Folksinger Paul Back jailed over Johnson threat in Miami
UPI reports part time folksinger Paul M Back was ordered held for grand jury action on a charge of threatening to kill President Johnson. His friend Reed Trencher testified Back said on Oct 12 he would kill Johnson if he visited Miami. The 26 year old was held with bond at 25000 and may undergo psychiatric evaluation.
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Roger E. Davis
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Kenneth Dinnersteen
FBI
British scientist coined the word vitamin
New York UPI reports that English scientist J. C. Drummond coined the term vitamin as used today, according to the Book of Knowledge.
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J. C. Drummond
Weather Summary by United Press International
The report covers temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. It presents regional readings and notable weather changes, highlighting deviations from prior conditions and any significant rainfall or temperature shifts recorded.
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Weather highs and lows reported across mainland U S
The U S Weather Bureau noted the lowest temperature yesterday morning excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 22 degrees at Scottsbluff Nebraska. The highest readings occurred at Blythe Imperial and Thermal in California.
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Imperial
Thermal
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Pope Paul VI May Visit Dominican Republic Next Year
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI may attend the Mariological and Marian congresses in Santo Domingo in March 1825. Decision on a Dominican trip is premature. He recently toured the Holy Land and plans a December trip to Bombay for the Eucharistic Congress. The pope also considers a Philippines visit for Asia’s Christian anniversary.
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UPI
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India
Rome
Paul
Philippines
Asia
Nine Marines Killed In Helicopter Collision In Spain
Two U S Navy helicopters collided during amphibious exercises near Huelva Spain killing nine Marines and injuring thirteen. The aircraft were flying at about 800 feet when they touched in a landing pattern as 50 000 troops from U S and Spanish forces participated. One helicopter caught fire and burned while the other was destroyed but did not burn. The collision occurred two hours into the maneuver.
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Spain
UPI
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U. S. Navy
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Pedro Nietro Antunez
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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B52 Squadrons Expand Pacific Nuclear Alert
A second squadron of B52 bombers joins the first on rotational duty at Guam to maintain a continuous alert. The move replaces B47 aircraft, extends range beyond 6,000 miles, and keeps U.S. strategic forces within striking distance of China.
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UPI
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Guam
China
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FE Paso
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Riverside
Calif
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