Airman admits plan to drown family in river crash
A 22 year old airman Rudy T Davis of Montesano Washington admitted he drove into the North Bosque River to kill his wife Edith and four children Ruth Elaine 4 Esther Rose 3 Robert Everett 1 and Yvonne Rene 10 months after cutting the brake line He then escaped through a window while rescuers heard the children crying and the wife struggled to reach shore charges filed for murder of the four children and the wife survived the crash at James Connally AFB Hospital
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Waco, Tex
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James Connally Afb Hospital
Rudy T. Davis
Justice of the Peace
John
Esther Rose
Robert Everett
Yvonne Rene
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Edith
Johnson May Sign Alien Radio Bill
A bill letting alien amateur radio operators broadcast from the United States awaits President Johnson signature. Sponsored by Sen. Barry Goldwater the measure passed the House and aims to create reciprocal agreements for U S amateur operators abroad.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House
U.S
Crane Zoe Dies After Brief Life At San Antonio Zoo
An 18 day old whooping crane named Zoe, nurtured by interior department officials as part of a nearly extinct species, died Sunday at the San Antonio Zoo from an apparent pulmonary failure. She had faced health battles since hatching and was sent from Montevista National Wildlife Refuge in Colorado for specialist care.
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Washington
UPT
Interior Department
Department
San Antonio
Tex
Zoe
Montevista National Wildlife Refuge
Colorado
English hooligan gangs force crackdown urged by press
London reports say mods and rockers clashed on Whitsun weekends at Brighton and Margate injuring youths and provoking calls for stricter penalties. Police detained 59 teens in Brighton. Margate fines totaled 5320 pounds with several youths jailed or sent to detention centers.
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London
UPI
Brighton
Margate
Daily Herald
England
Clacton
George Simpson
Margate Court
Boy Admits Slaying Dad Shooting Self
A 17 year old Michael Kelley told police he shot his father then wounded himself last Tuesday. He spent nearly a week alone with the body in Daly City while his father James Kelley lay dead. He was hospitalized in Burlingame in serious but improving condition. Police have no explanation for the death or the boy’s self inflicted injuries.
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Burlingame
Calif
UPI
Michael Kelley
Peninsula Hospital
James Kelley
Daly City
Kelleys
Chou En Lai predicts China blocked from UN this year
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai told Kyodo News editor Kiyoshi Iwamoto that Red China probably will not gain admission to the United Nations this year due to U S opposition. He called the Russia China split grave and warned China will fight alongside Russia if imperialist attacks on the Soviet Union resume.
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Tokyo
UPI
Chou En-Lai
Kiyoshi Iwamoto
Kyodo
Red China
United Nations
United States
Chou Yesteday
Russia
China
Soviet Union
First captive giant panda reaches eight months
The world's first giant panda born in captivity is eight months old and weighs about 50 pounds, NCNA reports. The baby panda was born at the Beijing Peking Zoo last September.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Communist New China News Agency
NCNA
Peking Zoo
Mail Order Burial Crackdown Expands Senate Probe
The Senate investigating subcommittee widens its inquiry into mail order retirement home sites and burial plans sold to the elderly. Witnesses from New Mexico, Florida, Colorado and Oregon push for federal action, while critics argue state laws are insufficient to curb跨cross border land promoters and safeguard seniors.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Florida
Harrison A. Williams
N.J
Dan Bell
Rocky Mountain Better Business Bureau
Denver
Colo
Williams
New Mexico
Richard N Carpenter
Homestie Sales
Bell
Colorado
New York
California
Oregon
Hicksville
N.Y
New Yorker
Fred J. Sewalk
Sewalk
Robert A. Caro
Long Island
Newsday
Caro
Conspiracy rumors shot down after Kennedy murder
Justice of the Peace David L. Johnston dismissed rumors that the federal government ordered Dallas police not to blame an international conspiracy for President Kennedy's assassination. He and District Attorney Henry Wade said there was no conspiracy and no evidence of foreign involvement as Lee Harvey Oswald faced arraignment.
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Dallas
UPI
Kennedy
Justice of the Peace
David L. Johnston
Johnston
Lee Harvey Oswald
Johston
Dist
Henry Wade
Washington
Wade
United States coin shortage blamed on economy boom
UPI reports Eva B. Adams, director of the U S Mint, said the coin shortage stems from booming demand and that relief hinges on a new Philadelphia mint. Production is stretched by vending machines, pay phones, tolls and parking meters, with overtime and weekend shifts in Philadelphia and Denver. Congress has authorized 16 million for the new facility, but planning funds are stalled by civil rights debates. officials fear talking about the issue increases hoarding.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Mint
Philadelphia
Eva B. Adams
Federal Reserve
Denver
Congress
Senate
Miss Adams
Catholics United protest Cardinal McIntyre over housing vote
About Catholics United for Racial Equality CURE picketed near Cardinal Francis McIntyre’s Los Angeles residence on Wilshire Boulevard Sunday night. Police kept marchers from Fremont Street but allowed the protest to proceed without incident.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Catholics United For Racial Equality
CURE
Francis McIntyre
California
Fremont Street
McIntyre
Wilshire Boulevard
Kennedy tribute urged NC citizens to carry on ideals
Mrs Rose Kennedy urged about 16000 North Carolinians to continue the ideals of John F Kennedy at a Kenan Stadium tribute. State officials assured a 230000 dollar pledge to the John Fitzgerald Library at Harvard. Evangelist Billy Graham spoke as the main speaker noting Kennedy's election ended religious bigotry.
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Chapel Hill, N. C
UPIJD
John F. Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
Kenan Stadium
North Carolina
John Fitzgerald
Harvard
Billy Graham
Kennedy
United States
Now Opening and Personal Notices at 1402 So 3rd
Too Late To Classify presents a quirky classified mix including now opening offers and maintenance ads with free estimates. A playful entry advertises a "Lucky Dog" prize and invites readers to bring a "Human" for registration at 1402 South 3rd. Also lists an income property and rooms for rent with private entrance and weekly price.
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