Senator Jones enters congressional race in new Ohio district
Charles H. Jones, Republican state senator from Hamilton, officially filed to run in Ohio's new 24th District. He outlined aims to keep Ohio attractive for industry and growth, citing his experience and multiple public roles. Also noted: Bogalusa tensions after a shooting and ongoing civil rights demonstrations with police and rallying crowds.
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Charles H. Jones
Hamilton
Congress
Jones
Ohio
Shorly
Manchester Motor ‘Inn
Butler
Warren
Preble
Montgomery County
GOP
Barry Levey
Middletown
Ohio House
Senate
Marines land on An Hoa island assault headquar ters fell to U S forces
In Viet Nam the U S Marines amphibiously landed on An Hoa island near Chu Lai and sealed off a Viet Cong strike at the coastal headquarters. Four Viet Cong were killed and one captured as Marines counted 3 dead and 14 wounded. The raid recovered bodies of 16 Vietnamese navy men and two American advisers. A destroyer moved in to block escape by sea. Separately, four U S Army advisers were missing after an ambush northwest of Saigon. Casualty figures for the government force were reported as about 151 killed, 25 wounded, 59 missing.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
U.S
Chu Lai
An Hoa
An Hoa Island
Viet Nam
Xon Dua
Binh Duong
Weather outlook with showers and cooler temps
The forecast calls for thundershowers this evening then partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 91 and today’s low dropped to 65, signaling a changeable pattern for the area.
Police Chief Details Crowe Shooting In Austin
Police Chief Claxton Knight said Austin admitted firing 38 caliber bullets that felled Crowe. He was struck in the chest with two lesser neck wounds. Crowe was unarmed. FBI agents joined police and state officers in the investigation as witnesses recalled Crowe rushing the attackers after their car stopped to pick up a wounded girl.
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Bogalusa
Thomas D. Burbank
Alton D. Crowe Jr
Pearl River
New Orleans
Claxton Knight
Austin
Crowe
Knight
FBI
Chuckle It's easy to recognize a man who owns his home
A lighthearted quip notes that home ownership marks a practical personality, with a joke about a man always seen leaving a hardware store as a sign of his busy, self-reliant lifestyle.
Restaurant Is Harder Than Driving Taxicab
Chicago AP report notes Lawrence Young a 56 year old former taxi driver opened a carry out restaurant July 1 with SBA loan of 19500 helped by President Johnson. The loan, the first under the Economic Opportunity Act to a franchised small business operator in SBA's Midwestern area, aims to encourage minority ownership.
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Henry Austin
Milton Johnson
Bogalusa
Chicago
Lawrence Young
Young
Johnson
Small Business Administration
A. L. Tunick
SBA
Tunick
Manhunt in Britain for escaped train robbery suspect
British police intensify search for Ronald Biggs, second member of the great train robbery gang to escape Wand sworth Prison with three others. Parliament and newspapers call for prison security overhaul. over $5.6 million of the loot remains unrecovered. Biggs was serving 30 years for the 1963 mail train ambush that yielded $7.2 million.
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London
Ronald Arthur Biggs
Wandsworth
London Morning
Biggs
Charles Wilson
Birmingham
Wilson
Iby Police
Kidnapping at motel as Denise Clinton remains missing
Kansas City AP reports 9-year-old Denise Clinton disappeared after a motel robbery on U S 71 near Independent. Police, FBI involvement, 200+ officers search 10 mile radius. bandits fled after taking $256 and tying grandparents. Denise is described as reddish blond with blue eyes and a checkered nightgown.
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Kansas City
Denise Clinton
Denise
Russell Clinton
Independent, Mo
U.S. 71
Chelcie Reynolds
Reynolds
C. M. Kelley
Tonopah chase ends as two gunmen surrender in Nevada
Two armed Oregon murder-kidnap suspects, Wilbur Grey and Carl Bowles, surrendered to California officers near the California Nevada line ending a three day crime spree that included a bank robbery and the kidnapping of nine people. They released Mrs. Champion and her 19 month old daughter after hijacking a patrol car and exchanging gunfire that wounded Champion. Federal agents planned to return the pair to Sacramento for a hearing.
