Wealthy banker murdered in Miami Beach home
Police seek killer of 69 year old Jacques Messier a banker with stakes in banks in Indiana Illinois and Florida found slain in his Miami Beach apartment early Tuesday. A stiletto or thin bladed knife is suspected as the murder weapon. a barking dog and a frightened neighbor corroborate the timeline.
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Brutal Slayings Stir Springfield Neighborhood
Springfield Ohio police hunt for a killer after Jessica Minter is found stabbed 21 times in her Westridge home. Investigators focus on local teens, but no suspects or weapon are identified. The mother left for work shortly before the discovery as deputies question friends and neighbors.
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Youthful Financier Belle Sentenced in Fraud Case
Earl Belle, once famed as a youthful Pittsburgh financier and later a Brazil fugitive, received a 2 2year federal jail term plus a $10,000 fine after pleading guilty to two counts of fraud and record falsification. He faces five years probation after prison and must forfeit none. Prosecutors say he pocketed about $875,000 from his corporate empire before fleeing to South America in 1958.
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House Votes On Aid Bill
The House votes today on a 3.3 billion foreign aid appropriation bill. Rep Otto Passman of Louisiana will again seek to reduce the bill to 3 billion before the final House tally.
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Transit Bill Is Approved by Senate After Five-Year Fight
Washington AP The Senate approved a federal aid program for commuter mass transit after five years of effort. The bill allocates 375 million dollars in grants to cities and states over three years to revive or halt declines in transit systems facing auto competition. Opponents argued transit is a local issue and that federal costs could reach ten billion dollars to meet all needs.
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Bargaining election set for Coffman plants in Ohio
The National Labor Relations Board set July 9 as the date for a collective bargaining election among 165 production and maintenance employees of the Coffman Stair Co and Coffman Window Grille Co at Washington Court House and Logan plants. Workers will decide on representation by the State District Council of the Carpenters Union AFL-CIO.
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Scranton Backers Hope Eisenhower Helps Scranton Nomination
Lodge says Gen Eisenhower might back Scranton for the GOP banner as Goldwater solidifies Illinois support. The Illinois tally shows Goldwater with 118 votes pledged or bound and Scranton with 145 first ballot votes, none bound to him.
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Dirksen Supports Goldwater Nomination at GOP Convention
The New York Herald Tribune reports Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois told Sen. Barry Goldwater he will nominate him for the presidency at the Republican National Convention.
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Goldwater Leads Delegates With Big Margin In AP Survey
An Associated Press survey shows Goldwater with 708 of 1,308 convention delegates, 533 more than the 655 who backed Scranton and his supporters. The split indicates Goldwater's strong lead at the GOP gathering.
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Kennedy Urges European Unity With U S For Peace
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said reconciliation of East and West Europe with the United States is the only sure protection against nuclear war. After a three day Poland visit he urged urgent work on security for Poland Eastern Europe Germany Western Europe the Soviet Union and the United States.
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Khrushchev Appeals Nordic Neutral Zone Plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged Norway and Denmark to join a Nordic neutral zone with Sweden and Finland during a Oslo address. He said Norway and Denmark should avoid military obligations with Western states, while insisting he offered no government advice.
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Kennedy urges talks to settle divided Germany
Kennedy calls for early discussions to resolve Germany’s division, warning Europe remains split by old hatreds and inertia. He cites his inaugural address urging action despite unclear ends and frames it as essential for facing a changing world.
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Chuckle: Today’s kids blamed for nothing new
A lighthearted remark notes the current generation may be difficult yet did not invent major modern threats or inventions. It playfully contrasts youth with historic breakthroughs like atomic weapons, expressways, and television ads.
Truce Reaches St. Augustine After Racial Turmoil
After a month of clashes and more than 300 arrests, a two week truce was agreed by both sides in St. Augustine. A secret biracial committee will seek middle ground while Dr. Martin Luther King Jr leads a push to open discussions and halt demonstrations. Governor Bryant named an interim panel and King withheld the members to protect them.
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Mississippi Town Quiet As Search Continues
In Philadelphia Mississippi the town remains calm as investigators persist in the search for three missing civil rights workers. FBI agents and state officers comb Neshoba County while Navy sailors join the effort by order of President Johnson. The missing men Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney were last seen June 21 after posting bond on a speeding charge.
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Miss
FBI
Neshoba County
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Navy
Johnson
Henry Clay Sub Grounded Off Newport News Sprint Run
The Polaris missile firing submarine Henry Clay ran aground on a shoal at the start of a short Hampton Roads run. Two Navy tugs freed the nuclear vessel within two hours.
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Johnson to Sign Civil Rights Bill This Week
Washington sources report President Johnson plans to sign the civil rights bill quickly after it reaches him, possibly Thursday night. He says Independence Day should not be combined with another historic event.
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Lodge Says Communism Threat Blocking Viet Nam Progress
Henry Cabot Lodge told the National Press Club that the anti-Communist effort in South Vietnam has halted its downward spiral and U S and Saigon must persist with realistic policies to win He warned of rising outside pressures from Communist forces and urged effective border supervision with North Vietnam Cambodia and Laos to curb supplies and attacks He did not specify steps beyond peaceful options and noted UN involvement as a possibility
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Lodge Critiques Neutralism in France and Berlin
Lodge argues that neutralism aided by communists would have left France under German occupation from 1940 to 1944. He says strong France is necessary today and draws a parallel to opposing neutralism for a Vietnam under attack and for Berlin under threat.
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Coast Guard Abandons Search For Britt Sullivan
The Coast Guard ended a two day search for Britt Sullivan 29 believed to have disappeared during a swim toward Europe. This marks the fifth day of her attempt following prior Atlantic crossings where she vanished and later reappeared.
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Weather summary shows wet June with high rain totals
A wet June produced 3.24 inches of rain versus 0.49 inches last year. Year to date rainfall reached 26.18 inches versus 15.81 for all of 1963. Last month average temperature was 72.5 with a high of 96 and a low of 49. Tonight and tomorrow may add about 2 more inches. The forecast calls for warm and humid conditions.
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