Priest Shot At Los Angeles Chancery
Rev Father John B Thom secretary to Cardinal McIntyre shot twice in conference room at Los Angeles Chancery. Police detained Dorothy M Bressie a nurse on suspicion of murder after she allegedly sought an interview with the cardinal. Thom died from chest and jaw wounds. no witnesses to the shooting.
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Los Angeles
John B. Thom
Father Thom
Los Angeles Chancery
Chancery
Dorothy M. Bressie
Bressie
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Cardinal McIntyre
Raven-Haired Beauty Wins Miss Universe 1965
Apasra Hongakula of Thailand nicknamed Pook captures Miss Universe 1965 in Miami Beach with 8,000 live spectators and millions watching at home. Finnish entrant Virpi Miettinen is runner-up, Sue Ann Downey of Ohio is second runner-up, Ingrid Norrman of Sweden is third, and Anna Schuit of the Netherlands is fourth.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Apasra Hongakula
Thailand
Virpi Miettinen
Helsinki
U.S.A
Sue Ann Downey
Columbus
Ohio
Sweden
Ingrid Norrman
Anna Schuit
Amsterdam
Holland
Bangkok
Apasra
Uni
Skeletons of Thirty Years War Victims Found Near Herrieden
About 1,000 skeletons, likely Franconian villagers massacre victims from 1618 to 1648, were unearthed during gymnasium excavation near Herrieden. City officials say the bones probably belong to residents slain by the Swedish army during the 1633 Bloody Easter siege. Remains were moved to the local cemetery.
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Feuchtwangen
Germany
Herrieden
No Letup Warns Dr. King at Chicago rallies
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr opened 14 weekend rallies in Chicago urging funds and action to end segregation. He spoke to 500 at El Bethel Baptist Church and to 300 at Altgeld Gardens urging Negroes to press power for change.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
el Bethel Baptist Church
South Side Negro Area
Altgeld Gardens
King
Teenager Learns Echoes of Father’s World
A reflective line notes that a teenage boy may not grasp his father’s experiences now but will come to understand them with time, implying shared wisdom and generational insight.
Chalfont urges action to halt spread of nuclear powers
Britain’s disarmament minister Lord Chalfont warned in an AP interview that five new nuclear powers could emerge in the next few years. He flies to Geneva for the 17 nation disarmament talks and listed potential states including India, Israel, Pakistan, West Germany, Canada, Sweden, and others as capable of atomic capability.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Britain
Lord Chalfont
Associated Press
Chalfont
Geneva
India
Israel
Pakistan
West Germany
Canada
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Brazil
Switzerland
Italy
Japan
Indonesia
Sukarno
Mass protest in Salonika targets U S and Greek leadership
More than 5,000 youths organized by the Salonika Students Union and Lambrakis Youth Movement demonstrated in Salonika marching past the U S consulate. They shouted Down with marionettes of Johnson and Pull out of NATO and attacked Queen Mother Frederika. Police were deployed to prevent rioting amid ongoing Greek political turmoil following the July firing of Premier Papandreou.
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Salonika
Greece
United States
Johnson
Constantine
Frederika
Germany
Hitler Youth Movement
George Papandre
Missing UT coeds vanish after Dallas ride in yellow sports car
Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark, both 21, disappeared after last Sunday near the University of Texas. Despite searches by Austin police Texas Rangers state highway patrol and FBI agents no ransom notes or bodies have been found and only two nondefinitive clues emerged. A Duke University psychic offered a theory of three men involved and said they might be found soon but uncertain if alive.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Susan Rigsby
Shirley Ann Stark
Dallas
Texas
FBI
Joe Perry
Department of Parapsychology
Duke University
Associated Press
Heat Wave Ends After Early Evening Rain
Relief comes as two day heat wave ends with evening showers. Thermometer at First National Bank read 101 at 4 pm while a resident recorded 111 in direct sun. Ohio Weather Bureau forecasts a return to the low 80s with fair, cool tonight and pleasant tomorrow.
