Keenan and Blackburn Charged Under Official Secrets Act
Miss Jan Keenan and Norman Henry Blackburn were arrested in a dawn Scotland Yard raid and charged under the Official Secrets Act. Keenan, bail refused after a Bow Street Court appearance, and Blackburn, a surveyor, were accused of persuading possession of official papers and related offenses.
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Pearson denies peace talk ploy with Johnson
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Lester B Pearson denied suggesting to President Johnson that the United States invite North Vietnam to Geneva talks and await a delegation there to lure Hanoi to the conference. He said the claim by a Canadian informant was not true.
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Soviet policy review driven by Vietnam war reports
Analysts in Moscow fear U S policy shifts as Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin remains in Washington for consultations. The reviews emphasize Vietnam as a central factor guiding Soviet strategy in the near term.
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Hungary Mob Demands End to American War in Vietnam
About 1,000 youths demonstrated outside the U S Embassy in Budapest shouting antiwar slogans and calling Johnson a murderer. They smashed windows and daubed the building with paint and eggs before police cordoned off the site near Szabadsag Square where Cardinal Mindszenty has sought refuge.
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Fire Toll In Brussels Store Disaster Grows
The Brugge department store fire that killed 300 or more remains under investigation with officials doubting a natural origin. Army engineers clear debris at L Innovation, where over 200 bodies are believed trapped as mourners attend a few memorial services.
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Tension Grows In Powell District Over Unsolved Problems
Harlem residents face worsening frustration as Adam Clayton Powell's absence from Congress hinders aid after a tenement fire and thefts. Staff dwindles, guidance from Washington evaporates, and residents push for accountability while awaiting a Supreme Court ruling and new leadership.
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Three Astronauts Fail to Revive After Crane Accident
Witnesses say Wertheimer Rigging Co workers held a winch line as a crane hoisted them into a storage area when the crane boom struck a power line. An official board will investigate the Space Center incident.
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U S Ship Alters Route Toward Ethiopia
A U S ship redirected its course toward Ethiopia as authorities report a change in voyage direction. Fragments from Cairo dispatches indicate a revised itinerary and ongoing navigational updates.
Dodd Ethics Inquiry Draws In Widely Noted Figures
The ethics committee report cites John Dos Passos and William F Buckley Jr as defenders amid a probe into Senator Dodd. It says he diverted campaign funds for personal use and attended hearings with counsel, while opponents call for accountability. Russell Long notes outside counsel involvement.
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Court hearers question training of Special Forces medics
The military trial at Fort Jackson involved Capt. Howard B Porter and physician trainer Finest P Porter as questions of intimidation and role clarity arose. Porter denied intent to mislead and said he only learned of the Special Forces program at a Thursday physicians meeting. The session recessed with the judge awaiting further testimony.
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Colleges Test SSN For Student IDs
Four colleges in Edinburg Texas test a permanent student identification plan using the federal social security number to resolve name conflicts amid rising enrollment and student transfers. Registrars call it a specific ID method to prevent misidentification.
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One Killed In Chain-Reaction Crash Near McKinney
A six-car pileup at the Texas 24 and Farm Road 982 intersection near Princeton left one man dead. Taylor C. Evans, 68, of Canyon, died 40 minutes after hospital arrival. Linden D. Dickerson, 42, of Altus Oklahoma, drove the large semitrailer that initiated the crash. Damage to involved vehicles was about $3,000.
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