Quiet Grocer Accused in Bank Robbery Case in Pittsburgh
William Zeiler, a 52 year old grocer from Pittsburgh, was arrested at his store Bill's Market on a bank robbery charge tied to a September 23 1965 downtown hold up. Police say he may be the elusive commuter bandit linked to 16 area robberies though he denies the charge. He faces a possible $9 000 haul in the case and asks for legal counsel as his arraignment looms.
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Pittsburgh
PBL
FBT
Wiliam Jo
Zeiler
Lei
Zeer
Bill
Torsburgh
Alex McNausher
Commuer
Meredith Returns to Lead Fear Walk in Mississippi
James Meredith begins a 10 day march along U S 51 from the site of his 1966 shooting to Jackson to spur courage among Mississippi Negroes to vote and oppose segregation. Sheriff Lee Meredith said no special escort will be provided as Meredith resumes the symbolic trek.
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Hishnando
Miss
James EL. Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
U.S. 51
Jackson
Lee Meredith
James Meredith
Kansas General Fund Receipts Exceed Estimates in 1967
General fund receipts in Kansas through May 1967 totaled 235.4 million, 10.4 million above the revised estimate of 225 million. For the full fiscal year 1967 the estimate stands at 243.3 million. The excess largely comes from individual income tax payments about 11 million over estimate. Causes cited include withholding over estimates, growth Liabilities, and underestimated net revenue gains from withholding adoption.
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Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Research Department
Reagan Emerges as Darling of Young Republicans at National Convention
California Governor Ronald Reagan electrified the Young Republican National Federation at its Omaha convention closing session. He assailed federal spending and bureaucratic growth, urged a strong stance against communism, and called for decisive action in Vietnam and the Middle East. Earlier, Jack McDonald won the chair race for conservatives, while the platform refused a civil rights plank amendment.
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Omaha
Neb
Young Republican National Federation
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Vietnam
Reagans
Haiphong Harbor
United States
Middle East
Laos
Jack McDonald
Nashville, Tenn
Jim Betts
Ohio
Ray Cooper
Arkansas
Dottee Fancher
Arizona
Goldwater
Actress Arlene Dahl seeks annulment of marriage
Los Angeles AP report states actress Arlene Dahl filed for annulment from businessman Alexis Lichine in Superior Court. She alleges he refused to have children and notes he had indicated before marriage he favored a family.
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Los Angeles
Arlene Dahl
Alexis Lichine
Superior Court
Insurance Assist Forecasts 60 Percent Rise in Wheat Insurance
Kansas crop damage from drought freeze and insects drives an estimated 60 percent increase in federal crop insurance benefits, per the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation. State director Russell Bowling notes rains and floods may alter final harvest, with preliminary 1967 payments around 2.956 million for insured farmers versus 1.851 million last year. Counties hardest hit include Greeley, Stanton, Finney, Ford, Harper, Sedgwick, Sumner. An additional 0.5 million is expected in Wallace, Hamilton, Grant, Ness, Edwards, Reno, Klingman. About 20 percent of insured farmers report some wheat damage.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Russell Bowling
Bowling
FDIC
Corp
Greeley
Stanton
Finney
Ford
Harper
Sedgwick
Sumner
Wallace
Hamilton
Grant
Ness
Edwards
Reno
Klingman
Kosygin Expected for Niagara Falls Sightseeing Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin was anticipated to fly from New York City to Niagara Falls for a day of sightseeing. He planned to have lunch and tour the Falls area, with departure from the U N mission at 7 45 a m to Kennedy Airport for a U S Air Force flight.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York City
New York
Kosygin
U.N
Kennedy Airport
U.S. Air Force
Father Binds Himself to Bed for Daughter’s Wedding
Ray mond Scott, confined in Trinity Lutheran Hospital after a ladder fall left him with a broken neck, gave his daughter Nancy Ann Scott away in marriage to James Springer. The ceremony occurred in the hospital room with only close family, the minister Rev. Dale Hammond, witnesses, a nurse, and surgeon Dr. Bevis Lewis present.
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Kansas City
Raymond Scott
Nancy Ann Scott
James Springer
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Scott
Mayview
Dale Hammond
Hannibal
Gerre Williams
Bevis Lewis
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American Enka Corporation
Blaw-Knox Company
Coca-Cola International
Crucible Steel Company of America
Diamond Crystal Salt Company
Dow Chemical Company
Dravo Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company
Electric Boat Div
General Dynamics
General Electric Company
Gulf Ol Corporation
H. J. Heinz Company
Hercules Powder Co
Ilinois Dept. of Health International Business Machine Koppers Company
Mobay Chemical Corporation
National Aeronautics & Space
Nopco Chemical Company
Ohio-Edison Company
Ridge Court
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Ormet Corporation
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Swindell-Dressler Corporation
Trans-World Airlines
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Dept. of Interior
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U. S. Navy
Department
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