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First National Bank
B.N. Downs
Yankee Road
Ohio Weather Bureau
Mercury
Punjab Officials Withdraw Nominee After Death Found
Officials in Punjab State nominated Dev Das for a government post but withdrew the invitation after discovering he had died four years earlier, causing embarrassment and a precautionary review of procedures.
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New Delhi
India
Punjab
Dev Das
Thunderstorm and Wind Strike Cleveland Area
A weekend storm brought winds over 50 mph and 70 mph gusts across Ohio. In Cleveland, a motorist was trapped for 20 minutes when her car entangled a live 220 volt line, while a Westlake man, Fred C. Luekens, 64, suffered a critical head injury from a falling limb. Euclid reported widespread downed wires. Atwood Lake lounge roof was blown off by high winds, and Mrs. Lila Pepper narrowly avoided injury as sparking lines trapped her car. Temperature peaked near 100 degrees, with a record 98.9 previously set in 1934.
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Cleveland
Greater
Westlake
Fred C. Luekens
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lila Pepper
Mercury
No Decisions Yet on Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson talks with Defense Secretary McNamara at Camp David as a Viet Nam strategy review leans toward a larger U S military effort. White House spokesman Moyers denies any pre made decisions while signaling an imminent move next week to strengthen the Viet Nam war effort.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Camp David
U.S
Bill D. Moyers
McNamara
White House
Saigon
Viet Nam
Guerrillas Hit In Bomb Raids In South Viet Nam
U S and Viet Namese warplanes hit guerrilla strongholds across South Viet Nam killing about 295 Viet Cong. Marines repelled a Viet Cong attack near Chu Lai with four enemy killed. Air strikes north of Hanoi damaged Lang Chi depot and destroyed 23 of 25 Viet Cong junks near Da Nang. Navy ships bombarded Viet Cong positions near Qui Nhon and Da Nang with estimated 50 Viet Cong killed. another encampment near Quang Ngai saw about 110 killed in air strikes.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Chu Lai
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Lang Chi
Qui Nhon
Big da Nang
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Stoddard
John R. Craig
da Nang Harbor
Quang Ngai
American in Slaying Captured in Saigon
Saigon reports say an American sought in the fatal shooting of Jack E. Ryan chief of the U S Aid Mission public safety division and a Vietnamese woman was arrested at dawn at his Saigon home. The suspect identified as Robert Kimball from Utah was detained without resistance.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert Kimball
Utah
Jack E. Ryan
U.S. Aid Mission
Nguyen Thi Hai
Kimball
U.S
Ryan
Johnson walks at Camp David with Goldberg and McNamara
President Johnson spends a quiet weekend at Camp David with Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg and Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, who reports a likely need for a substantial US manpower increase in Vietnam. Goldberg will become United Nations ambassador, sworn in Monday. Moyers notes the president’s bowling score of 165 and other Camp David activities.
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Karl R. Bauman Thurmond
Johnson
Cape David
Arthur J. Goldberg
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
McNamara
United States
White House
Camp David
Maryland
Goldberg
Supreme Court
U.S
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate
President reviews Social Security and tax-cut impacts
The President asked Secretary Celebrezze for an up-to-date report on elderly medical care planning and Social Security expansion. He studied a Council of Economic Advisers report by Gardner Ackley on excise tax cuts affecting auto and air conditioner purchases. Moyers said the President praised congressional progress and action in the past week.
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Anthony J. Celebrezze
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Budget Bureau
Congress
Moyers
Two Drivers Killed in Ohio Crash Near Mount Vernon
An AP report states two cars collided head on at Ohio 308 and U.S. 36 east of Mount Vernon killing both drivers. The deceased are Herman F. Huffman, 50, of Howard, and Charles Brightwell, 41, of Millersburg.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Ohio 308
U.S. 36
Here
Herman F. Huffman
Howard
Charles Brightwell
Millersburg
A Glance Inside A New Hiroshima Rises From Ashes
Twenty years after the atomic bombing, a rebuilt Hiroshima stands as a symbol of reconstruction with urban renewal and memorial sites. The feature contrasts the past devastation with present development and resilience in the city.
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Hiroshima
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