Rehearsal for Churchill Funeral Ahead of Saturday Service
London braces for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral as a dawn rehearsal unfolds with a gun carriage and Royal Navy escort. Security tightens with Scotland Yard units monitoring routes, dignitaries including Charles de Gaulle and President Johnson discussed, and public viewing planned at Westminster Hall after a private family vigil. The procession routes Whitehall to St Pauls, ending at Waterloo Station, then private family ceremonies follow. Churchill will be buried at Badon, near Blenheim, with the Winston Churchill steam locomotive to carry his casket. Broadcaster coverage spans the Atlantic and Iron Curtain}}
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Leader Of Cuban Exiles Prisoner Reported
MIAMI AP The anti Castro guerrilla leader Eloy Gutterrez Menoyo, once key in the exile movement, is reported captured by Cuban forces in Baracoa Oriente Province. The Revolutionary Alliance says the capture is a setback but the struggle continues as authorities interrogate the prisoners. Menoyo, who helped oust Batista in 1959, fled to exile in 1961.
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Further Attack On Selma Vote Barrier Is Set
In Selma Alabama cheering Black residents pledged a new wave of voter registration pressure to breach barriers and fill jails if needed. Dr Martin Luther King Jr directing the campaign said political power is essential for racial equality and the effort will spread to Lowndes Perry Marengo and Wilcox counties where Negroes face long denial of the vote. Federal court protection limited Sheriff Clark's interference as scores queued outside the registration office but access was slowed by a long questionnaire and few Negroes were admitted for tests.
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Two U S Soldiers Die Of Asphyxiation In Jeep
Two American soldiers died of asphyxiation in a jeep during a field exercise north of Seoul last week. S Sgt Albert N. Bulen, 32, of Longmont, Colorado, and Sgt. Farrell L Flow, 33, of Joaquin, Texas, were found overcome by carbon monoxide fumes after they and a third soldier fell asleep in the vehicle. The third soldier was reported in fair condition.
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Great Society costs may exceed Johnson budget
Congress moves to cut spending as debates over the Great Society loom. President Johnson aims to keep the new fiscal year under 100 billion dollars though several lawmakers predict expenditures will top that level. Republicans favor tax cuts while Democrats and GOP members alike anticipate continued growth in Johnson's programs.
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Johnson Aims to Attend Churchill Funeral
President Johnson's doctors focus on building his strength so he can travel to England for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral. Johnson has said he wants to make the trip "very very much" and is determined to attend if able.
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Eisenhower to attend Churchill funeral in London
Palm Desert California AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will attend Sir Winston Churchill's funeral in London, said by a general spokesman.
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President Johnson May Fly to Churchill Funeral
President Lyndon B Johnson was hospitalized with a heavy cold at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after which aides said he was physically able to travel to London for Churchill's funeral this Saturday. Doctors may urge continued rest until Wednesday, but White House aides indicated he would follow medical advice if he chose to travel.
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Storm lashes Midwest as power lines fail and housing gaps grow
A winter storm moving from Oklahoma into Illinois and surrounding states brought snow sleet and freezing rain. About 20 000 were homeless in Illinois due to snapped power lines and Commonwealth Edison reported over 2 million dollars in damage to equipment. Four deaths were attributed to the weather as Chicago area faced extensive damage despite some melting.
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Two Missing Girls Found Safe After County Hunt
Linda De Fazio 11 and Jean York 10 were found near Camp Timber Trail two miles from home after a large search near Hamilton. The girls were scared hungry and cold but unharmed. Maintenance man Harry Mise located them about midnight 400 yards from the camp buildings after more than 175 volunteers and deputies scoured the area and river.
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Space Science Sets Multiple Tests In Sky
Washington reports three space projects planned by U S space scientists including beetle like satellites to probe radio signals from the Milky Way a string of eight communications satellites for 1966 and a SNAP 10A reactor providing auxiliary power for a satellite with Atlas Agena launch slated for spring and a 1987 beetle mission to locate radio sources despite the long horizon time frame
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Brothel Keeper Is Spy Arrested in Berlin Case
West Berlin authorities said Hans H., 47, owner of a premier brothel, was arrested as a spy for East Germany. He also worked as a private detective and lived in the United States from 1958 to 1962. Officials did not confirm reports of a former West German intelligence officer’s arrest or details about his income in America.
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Hamilton County prosecutor named common pleas judge in Ohio
Columbus AP reports Hamilton County Prosecutor Raymond E. Shannon was appointed a common pleas judge to fill the vacancy created by the death of Judge Ford Bader on December 14 of last year. Shannon will assume the bench pending further arrangements and duties.
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Exams Sale scandal details promised by Warren
At the Air Force Academy Maj Gen Robert H Warren pledged to reveal specifics of the exams for sale scheme. More than 100 cadets were involved including 30 football players with reports of resignations and ongoing interviews by a special investigative board. Names of students involved will not be released.
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Protests and Self-Immolation Hit South Viet Nam
In Saigon and Nha Trang a 11-year-old girl burned herself to death in a political protest against Premier Tran Van Huong’s government. A second schoolgirl attempted self-immolation. officials say about 4,000 demonstrators gathered as monks carried the dead girl’s body to a Buddhist pagoda. The government announced limited legislative elections for a 145-seat Congress after military staff purged the previous legislature.
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Russian paper launches contest for best political joke
A prominent Russian newspaper announces a contest for the best political joke with a top prize of 20 years in prize value.
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