Burglars Blow Brink’s Safe In Franklin Office Heist
Burglars drilled into the Western and Southern Life Insurance office on N. Dixie Highway and removed the inner Brink’s safe, escaping with cash estimated at 3 000 to 4 000 dollars and leaving 3 000 to 4 000 in checks untouched. Police suspect a highly professional operation, with two men entering via a roof access and taking the two doors from the double safe.
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Franklin
Brink's Inc
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
N. Dixie Highway
Here
Brink’s Inc
C. C. Hollon
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Warren County
Byron Kennard
Hollon
Brinks
Sheriff's Department
Ocean Searched For Crash Clues
Navy divers hunted 75 feet beneath the Atlantic for the Eastern Air Lines crash near Jones Beach. The plane from Boston to Atlanta with stops in Richmond Charlotte and Greenville 3. C. killed four pilots and passengers as investigators probe for a control malfunction and other causes.
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Eastern Air Lines
Jones Beach
New York
AP — Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Kennedy International Airport
Boston
Atlanta
Richmond
Charlotte
Greenville
3. C
McDonald Leads Unofficially In USW Vote Tally
Unofficial returns from 1 957 of 339 locals show United Steelworkers President David J McDonald leading J W Abel in a tight race. AP figures from 29 USW districts in the US and Canada show McDonald at 144 786 to Abel 140 054 with variations by camp and district as counts trickle in from smaller locals.
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McDonald
USW
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J McDonald
Combal
J. W. Abel
Associated Press
Nsw
Canada
Abeles
Chicago
Sth
Abel
King reports Johnson pledges strong voting rights action
Dr Martin Luther King Jr says President Johnson recognizes slow progress and is drafting legislation to guarantee Negro voting rights. King met Johnson at the White House and urges federal power to end discriminatory registration tactics in the South, proposing simpler registration and removal of literacy tests where education is inferior.
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Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
King
White House
Alabama
Selma
South
Kosygin Pledges More Aid to North Vietnam
Soviet Premier Kosygin promised further military assistance to Communist North Vietnam before flying to Peking for talks with Premier Chou En-lai. Tass reported he was welcomed by Chou and Chen Yi on arrival at Beijing airport after a four day Hanoi visit.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Nam
Peking
Chou En-lai
Kosygin
Hanoi
Chou
Chen Yi
Tass
Johnson orders measures to curb balance of payments deficit
The White House acting with President Johnson's authorization urged stronger protection for the Moscow embassy to sustain U S Soviet relations. Johnson ordered sweeping steps to end the balance of payments deficit including a penalty tax on overseas loans and investments and called for voluntary mobilization of private banking and industry to restrain spending and lending abroad.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Moscow
Protests Spread After U S Air Strikes on Viet Nam
Demonstrations erupt worldwide after U S air strikes on North Vietnam. In Moscow a Communist student attack on the U S Embassy sparks protests. Peking holds mass demonstrations with Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai present. in Rome and Munich youth protests occur. tar attacks and graffiti surface in Montevideo. Foy D. Kohler protests damages and police detain American journalist Adam Clymer for several hours.
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Moscow
U.S
Peking
Viet Nam
United States
Washington
New China News Agency
Communist Party
Mao Tzetung
Chou En-lai
Rome
University of Munich
Germany
Montevideo
Uruguay
Young Communist League
Foy D. Kohler
Dirksen backs Johnson on Vietnam policy stance
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen publicly supports President Johnson's Vietnam policy. He says a dominant majority of Senate Republicans back the course, with few Democrats voicing clear support. Fulbright, a key Democrat, praises retaliatory U S air strikes against North Vietnam and Viet Cong bases.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Viet Nam
Dirksen
Congressional Leaders Clash Over Vietnam Policy Statements
The Foreign Relations chairman said he was neither disgruntled nor Brantled by being excluded from White House Viet Nam briefings with Senate and House leaders. Dirksen, in a news conference, opposed U S withdrawal from South Vietnam saying withdrawal would invite Communist gains in Asia.
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White House
Johnson
Senate
House
Dirksen
United States
Viet Nam
Asia
Todays Chuckle on Costs of Relaxing
A wry note observes that civilizational progress is measured by rising prices for relaxation, implying leisure becomes more costly as society advances.
Drugs Wrecker Of Lives From Campus To Slums
A youthful psychiatrist testified to the House Interstate Commerce Committee on amphetamine and barbiturate abuse from campus to slums. Dr John B Griffith described a large hidden problem, noting college students use pep pills to cram and some addicts obtain a quick high from prescription refills. He cited Oklahoma City cases and a party where amphetamine dissolved in water was injected.
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New York
California
House Interstate Commerce Committee
John B. Griffith
Oklahoma Mental Health Planning Committee
Griffith
Oklahoma City
Viet Cong Attack Hits U S Enlisted Mens Hotel
Viet Cong extremists blew up a four story U S enlisted men hotel in Qui Nhon injuring seven Americans and killing many others feared buried. Across South Vietnam communists pressed a broader offensive with reports of heavy fighting near Da Nang and east of Saigon as 1 500 relief troops moved to the scene.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Qui Mhon
U.S
Viet Cong
da Nang
France Seeks Royalty Talks on Southeast Asia Conflict
Paris announces that negotiations are the sole solution to Southeast Asia conflict and that France is prepared to join new talks to ease the troubled region.
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Paris
Southeast Asia
Viet Cong Ambush Wipes Out Battalion and Reinforcements
Reports indicate a Vietnamese battalion with two to three supporting companies totaling about 600 men were killed in a coordinated Viet Cong ambush. Vietnamese forces were estimated at 800 troops in the area.
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Bie
U.S. casualties mount as aid units hit by Viet Cong surge
Reports show four U.S. Army advisers missing after a district town 80 miles north of the capital is overrun by the Viet Cong. One helicopter went down killing an American, three wounded but evacuated. Capt. Don R. Lewis dies of wounds at Nha Trang hospital. Total U.S. dead reaches 267 with about 20 missing. Marines rush sandbag defenses at Da Nang for Hawk missiles.
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U.S
Duc Phong
U.S. Air Force
Don R. Lewis
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Nha Trang Field
Viet Nam
da Nang
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Larry Friendman
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Fayetteville, N.C
By George Syvertsen
Foreign Ministry
Adam Clymer
Baltimore Sun
S. Viet Nam
By Jack Bell
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Harry Kelly
Yellow Jackets
Red Devils
Binh Dinh
Una
Ann Landers
Peeneee
Dr Crane
Wees
Ween Aeens
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Eee
Watt Onan
Rseadae
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