Reynolds Heir Near Death After Propeller Injury
R. Roland Reynolds 29, heir to Reynolds Metals, was critically injured at Byrd Airport in Richmond while inspecting a twin-engine amphibian plane. He walked into the spinning propeller after starting the engines. doctors at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital said his condition was very serious and recovery unlikely.
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Reds Massacre POWs Before Fleeing Camp
Allied coastal sweep 290 miles northeast of Saigon has killed or captured over 2,000 Communists. The prison camp’s three North Vietnamese leaders and 11 guards fled after rounding up 19 prisoners, chaining them and dumping them into a pit before blasting them with machine guns and grenades. Two executed prisoners were identified as North Vietnamese troops. others were believed South Vietnamese captives or abductees.
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Air Force witness backs Michigan senator in morals trial
Capt. Donald Osterhout testified he was intimate with Marion Lukens at a Columbus motel two years earlier, a defense move for State Sen. Bernard O'Brien who was accused of soliciting immoral acts. Lukens, a Muskingum College student, later faced separate charges that were dropped.
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Mayor Calls Meet To End Labor Strife In LV Area
The mayor describes families uprooted and rising bankruptcies as he invokes a $6,000 yearly post to run a furniture store and urges a 20 to 30 person meeting to seek causes and corrective measures for labor-management disputes surrounding the Nevada Test Site.
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DA Claims Delay Kiss of Death For Grand Jury
Nevada district attorney Marshall attacks a judge for delaying a grand jury amid charges against North Las Vegas officials. He says postponement harms residents, warns cases, including homicides, will stall for years without a grand jury while urging residents to seek private counsel.
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Congress Grants LBJ Power to Activate Reservists
Washington officials report Congress approved a $58 billion defense bill and granted President Johnson authority to mobilize reserve units and individual reservists for possible Viet Nam duty.
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City Commission Faces Problem Over Insurance
City officials scrutinize a two year insurance contract begun in 1964 as premium totals and losses show gaps. Critics urge written notice on cancelation and warn Lloyds of London could be next if loss experience worsens.
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McNamara Seeks Frontline Needs For Vietnam War
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara traveled to the front to ask U.S. troops what they require to win. He visits under tight guard as advisers report calls for more American troops and possible large scale deployment into the Mekong Delta.
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Atlas F ICBM boosts experimental re entry vehicle
Vandenberg Air Force Base California announced that an Atlas F Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Booster launched an experimental re entry vehicle from the base yesterday.
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Dr Sam Sheppard Seeks Venue Change for Second Trial
Dr Sam Sheppard goes into Cleveland court seeking a change of venue for his second murder trial claiming pretrial publicity could bias jurors. He argues a fair trial cannot proceed in the current location.
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Congress Aims for Pre Election Adjournment
Congress moves toward end of session with Johnson approving steps to adjourn by end of next week. House and Senate resolve军 military reserves issue as they seek final passage on transportation, education, antipoverty, and public works bills with a 4.1 billion pork barrel package.
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LBJ Trip Seen As Sincere Effort Not Gimmick
Vice President Humphrey said Republican efforts to paint President Johnsons Pacific trip as politics fail. He expected the Manila conference trip to ease the Asian situation and help end the Viet Nam war, noting public concern crosses party lines while white backlash hurts progress in human relations.
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Four Convicts Escape WV Penitentiary Tunnel
Four West Virginia prisoners tunneled from the state penitentiary under a massive exterior wall and surfaced through a gas filled sewer near a manhole. Officials suspect outside help as muddy tracks and prison clothing were found near the escape site. The escapees are Denzil Adkins 35, Paul Duvall 30, Elmer Riddle 38, and Roy Haines 40, each serving terms for murder robbery burglary and armed robbery respectively.
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Nevada land transfer under bankruptcy review moves to Nevada
A federal bankruptcy hearing on Terrace Hotels of America Inc seeks to halt a 118 000 acre Nevada land transfer in Elko County. Referee Moriarty vacated a restraining order and postponed the show cause hearing, signaling a shift of proceedings to Nevada.
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Woman Killed Second Hurt in Strip Crash
A pickup plowed through oleanders into a sidewalk near a hotel, killing Mrs Wexler and injuring Mrs MacDonald and Mrs Johnson. Joseph Thomas Hestbeck, 19, of North Las Vegas, was booked for manslaughter investigation. Nevada Highway Patrol officer Les Smith investigated. deputy coroner Harvey Schnitzer reported Wexler died in an AA Ambulance en route to the hospital.
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Explosion at Long Beach plant injures eight workers
Eight metal workers were burned eighty six critical after a centrifugal casting machine exploded at the Long Beach Metal Casting plant. Police say molten metal at 3 800 degrees mixed with foreign material created a gas that detonated. Six workers were hospitalized at Long Beach Memorial and two at Long Beach Community Hospital.
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Fire destroys building. 12 Vargas family die in Tamaulipas
A two story warehouse in Valley Hermoso Tamaulipas Mexico burned early yesterday killing 12 members of the Vargas family who lived on the second floor. Pablo Vargas survived claiming he was the sole survivor.
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Chaplin Breaks Ankle While Filming Return Venture
London and UPI report Charlie Chaplin, 77, broke his right ankle after tripping on rough ground at a movie studio. The incident occurred as he worked on his first film project in nine years, according to a studio spokesman.
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Russian space scientist denies moon landing claim
Madrid report quotes Leonidas Sedov, dubbed the Father of Sputnik, denying he ever said Russia would put a man on the moon before 1969. Sedov insists the assertion was misattributed by Pueblo newspaper.
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Two white men acquitted in 1964 civil rights case in Mississippi
A federal jury in Greenville Mississippi found Sam Allen Sahffer Jr and Jimmy Allen Belk of Greenwood not guilty of conspiring to intimidate a young Negro at an integrated theater in 1964. The verdict covered the beating of civil rights worker Silas McGhee as part of the case.
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Defense rests in export bombing conspiracy trial
In Buffalo federal court the defense rested in the case of two men charged with conspiring to export B26 bombers to Portugal without State Department permission. Defendants are John R. Hawke, 28, of Ft. Lauderdale and Henri De Montamarin, 58, a Paris industrialist residing in New York City.
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Eisenhower Sues Wife for Divorce in Tacoma
Edgar N. Eisenhower, 77, brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower, filed a divorce suit against Lucile Eisenhower in Tacoma Pierce County. The attorney cites a burdensome home life as the grounds.
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