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Derek Shoen
Tonopah
Nev
Oregon
California
Marie Champion
U.S
Nevada
Bowles
Grey
Champion
Ralph Marks
Coaldale Junction
U.S. 95
Mrs. Champion
Bowles and
Sacramento
Corbin
Aldis Rickstins
Renton
Wash
Health Bill Passage Set For Today
In Washington the Senate neared final action on a landmark health care bill for the aged and broadened Social Security benefits. Democratic Leader Mansfield secured a debate limit likely to produce a final vote by nightfall, with amendments capped at one hour each and two hours for a motion to return the measure to the Finance Committee. After two days of voting the chamber had disposed of 25 amendments, leaving many sizable provisions and all sides confident of passage with a strong majority.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Finance Committee
Bill proposes hospitalization for 19 million seniors
The plan would provide basic hospitalization for Americans aged 65 and older. A voluntary supplemental plan for doctors' fees would be available to those 65 and over who enroll and pay a $3 monthly premium. The program’s $6.8 billion annual cost would be funded mainly by higher Social Security taxes.
Dominican Republic Agreement Near End of Crisis
Rebel sand junta leaders report near agreement on a provisional government to resolve the Dominican crisis. Col Francisco Caamano Deno says talks produced interesting points and a path toward a practical solution. Hector Garcia Godoy is tentatively named president under an OAS peace plan serving until elections in six to nine months.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
Hector Garcia Godoy
Organization of American States
Garcia Godoy
Juan Bosch
OAS
Airplane explodes killing 22 in British Columbia crash
A four engine airliner with 52 aboard exploded and crashed in central British Columbia. There were no survivors. Canadian Pacific Air Lines DC6B Flight 21 was en route from Vancouver to Whitehorse when it vanished after a May Day distress call at about 5 10 p m. The crew included Capt John Alfred Steele First Officer Warner Murray Wells Second Officer Stanley E Clarke steward Ernest Wenzel Soural and stewardess Sue Heinrich with one unidentified attendant.
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Canadian Pacific Air‘lines
John Alfred Steele
North Vancouver
Flight 21
Vancouver
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Steele
Royal Canadian Air Force
Warner Murray Wells
Richmond
B.C
Stanley E. Clarke
Ernest Wenzel Soural
Sue Heinrich
Canadian Air Crash Near Vancouver Claims Six Foreigners
The airline reported all passengers were Canadian except six. The foreigners were identified as Mr and Mrs Mac Lennan of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Rognerud of Oslo with their two children. The crash occurred about 170 miles northeast of Vancouver with wreckage spread over a mile-wide area south of 100 Mile House on the Cariboo Highway.
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Canada
MacLennan
Los Angeles
Rognerud
Oslo
Norway
Vancouver
Cariboo
Williams Lake dispatcher notes smoke from storm misidentified
A British Columbia Forest Service dispatcher near Williams Lake reported that at first the smoke resembled a forest fire. An electrical storm was in the area at the time, influencing initial impressions of the incident.
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British Columbia Forest Service
Williams Lake
Cleveland Bank Robbed at East 131st Street branch
Three gunmen robbed the Cuyahoga Savings Association Provident branch at 4119 East 131st Street in Cleveland around 10 15 a m. Officials said the haul was at least 10 000 dollars as 40 to 50 customers were present and tellers did not sound an alarm because the robbers seemed itchy. The men cleared six cash drawers and took some money from a vault per office manager S J Meola.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cuyahoga Savings Association
The
Saving Association
Provident
East 131St Street
S. J. Meola
Bank Robbery Near Magnolia Flees With Hostages
Magnolia Arkansas AP reports two men robbed a small branch bank near Magnolia and escaped with an undetermined amount of money. They took two women bank employees as hostages during the incident.
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Magnolia, Ark
OSU Speaker Rule Fight Sparks Calls for Action
Conflict over Ohio State University's speakers policy deepens after the board of trustees rejects liberalizing the rule. Student leader Dennis Knepley blasts the vote as ridiculous and vows to bring Communist and Fascist speakers next fall via an unrecognized group. Proposals for President Fawcett to resign surface amid faculty criticisms and protests on campus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Board of Trustees
Dennis Knepley
Student For Liberal Action
Free Speech Front
Liberal Action
Knepley
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
Robert Shelton
Ku Klux Klan
David Spitz
Novice G. Fawcett
Spitz
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