Molotov Bomb Attacks Target Wealthy Alabama Magnate
Two fire bombs damaged the $75,000 mansion of A. T. Gaston in Birmingham while Governor George C. Wallace and the state school board prepared separate actions in the school integration crisis. No injuries were reported. Gaston had returned from Washington where he dined with President Kennedy.
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George C. Wallace
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United Americans For Conservative
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Two Days, Two Strangles in Boston Area Case
The victim, Mrs. Evelyn Corbin, 51, a divorcee living at 224 Lafayette Street, was found by neighbor Mrs. Flora Manchester in her first floor flat. This marks the ninth unsolved strangling of Boston area women since June 1962, eight months after the prior case. Corbin was found in night clothes with a silk stocking tight around her neck.
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Lafayette Street
Flora Manchester
Boston
Essex County
John P. S. Burke
Homicide Probe Across Cities After Malden Strangling
Boston detectives joined state and Salem police in investigating a strangling in Malden. A woman was attacked Saturday in her bedroom by a would be strangler. The assailant ransacked Corbin’s apartment but no forced entry or items recovered. The crime occurred between 10 AM and 1 15 PM, with access via a fire escape.
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State
Salem
Malden
Burke
CIA Supporting Viet Terrorists
Washington reports that Vietnamese special forces units who stormed Saigon pagodas on August 21 are still secretly funded by the CIA which trained them for other missions, according to highly reliable sources.
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Washington
UPI
Saigon
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
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Denning report push could force new Commons session
Political observers say Harold Wilson will likely demand a special session of Parliament to discuss the Denning report. MPs and Lords are in summer recess and not due back until October, but Macmillan may be urged to reconvene.
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Labor Party
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Denning
House of Commons
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Parents protest against Diem in Saigon high schools
Eight hundred students aged 13 to 18 were arrested after anti government demonstrations in five Saigon high schools. Police stations were jammed as parents demanded the release of their children. some youths were released shortly after arrest.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Last Miner Found Dead By Rescuers
In Murphy North Carolina a rescue squad found the body of miner Carl Dockery 58 after a collapse in a deep shaft. Four other workers were rescued. one died later Lewis Pope 49 and two others Beaufort Bryant and Ray Stewart were injured. The search, led by Francis Bourne, paused briefly when debris shifted.
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Reno Teens Buried Alive in Sand Dune Accident
Two Reno youths were buried when a sand dune collapsed over them at Silver Springs Beach, 20 miles south of Fernley, as reported by UPI. The incident occurred yesterday, leaving investigators to determine causes and safety factors.
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Monster Forest Inferno Kills 300 Brazilians
In Parana State a day long forest fire killed about 300 people across at least ten towns and left 300000 homeless. Firelines closed around Bela Vista and Tamaramã, Brazil, as U S Peace Corps volunteers aided containment and President Goulart planned a helicopter reconnaissance.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Parana State
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Nude display shocks Edinburgh drama festival audience
Miss Anna Kesselaar paraded nude on a balcony during the Edinburgh Drama Festival debate on the theater of the future prompting strong reactions. Lord Provost Weatherstone called the act vulgar while Earl of Harewood defended the provocateur noting the conference was undull. A trolley moved the balcony organ aboard as hecklers joined in the performance.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
UPS
Dunance Weatherstone
Anna Kesselaar
Earl of Harewood
Miss Kesselaar
McEwan Hall
Weatherstone
Queen Elizabeth
Kenneth Dewey
Los Angeles
Calif
Dune Cavern Tragedy Claims Two Reno Men
Victims John Lyder and Kenneth Barnes, ages 19 and 20, buried in a dune cave on a Reno beach. passerby found one hand protruding from sand. resuscitation failed. Deputy Hall stated the accident likely happened quickly and silently with no witnesses. Barnes, a UNR student and lifeguard, and Lyder, a Reno High graduate, are the deceased.
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John Lyder
Kenneth Barnes
Lyon County
Calvin Hall
Hall
Reno
Barnes
University of Nevada
Algeria votes on Ben Bella dictatorship plan
Algeria held a constitutional referendum seen as a rubber stamp for Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and the one party FLN. Police patrolled cities as opposition claims dictatorship aims circulated, with Ben Bella the sole presidential candidate. results due today.
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UPI
Ahmed Ben Belle
Ben Bella
Cuba
Algeria
Oran Constantine
Blida
National Liberation Front
FLN
Socialist Forces Front
Ali Ahmed
Michelet
Fort National
Weather Summary: Clear Skies and Warm Day
Mostly clear conditions with gentle winds. High near 102F, low around 70F. Yesterday reached 100F and 66F. Noontime relative humidity around 14 percent. Sunrise at 6 18, sunset at 6 57.
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