Love Stays In Spite of Other Gals
Manistee Michigan AP Jean Martone still loves carnival worker husband John C. Bence Jr. despite bigamy rumors. Bence pleads guilty to bigamy. prosecutors list six wives while Martone cites three or four. Sentencing set for July 24 with up to five years possible.
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Manistee
Mich
Jean Martone
John C. Bence Jr
Lower
Michigan
Bence
Manistee County
Martone
John Martone
Marrone
Ben
Red Gangs Run For Hong Kong
In Hong Kong Communist gangs intensified terror against transport workers killing two men and setting fires on two street cars and three buses after midnight. Hundreds of bus and streetcar operators stayed home despite government promises of protection as authorities refused to reveal safety plans.
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Hong Kong
A.J. Shephard
Peking
Britain
Red China
Rockefeller outlines eight huge volumes for water cleanup plan
The New York State Health Department finished interstate and coastal water cleanup plans to qualify for additional federal aid. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller calls the plans eight large volumes in size and scope.
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New York
State Health Department
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bede Plans Another Solo Around World Flight
Cleveland engineer Jim Bede readies his self designed single engine craft for a nonrefueling 25 000 mile trip around the world. He aborts a previous leg due to a faulty compass and lands safely at Cuyahoga County Airport after a grass skid landing.
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Cleveland
Jim Bede
New York
Bede
Cuyahoga County
Richmond
Miami approves 47 thousand dollar youth aid plan
The City Commission approved a $47,140 program to hire 100 youths from unemployment areas in Miami. The goal is to prevent idleness from leading to civil disorders and encourage participants to pursue careers as city employees after the summer program.
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Miami, Fla
Melvin Reese
Dr. Richard Blair Joins Lawrence Medical Team
Dr. Richard Blair and his family relocate to Lawrence joining Dr. Ralph Reed and Dr. Ralph Johnson in internal medicine at the Medical Arts Building. The Osborne native, KU medical school graduate, former KU track dash champion, comes from Redwood City California after Army service and Mayo Clinic training.
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Richard Blair
Lawrence
Ralph Reed
Ralph Johnson
Medical Arts
Kansas University
Blair
Osborne
KU Medical School
Balir
Pat Mockler
Kansas City
Ridglea Apartments
Redwood City
Calif
Mayor Clinic
Rochester
What Makes Up Mr Average
The Public Health Service reports average citizen illness days totaling 6.3 in bed per year, 5.8 workdays missed, and 5.2 school days missed for ages 6 to 16. Based on July 1965 to June 1966 household sampling, these disability days are similar to the prior year.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Service
National Center For Health Statistics
Israel tourism gains from war publicity campaign
Israel's tourism pushes a Travel to Israel campaign with posters in 13 offices worldwide showing sites once in Jordanian territory. Washington reports passport backlogs as visitors flood hotels. last year 328,000 tourists earned Israel $70 million, and officials expect a continued boom despite the war.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
North America
David
Old Jerusalem
Rachel
Bethlehem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Washington
Wilkins Blasts Riot Techniques at NAACP Session
Roy Wilkins, NAACP executive, criticized riot tactics during the 58th annual convention in Boston. He urged civil rights groups to press for reforms while praising militants for jolting both Black and white communities. He warned against ties between civil rights progress and political or cultist aims.
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Boston
Roy Wilkins
National Association, ‘For the Advancement of Colored
Wilkins
NAACP
America
Illinois State Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Weston
Ill
Illinois
Lutherans pressed for faster fund drive at biennial meeting
New York AP reports Lutherans of the Missouri Synod face concern over a slow capital fund drive. Delegates plead and pray as 1,700 members gathered at the New York Hilton. Officials note the 1967 campaign sought 40 million dollars but has only raised 5.25 million.
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New York
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Arnold G. Ahlman
Denver
New York Hilton
Love-In Draws Hippies and Ku Klux Klan in Memphis
A Memphis love-in drew diverse attendees including flower children and a Klan representative in sandals and Army shirt handing out literature. The crowd, mainly teens around 17, watched a rhythm-driven song session at Overton Park pavilion while a photographer sought a shot of a group.
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Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Flower Children
Overton Park Pavilion
Lifeguard Drowns While Watching Children at Farm Pond
Paola Kansas AP Kenneth Horn 25 a farmhand at James Scott farm near Drexel Corner on US 69 twelve miles south of Louisburg drowned while swimming after watching three children at the pond Horn lived nearby with his mother and stepfather Bruce and was on duty supervising youngsters when the accident occurred
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Kenneth
Horn
James Scott
Drexel’ Corner
U.S. 69
Louisburg
Kan
Bruce’ Kramer
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Stee
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Bud Jennings
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