Harlem school principal to speak at Lady Bird Johnson luncheon
A year‑old Harlem principal and education advocate is the guest of honor at a Lady Bird Johnson hosted luncheon for women doers. She plans to address the group and worries about looking well in a cream colored hat while balancing travel and hair preparations. Her father, an immigrant, watches from afar as she prepares for her first public speech.
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Iday
Ionia
Kristi Hanson
Lola
Soviets Blast Rock To Rescue Samarkand
In a race against floods from a rock dam above Zeravshan River, Soviet engineers plan to detonate 110000 pounds of explosives to drain a trapped mountain river and save Samarkand. The Pravda report notes seven million cubic feet of water behind the slide.
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Moscow
Montain
Zeravshan
Communist Party
Pravda
Police Seek Abducted Baby in Chicago Nursery Theft
Police comb South Side streets for two day old Paul Joseph Frenczak after a woman in a nurse uniform abducted him from Michael Reese Hospital. Mrs Frenczak and Chester Frenczak Jr. reported the loss as officers widen the search citywide.
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Chicago
South Sie
Michael Reese Howpi
Dora Fronczak
Mrs. Frenczak
Chester
Frenczak Jr
Paul Joseph
Youth Confesses in Covington Drugstore Killing
John W. Reilins, 21, admitted Monday night he killed a Covington drug store owner Adele Massman Carr during a robbery two months earlier. Carr was shot and beaten to death on February 21. A revolver found on a Covington school roof last Thursday helped crack the case.
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Newport. Ky
John W. Reilins
Covington
Adele Massman Carr
Explosion at river Zeravshan site blasts rock
An explosion at 6 am set off blasting along the future drainage canal on the Zeravshan river. Moscow radio reports blasting hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of rock as crews battle the elements. Eighty two charges laid. specialists flown from Moscow and other centers to the danger site 1,700 miles southeast of Moscow.
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Zeravshan
Moscow
Man Gives Seat, Woman Faints Then He Faints
A bus scene starts with a man giving up his seat to a woman who faints. After she recovers she thanks him, and then the man himself faints, adding a humorous twist to the moment.
Missing Girls Sought By Scotland Yard
London AP Scotland Yard launched a dragnet for two missing girls believed to be friends of Helen Barthelmy whose nude strangled body was found near the Thames. Police suspect a common killer linked to three other strangulations in the Hammersmith to Mortlake river stretch. The girls are described as a brunette named Jan and a blonde named Bobbie.
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Scotland Yard
Helen Barthelemy
Thames River
Helen
Hammersmith
Mortlake
Jan
Bobbie
Civil rights vote faces Southern opposition in Senate push
Senate leaders press Southern opponents to reverse stance on voting this week a compromise jury trial amendment. Humphrey and Dirksen seek to move a vote despite Richard Russell and 19 Southern senators blocking action.Cloture warned if dilatory tactics persist.
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Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Richard B. Russell
D - Ga
Dirksen
Russell
Episcopal Priest Delays Excommunication After Parental Clarification
In Ionia Michigan Rev. Raymond Bierlein agrees to reconsider excommunication of Robert and Jean Clores after the couple writes a letter clarifying their stance and states they do not purport to speak for the entire congregation. Vestry and church leaders require written objections and disavowal of representing the parish.
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Tonia, Mich
Raymond Bieriein
Ionia
Clore
Robert Beach
Clores
Bierlein
Ionia Sentinel
Greek Cypriot Forces Fire On Kyrenia Pass and St Hilarion Castle
Greek Cypriot forces attacked the Kyrenia Pass for the first time and shelled the 11th century St Hilarion castle from about 200 yards away. A UN officer said Kyrenia road could be plastered with mortar shells, as the fighting remained relatively minor with dawn shots and mortars. Thirty? seven shells reportedly landed inside the castle, but no damage was observed during a visit to the Turkish stronghold.
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Kyrenia Pass
St. Hilarion
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Senator Mansfield and Dirksen Clash Over Trial Amendment
Russell denounced the compromise jury trial amendment offered last Friday by Dirksen and Senator Mansfield of Montana. The Democratic reaction demanded penalties exceeding 30 days in jail or fines over 300 dollars, prompting a partisan rebuttal and debate on the proposal.
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Russell
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen Mansfield Rally as Sub for Talmadge Amendment
Dirksen and Mansfield propose substitution for an amendment offered by Sen. Herman Talmadge of Georgia and other colleagues. The move signals a procedural route on a key legislative measure with potential shifts in voting dynamics among the Senate coalition.
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Herman Talmadge
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French Quit NATO Force Deepens Alliance Strain
Washington reports the United States deplores France withdrawing naval officers from NATO headquarters as the Atlantic alliance shows further strain. State Department notes the move is not decisive since France already withdrew forces from NATO control, while U.S. leaders caution against pretending unity where it does not exist.
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United States
NATO
State Department
France
Kennedy
Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
Hoffa Jurors Face Three Month Seclusion
Chicago AP reports jurors in the Hoffa Teamsters pension fraud trial may be kept sequestered for three to four months as selection continues. Three panels of 100 veniremen await questioning by defense lawyers and federal prosecutors before Judge Richard B. Austin.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters Pension Fund
U. S
Richard B. Austin
Ruby Seeks Sanity Trial To Avoid Electric Chair
Jack Ruby may escape the electric chair if his defense proves insanity in a sanity trial. Judge Joe B. Brown will empanel a jury at the first suitable date after Ruby's sister Eva Grant requested the trial. Texas law requires a sanity hearing if the defense asks, following a prior trial in which Ruby was found sane.
