Senators Study Press Rights and Fair Trial Balance
Washington hearings open on how to shield jurors from pretrial influence while guarding press freedoms. Sen Morse proposes fines for unlawful disclosures, with witnesses including APMF and newspaper editors backing the issue. The two subcommittees seek a constitutional path amid calls from press, courts, and scholars for views.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Fred Vinson
Associated Press
Faitors Association
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Joseph D. Tydings
D Md
Judicial Machinery Subcommittee
Bench
Bar
Hopes Dim For 50 In Avalanche
Rescue efforts in the Argentine Andes near Mendoza for 50 missing Argentines were hampered by zero cold and winds as four buried at Las Cuevas were feared dead. Six injured were lifted from the town 70 miles west of Mendoza after another avalanche struck Puente del Inca.
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Mendoza
Argentina
Chile
Las Cuevas
Puente del Inca
Thief Too Quick For Great Grandmother In Chase
In Baltimore a 7 year old great grandmother chased a purse snatcher for five blocks after he grabbed her purse on a bus. She pursued despite calling for help and noted the thief escaped with $4, eyeglasses and diabetic medicine.
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Baltimore
Willie A. Carman
Doctors Checking Spacemen Before Gemini 5 Flight
Cape Kennedy AP reports doctors begin last major physical exams for Gemini 5 crew L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr as they prep for an eight day orbit. They review weather outlook and potential Atlantic and Pacific trouble spots while hurricane season looms. Typhoons Lacy and Mary churn south of Japan as recovery ships move to sidestep Mary if needed.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Gemini
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Lacy
Mary
Japan
Quebec
Lucy
Container Corp Increases Prices Across All Lines
Container Corp of America will raise prices by three percent on all products starting today. The company indicated further increases may follow in unprofitable areas. Affected items include shipping containers folding cartons fiber cans plastic packages and cans.
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New York
Container Corp. of America
Kent
Reckless Driver Cited In Highway Passing Incident
A warning about a wreckless driver who passes others on the highway despite safe driving limits. The statement emphasizes the danger of such behavior and urges caution for all motorists.
Western draft on halting nuclear spread faces Soviet mockery
At Geneva disarmament talks US delegate William C. Foster presented a Western draft treaty to curb nuclear weapons. The Soviet Union ridiculed it calling it a newborn, with chief negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin deeming the plan a joke. The draft emerged after Western allies failed to unite on a North Atlantic nuclear force.
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Geneva
William C. Foster
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Violence Fades as Los Angeles Riot Ends
After six days of rioting in Los Angeles' Negro district 33 people were killed and violence waned. Police reported deserted streets while Gov. Brown pledged guards will stay until streets are safe and a seven member commission will study causes and prevention. Bail for rioters rose to as high as 5000 with a 10 percent bail bond.
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Los Angeles
Billy Graham
Dale Steck
Graham
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles Negro District
Gov. Brown
National Guard
Brown
New Law Adds More Judges in Ohio Counties
Gov. Rhodes signs laws adding five new judges across Cuyahoga Hamilton Summit Stark and Medina counties effective Nov 16 1966. Cuyahoga gains one common pleas judge to 24 Stark to six Medina to two Hamilton gains a juvenile judge Summit gains a domestic relations judge. Other laws raise burial allowance to 400 torturing penalties and authorize Lancaster Ohio University branch land conveyance Fairfield County 45 acres.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Summit
Stark
Medina
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton County
Summit County
Fairfield County
Ohio University
Lancaster
Bride Slain By Husband In Cincinnati
John Blevins 25 is charged with second degree murder after allegedly stabbing his bride Rosalie Ann Blevins 25 in Price Hill Cincinnati. He turned himself in claiming something terrible had happened. Mrs Blevins died from stab wounds as her three children from an earlier marriage, aged four to seven, stayed with relatives.
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Ment
John Blevins
Blevins
Price Hill
Rosalie Ann Blevins
Charles Rutledge
Plane Down In Lake Michigan
A United Air Lines jet with 30 aboard vanished over Lake Michigan near Chicago. Debris and four bodies were later reported recovered as searchers scoured the lake 15 miles offshore amid thunderstorms. The flight from New York to Chicago disappeared in a blinding explosion, with authorities continuing to hunt for survivors and confirm passenger identities.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
New York
James Seymour
Crystal Lake
Ill
Coast Guard
Woodbine
Waukegan
Grand Haven
Mich
Clarence L
Clancy) Sayen
Seattle
Wash
Air Line Pilots Association
Sayen
ALPA
Appalachian Governors Meet in Gatlinburg for AR C discussion
Governors or their representatives from 11 states gather in Gatlinburg Tennessee for a two day Appalachian Regional Commission meeting. The group will act on at least one vocational education project and several proposed regional redevelopment projects.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Appalachian Regional Commission
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Kosygin Agrees To Visit Turkey
Turkish Premier Suat Hayri Urguplu says talks with Soviet leaders yielded great positive results. Tass reports Kosygin accepted an invitation to visit Turkey. no date announced.
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Moscow
Suat Hayri Urguplu
Tass
Alexei N. Kosygin
Turkey
Weather Outlook for Middle Town Sees Scattered Showers
The hot sultry air lingers in the Middle town area with scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. A low near 72 tonight and a high around 88 tomorrow mark the brief relief after yesterday’s high of 99 and overnight low of 69.
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Middle Town
Viet Cong Hit Near Border In Ba Long Valley Clash
In Ba Long Valley a clash 3% miles below the North Viet Nam border left 27 Viet Cong dead and raised total Viet Cong fatalities to 32 since a four day search began. Vietnamese casualties were not reported.
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Saigon
Viet Cong Offensive Hits Northern South Vietnam
Ground drive began after B32 bombers from Guam hit the area. The spokesman said the offensive was one of the largest government actions in months in the northernmost sector of South Vietnam. Six Viet Cong were captured and 28 weapons seized. Monday night about 4 Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a U S Marine tank unit 3 miles southwest of Da Nang with mortars grenades and small arms fire.
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Guam
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Columbus man charged in bar shooting murder
Erie Hill, 51, of Columbus was charged with second degree murder after Harris Moss, 27, was shot Saturday night at an East Side bar.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ernest Hill
Columbus
Harris Moss
East Side
Tinkerbelle Ends Atlantic Crossing Near Falmouth Harbor
Lone Cleveland sailor Robert Manry reached 17 miles from Falmouth England aboard the 13 foot Tinkerbelle after 78 days and 3200 miles at sea. His wife Virginia and children Robin and Douglas sailed aboard the trawler Girl Christian to greet him as crowds lined the Cornish coast awaiting the final approach.
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Falmouth
England
Robert Maury
Tinkerbelle
Cleveland
Lizard
Virginia
Christian
Robin
Douglas
Mass
Manry
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