Impatient Candy Faces New Ordeal In Murder Trial
In Miami Candace Messler, 39, faces fresh testimony on a motive for her billionaire husband Jacques Mossler's murder. The state targets an alleged affair with her nephew Melvin Powers as a key driver, amid juror-delaying clashes and dramatic courtroom exchanges.
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Houston
Tex
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Messier
Melvin Lane Powers
Jacques
Miss Consuegra
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Mossier
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Texas
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Scout Sessions Slated Thursday at Shawnee High School
Cub Scout and Boy Scout leaders gather at 7 30 p m Thursday at Shawnee High School hosted by Pack 37 Shawnee PTA. A screening of Communist Target Youth precedes separate roundtables with Cub Scouts on Knights of the Roundtable and Boy Scouts on Ready for Trouble. Refreshments served. all cubmasters den mothers scoutmasters and leaders urged to attend.
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Kathy Jerew
Kenneth Jerew
West Lane
FBLA
Commodore Perry Hotel
Toledo
Elida High School
Elida
Future Business Leaders of America
Shawnee High School
Pack 37
Shawnee Pta
State Grants Big Federal Aid for Spencer-Sharples District
Columbus Ohio AP state approval authorizes a 156989 federal grant to Lucas County's Spencer-Sharples Local School District to broaden educational opportunities for children and adults in an impoverished district. The one year project awaits revision of an in service teacher training program to meet federal requirements.
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Ohio
Lucas County
Spencer-Sharples
Ohio Office of Opportunity
Bishop Alleges Diversion of Church Assets
A suit filed in Miami Circuit Court by Bishop John J. Carberry of the Diocese of Columbus alleges diversion of more than $200,000 in church assets. Defendants include Joseph Foley, brother of the late Rev. George H. Foley, and two Miami funds. The filing claims Columbus church assets were invested with Francis I. du Pont, with Foley withdrawing $25,000 in 1963–64 and, in 1965, causing du Pont to issue notes for the remaining balance over $175,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Carberry
Joseph Gibson Foley
George H. Foley
Columbus Church
Francis I. du Pont
Joseph Foley
du Pont
Action Aplenty Viet Nam Roundup
The Honolulu conference with South Viet Nam leaders yields Johnson optimism for peace and progress. Humphrey accompanies Thieu and Ky to Saigon to push reform programs. U.S. jets step up air attacks as 335 tons of Viet Cong rice stores are found, with higher American casualties but greater Viet Cong losses. North Vietnamese tanks seen on Ho Chi Minh Trail. Saigon sources doubt tanks would be used against U.S. planes. India dismisses Ho Chi Minh peace feeler as mostly a statement of position. Security Council talks show continued disagreement on a UN role in the war.
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Johnson
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Hubert Humphrey
South Viet Nam
Humphrey
Hawaii
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Asia
Vientiane
U.S
Viet Nam
Defense Ministry
New Delhia
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
United Nations
Security Council
U.N
GM Reveals New Safety Features for 1967 Cars
Detroit AP report states General Motors will equip all 1967 passenger cars with a collapsible steering column and dual brakes as standard features. The company did not indicate whether these safety upgrades would raise car prices, noting typical price disclosures occur at model announcement.
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Detroit
General Motors
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