Hurricane Carter Arrested in Paterson for Triple Murders
Police in Paterson New Jersey arrested middleweight boxer Rubin Hurricane Carter and truck driver John Artis on three murder charges related to a June holdup. Both men pleaded innocent and were held without bail for grand jury action while a mystery witness was sequestered at a Paterson hotel.
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Paterson
N. J
UPI
Rubin
Hurricane) Carter
John Artis
Charles Alfano
Carter
Artis
Clifton
No Thawing In Europe Brezhnev Dismisses Reset Hopes
The article reports Brezhnev demanding immediate U S troop withdrawal from Viet Nam and argues no change in Communist demands. It notes Moscow summit talks on China, a possible space show, and reaction to President Johnson’s Far East visit plans. Guthrie boycotted post rally reception.
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Russia
Moscow
China
Paterson Bar Shooting Witnesses Mentioned in Report
The article notes a second witness in the Paterson Lafayette Bar & Grill killings. It details the June 17 attack by two men armed with a shotgun, the deaths of Bartender George Oliver and patron George Nauyoks, Hazel Tanis's fatal wounds, and survivor William Marlins. Carter’s boxing past and recent activity are also mentioned.
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Lafayette Bar & Grill
Paterson
First Storm Slams Into Great Lakes
A powerful early-season storm struck the Great Lakes region, delivering heavy wind and snowfall in several states. Officials warned of coastal flooding and travel disruptions as crews worked to assess damage and restore power.
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Great Lakes
Belmond Tornado Aftermath Brings Rescue Efforts and Rebuilding Push
Belmond Iowa reels after Friday tornado that killed six and left hundreds homeless. Gov. Harold E. Hughes appeals for volunteers to rebuild as Red Cross reports 172 injured and 584 total damages. National Guard and Highway Patrol coordinate relief. disaster designation sought after damage assessment.
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Belmond
Iowa
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hughes
70000 Homeless From Viet Floods South of Saigon
In the Mekong Delta south of Saigon more than 70000 people were rendered homeless and thousands of acres of crops were destroyed by floods. Officials say a government of South Viet Nam and AID agreement will fund replanting crops and repairing homes and public buildings in the area.
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Saigon
UPI
Mekong Delta
South Viet Nam
U. S. Agency For International Development
AID
Air Assaults Push On Despite Losses in Viet Nam
The article notes a Phantom two crew missing after a night rocket run crash with no ground fire cited. It reports over 400 planes downed since Aug 5 1964 and three rescue helicopters lost. It cites Ogonyk on Soviet trained North Vietnamese pilots shooting at U S aircraft and totals U S losses: 128 planes and 214 helicopters in South Vietnam.
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U. S
Ogonyk
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Moscow
United States
South Viet Nam
Navy
Marine
Demilitarized Zone
District Eyes 44 Million Budget With Updated Formula
School leaders anticipate a 44 million yearly expenditure for 1968 69 if the option tax and formula update pass. Mason explains the change restores purchasing power from 1956 to meet 1968 needs while addressing a 1 million deficit from 66 67 through internal fund use tighter utilities federal funds unfilled admin posts and reduced equipment purchases.
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Mason
Man Shot In Tussle At Trailer Park
Richard Worth, a car salesman, shot Bill N. Gardner after a brawl at a trailer park on 1580 Oquendo Rd. Gardner, 44, from San Jose, was listed in poor condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital with gunshot wounds. No charges filed as investigators pursue details.
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Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Bill N. Gardner
San Jose
Calif
Oquendo Rd
Richard Worth
Viscount Carlson
Carl Thompson
Worth
Gardner
Housewives For Lower Food Prices Target Denver Stores
In Denver area a coalition of housewives led by Mrs. Paul West will boycott five supermarkets to push lower prices, vowing to continue until prices drop or explanations are given. Other briefs note Israel seeking a UN Security Council resolution for tighter border supervision and U.S. mayors urging delayed spending to fight inflation.
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Denver
UPI
Paul West
United Nations
Israel
Security Council
U.N
East West tensions urged by de Gaulle and Zhivkov
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle and Todor Zhivkov call for relaxed East West tensions while avoiding direct U.S. Vietnam condemnation. In Berlin, an East German border guard guided three friends to West Berlin, swimming the Havel river. two would be refugees were captured.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Bulgaria
Todor Zhivkov
U.S
Viet Nam
Turnpike Shooting by Three Boys Wounds Girl on Bus
Three youths ages 12 to 14 fired rifles at traffic on the Dallas Fort Worth turnpike injuring a 16 year old Arlington girl and causing minor wounds to a schoolgirl on a bus. Police caught the trio and held them for juvenile officers as shots struck a bus and an auto.
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Grand Prairie, Tex
UPI
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas
Grand Prairie
B. D. Ware
Dwight Carrington
Gerald F. Thomas
Arlington
Turnpike
Johnny Lynn Smith
J. F. Bush
Tyler
Tex
Bush
Texas
Ware
Moscow trained Viet Fliers down U S airmen in Viet Nam
North Vietnamese pilots trained in the Soviet Union reportedly shot down American planes in Viet Nam. Ogonyok says a squadron under instruction near Moscow learned to pilot supersonic, missile carrying jets with advanced simulators. The article follows Kremlin remarks that no peace talks are planned.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Ogonyok
Kremlin
Ussr
Alexei Kosygin
Nguyen Ai Dong
Nguyen
Nikolai Zadirikhin
Dong
Ovonyok
Those UFO Reports Keeping Lawmen Going in Circles
Authorities solved one flying saucer mystery and were immediately confronted with another yesterday. Lawmen faced a fresh string of reports as residents spotted objects in the sky, stirring speculation and prompting inquiries.
French Police Foil Planned Work March in Paris
Police halted a 7,000 strong unemployment protest aimed at Pompidou's office after a five member delegation was heard. Demonstrators shouted no unemployment and carried placards while most stayed in the square. no violence occurred.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
U.S
France
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
United States
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Guthrie
George Oliver
George Nauyoks
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Hazel Tanis
Hawthorne, N. J
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Frank X. Graves
Roosevelt Davis
Annie Ruth Huggins
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Miss Haggins
Emile Griffith
Rocky Rivera
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Oberlin
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Minn
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Wis
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Chadron
Neb
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Fraser
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Mount Sterling
Missouri Highway Patrol
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McAllen
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Spencer
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Rochester
Main Street
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Junior Miller
Clarion
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National Briefs
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World Briefs
United Press International
Wooster
Ohio
The
Daily Record
Portage County
Pennsylvania
the Daily Record
Kent State University
Tomahawk
Vilas County
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Wisconsin Object
Air Force
P. G. Scott
Antigo
Dale F. Spaur
Wooster Daily Record
W. L. Neff
Spaur
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