Wyoming Speaker Marlin Kurtz Politics Report
Cody Wyoming AP reports House Speaker Marlin Kurtz amid political moves in state government. Details outline leadership actions, potential policy shifts, and intra party dynamics affecting the Wyoming legislature.
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Cody
Wyo
Wyoming
Marlin Kurtz
Court Statement Charges Two Men In Penn Slaying
In Danielsville Georgia the FBI said a signed statement by James Lackey named two white men, Joseph Sims and Cecil Myers, as shooters in the July 11 killing of Lem Penn, an educator from Washington D C. Lackey repudiates the statement though it was admitted as evidence at the trial. prosecutors dropped charges against Herbert Guest and called him to testify as a federal piracy case against him continues.
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Danielsville
Lem‘ve. Penn
FBI
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
James
Lackey
Penn
Washington, D.C
North Georgia
Superior Court
Carey Skelton
James Hudson
Jeff Wayne
Wayne
Sims
Myers
Herbert Guest
Guest
Rockefeller Custody Hearing Highlights Family Tensions
Mrs. Nelson A Rockefeller testified in a closed custody dispute over four children in White Plains. Gov. Rockefeller and Dr. James Slater Murphy attended separately with their spouses. The witnesses described a tense scene with deputies restricting access and no settlement imminent.
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White Plains
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
James Slater Murphy
Victoria Thompson
James
Margaretta
Carol
Melinda
Vincent J. Malone
Murphy
Highway Trooper Finds Son in Fatal Bike Crash
An off duty Kansas highway patrolman discovered his 13 year old son Randy G Tallman was the cyclist killed in a collision with a car at 81st Street and Waverly Avenue. The boy died at Providence Hospital. The driver, 17 year old Walter C Jennings, said he was southbound when the youth pulled into traffic.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Randy G. Tallman
81St Street
Waverly Ave
Providence Hospital
Gordon Tallman
Wyandotte County
Tallman
Walter C. Jennings
Young Tallman
Beers dispute ends in fatal shooting outside Kansas City bar
Verland Manchion, 40, was killed when a .45 caliber bullet struck him after an argument over six beer cans near East 9th Street. Bystander Donald Walters was wounded in the hand. Police jailed John Willis and James McDaniel, with witness Jerry Watson detailing the confrontation and bartender struggle.
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Kansas City
East 9Th Street
Verland Manchison
Donald L. Walters
General Hospital
John J. Willis
James R. McDaniel
Jerry Watson
McDaniel
Manchion
Watson
Willis
Thomas ‘Dennis
Hoffa predicts unprecedented strikes ahead of elections
International Brotherhood of Teamsters President James R. Hoffa told 350 delegates in Atlantic City that the country will see more labor disturbances in the next four years regardless of the election outcome. He urged active political engagement and warned contracts hinge on solidarity and member education.
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Atlantic City
N.J
International Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
New Jersey
Teamsters
Organized Labor
Teamsters Joint Council No
Man Helps a Trucker Then Robs Him in Chicago Alley
Clarence Olson, a 58 year old baker truck driver in Chicago's South Side, welcomed a stranger who offered to help unload 30 cases of crackers. The man then brandished a revolver, forced Olson to surrender 150 dollars in receipts, and fled, with Olson comparing the assault to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
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Chicago
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Clarence Olson
Olson
Batty Airport Sacks Buffed Shoe Device Found
At San Francisco International Airport a buzzing mail sack was removed by FBI sheriff and Army disposal unit. Inside a battery operated shoe buffer was found. device quieted and sent on to a Marine overseas.
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San Francisco
San Francisco International
FBI
Army
Two Japanese Holdouts Said Mired in Guam Jungle
Guam police and U S military officials report at least two World War II Japanese soldiers remain hidden in the northeastern Guam jungle, 20 years after the island’s recapture. A construction worker saw one man with a rifle at close range, but the weapon failed to discharge.
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Agana
Guam
U.S
Jose C. Quintanilla
Jose George
U.S. Naval Communication
George
U.S. Marine
Negro Leader Urges Votes For Moderate In Georgia Judgeship
A Atlanta leader appeals to Black voters to back white moderate Paul Webb Jr. in a three man Fulton Superior Court race for judge Durwood T. Pye. A. T. Walden of the Atlanta Traffic Court says backing Black attorney Donald Hollowell would waste votes and help reelect Pye after White House criticism of stiff civil rights sentences.
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Atlanta, Ga
Fulton
Durwood T. Pye
A. T. Walden
Atlanta
Donald Hollowell
Pye
Walden
Paul Webb Jr
Tune-up Brake Service Muffler and Wheel Balancing
Auto shop offers tune up brake service muffler and wheel balancing and alignment at Pick 6th and Mass. V13 9897 detailing generator and starter service.
Tax Rite To Grow Social Security Taxes In 1965
An administration plan in the Senate would raise Social Security taxes for workers and employers in 1965. Employees would pay 4.2 percent on up to $5 600, plus the employer matches, and self employed would pay 6.3 percent on at least $5 600. increases fund higher benefits and health care.
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Washington
Senate
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