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Dallas, Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Eva Grant
Texas
Brown
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Jury seating and security at Hoffa trial in Chicago
Two jurors were seated Monday while two were dismissed for cause and two more by peremptory challenge. A team of 15 federal marshals from across the country watches over the jurors. Judge Austin refused Maurice J. Walsh’s request for deputy names. Hoffa, convicted last month in Chattanooga of jury tampering, spoke to newsmen he would.
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Chicago
Austin
Maurice J. Walsh
Hoffa
Chattanooga
Judge outlines juror visits during trial in Hoffa case
Judge Austin informed prospective jurors that if selected they may call family once daily and receive weekly visits. The indictment accuses Hoffa and seven co defendants of fraudulently arranging $20 million in loans from the Central States pension fund, Halfa a trustee, with offices in Chicago.
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Hoffa
Central States
Southeast
Southwest Areas
Halfa
Chicago
Motorist Killed in Springfield Township Collision
A 66 year-old woman, Mrs. Wiley Etheredge of Uniontown, died after her car spun out on a hill and collided with another vehicle on Mayfair Road in Springfield Township. Summit County deputies reported the fatal crash occurred Monday.
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Summit County
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Uniontown
Mayfair Road
Springfield Township
Tornadoes and High Winds Leaf Deep South Sections
Sections of the Deep South were raked by small tornadoes and high winds injuring at least 10 people. The Plains states faced thick snow and winds up to 1 mile per hour as moisture and a cold front created unstable air.
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Deep South
Plains States
Four-state Storm Dumps Heavy Rain Across Southeast
Monday's storms battered Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida with heavy rains. Appalachiacola Florida recorded 4.4 inches in six hours and eastern Alabama and western Georgia saw about 4.5 inches in 24 hours while flash flooding occurred along the Chatta hoochee and Flint river tributaries.
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Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Appalachicola
Fla
Chattahoochee
Flint
Tornadoes Hurt Five in Mississippi and Southeast
High winds ripped carports from homes and toppled large trees injuring five people in Moss Point Mississippi. A woman and two children were hurt near Mobile Alabama when a twister demolished a frame house. A tornado near Little Whitewater Florida injured two housewives. Other twisters damaged property in Pensacola and Quincy Florida Hawkinsville and Unadilla Georgia.
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Hawkinsville
Unadilla
Ruby’s lawyers say convict’s condition worsened after trial
They report Ramon Ruby’s mind is dissolving since his March 14 conviction and he harbors delusions that his crime will trigger a slaughter killing 20 million American Jews. Dr West testified Ruby’s hallucinations led to a suicide attempt in his cell, leaving a knot on his head.
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Ruby
Louis Jolyon West
University of Oklahoma
Judge Brown Denies Defense Motion for Ruby’s Mental Hospitalization
Judge Brown rejects defense request to commit Ruby for mental treatment. Defense attorney Tonahill faces disruption after an alleged altercation with the lawyer. Tonahill calls Ruby’s rabbi to calm the situation following the Monday incident.
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Crash Proves Fatal Near Hillsboro
A car truck collision on US 50 about ten miles west of Hillsboro killed Harold W. Amos 57 of Cincinnati. Two others were injured in the Monday crash.
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Hillsboro, Ohio
Hillsboro
Harold W. Amos
Cincinnati
Greek forces fortify positions under moonlit Cyprus crisis
Greek troops worked through the night to strengthen forward positions at the base of a cliff fortress. UN commander Lt Gen Prem Singh Gyani warned the offensive could affect UN roles in Cyprus and said he sent a full report to Secretary-General U Thant.
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Prem Singh Gyani
United Nations
Cyprus
U Thant
General appeals for peace amid Cyprus crisis
The general whose car was stoned by Turkish Cypriots on Sunday made a public appeal for peace. He said he was assured by President Archbishop Makarios and Turkish leader Dr Fazil Kuchuk that both sides want peace and normality restored and an eventual political solution to the crisis.
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Makarios
Fazil Kuchuk
Pathet Lao Forces Strike Rightists in Plaine des Jarres
Pro Communist Pathet Lao forces attacked and overran a rightist position in Plaine des Jarres, about 100 miles northeast of Vientiane. The move follows a coup by rightist generals seized control of the administrative capital April 19. Western powers fear disruption of Laos faction balance.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao Advances Near Plaine des Jarres and Muong Phanh
Military reports describe Pathet Lao forces capturing rightist positions on the northeastern edge of the Plaine des Jarres while other units move toward a road to the neutralist headquarters at Muong Phanh seven miles west. Rightist and neutralist forces have cooperated in the highlands since last year amid Pathet Lao attempts to push neutralists out.
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Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Phanh
Johnson Wins Some Business Backing Amid Labor Doubts
President Johnson earned applause from the 8 Chamber of Commerce but many in the audience will scrutinize his labor unions policy. The reception suggested general business support yet skepticism remains about his approach to big unions.
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Washington
8 Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Parrots
Johnson Presses Plans as Chamber Audience Reacts
Johnson addressed a largely Republican chamber where some doubted he would sway political judgments yet praised his apparent impact on campaign contributions. Edwin Neilan criticized Johnson’s budget stance while Johnson forecast after tax profits around 30 billion and pledged price relief for consumers and talks with union leaders. A key test looms in the UAW bargaining with auto makers later this summer.
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