Baby Kidnapping Case Ends in Tragedy in Texas
Rickey Dean Crowder, two months old, was found dead in a deep gully near Longview. The 25 year old mother, Mrs Rex Crowder, faced murder charges after her son Rex Jr led investigators to the scene. Autopsy indicated death 12 to 15 hours prior amid cool temperatures.
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Philippines
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Humphrey Attacks Goldwater Campaign On National Ticket
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey blasted the Republican national ticket calling Goldwater neither a Republican nor a conservative, and urged voters to back responsible independents. He criticized Rep. Miller as unfit and defended the ADA as anti-Communist while defending U.S. wheat sales to Russia and predicting Johnson gains among ethnic voters. He also condemned claims the Peace Corps attracts beatniks.
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Russia
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Backache and Pain Relief Ad Copy
An advertise ment promotes Jeans Pilla pills for fast relief from backache headache and muscular aches. It claims mild bladder irritation may accompany discomfort and describes a diuretic action to improve kidney function.
Birchers File Suit For Libel In Fort Worth
The John Birch Society sues Chet Huntley and David Brinkley and NBC seeking 8 million dollars in damages alleging libel and slander over a May NBC report that FBI arrested parties selling feloniously acquired arms to the society. Two suits target president Robert Welch and two members Laurence Bunker and Donald Hays. another suit targets the society. Filed in U.S. District Court attorney Russell Baker said other statements were false.
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Britain weighs stance as MLF split widens
London reports say the United States and West Germany may push ahead with a bilateral version of the Multilateral Force, prompting alarm in Britain. Chancellor Ludwig Erhard hints at proceeding alone if others stay out, while Britain debates election outcomes and Nassau treaty renegotiation over Polaris submarines. France opposes, Italy cool, Greece and Turkey studied options.
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Mediation Chief Intervenes in Wholesale Food Strike
William F. Simkin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service moved to ease a growing wholesale food strike by scheduling a joint meeting in Washington. He sent telegrams to the Food Employers Council of 56 wholesalers and the Teamsters Union urging resolution.
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UPI
Federal Mediation Service
Washington, D.C
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Food Employers Council
Teamsters Union
Columnist Fleeson Falls Ill During Johnson Whistle Stop Tour
UPI reported columnist Dois Fleeson became ill Wednesday while continuing Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's whistle stop tour of the South. She was flown to Washington for treatment.
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Tshombe Still in Custody
Cairo sources report Congo Premier Moise Tshombe is detained by President Nasser and held under house arrest until Congolese troops withdraw from U A R and Algerian embassies in Leopoldville are cleared. The move risks a diplomatic rupture as Tshombe's access and movements are severely restricted during the non aligned nations summit.
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Ishombe
Joseph Kasavubu
Vincent
Tunisia
Soviet Spy Charge After Siberia Hotel Raid
Izvestia published photos and notes it says were seized from four foreign attachés during a hotel raid in Khabarovsk. The paper claimed the officers were caught red handed and warned against spies regardless of rank. US and UK protested the action as a breach of diplomatic immunity.
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Ned
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Meers
Okla Izvestia
KOR
State Security
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KOB
John Wayne Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Actor John Wayne walked out of Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles two weeks after leg and chest surgery. He said he feels great and revealed doctors advised against smoking, noting he had been smoking five packs daily. Wayne, 54, left with wife Pilar and dismissed rumors of further complications.
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