six year old Kathy Shea after 1 day without trace.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Glass Bottle Blowers Association
New York
William Rose
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Beverly Hills
U.S
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Egypt
Israel
United States
United Jewish Welfare Fund
Morse
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Tyrone
FBI
Chaos at Congo voting as booths fail to open
In Leopoldville crowds waited hours as 160000 voters found polling stations closed without ballot papers or boxes. Officials arrested the Leopoldville electoral commission president and deputy amid reports of sabotage and delays. Voting resumed with promises of Monday ballots and possible night voting.
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Leopoldville, Congo
UPI
Leopoldville
Munongo
Steel Wage Talks Narrow To Fine Print
Pittsburgh reports detailed wage and fringe benefit demands to be reviewed by top steel contract negotiators from USW and industry leaders. With 33 days until the strike deadline, optimism remains guarded as talks focus on a roughly 43 cents per hour package amid a looming walkout by 450,000 workers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
USW
David J. McDonald
Cooper
Te Union
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World Briefs
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