Hoffa challenges McClellan to repeat immunity statements
Hoffa denounces a Senate subcommittee report as fabrication and lies and dares Sen. McClellan to repeat immunity statements outside Senate protection. He accuses the Arkansas Democrat of anti labor bias and suggests he will sue while noting past use of the Fifth Amendment in Florida. The report criticizes Hoffa for defiance toward Local 239 members and misused treasury by corrupt officials.
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Dayton
Ohio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
McClellan
Hoffa
Ohio Teamsters
Florida
Study Links Cancers To Viruses
MOSCOW AP reports a Ugandan doctor at the Eighth International Cancer Congress links a tropical Africa cancer belt to viruses. Dr D H Wright of Kampala says the lymphoma-like tumor, common in children aged 3 to 6, may be carried by insects in the region and affects the jaw and other organs.
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Moscow
Africa
Tropics
Uganda
D. H. Wright
Kampala
British Court Rejects Soblen Habeas Corpus Plea
The British Court of Appeal rejected Robert A. Soblen's plea for freedom in Britain under a writ of habeas corpus. Soblen, a 61 year old psychiatrist, is serving life in the United States for spying for the Soviet Union. He fled to Israel on a dead brother's passport and was expelled as an illegal immigrant after a fall in New York.
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London
British Court of Appeal
Robert A. Soblen
Britain
Soblen
United States
Interior Ministry
Jerusalem
Israel
Ari Ankorion
Supreme Court
New York
Middletown enjoys clear skies after storm
Last night’s storm passes leaving Middletown with demand for 24 hours of clear weather. A high pressure area covers the Miami Valley bringing cool tonight and mild days ahead. Low around 55 tonight, Friday high near 80, July rainfall totals up to 7.27 inches with .30 inches recorded last night.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
Eastern Crews Bargain Again in Labor Talks
In Washington a meeting among Eastern Air Lines representatives, its flight engineers and pilots with Labor Department officials aimed to secure labor peace. Secretary Goldberg plans to push the same settlement terms rejected by Eastern president Malcolm MacIntyre, terms that engineers had accepted earlier.
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Trans World Airlines
Pan American
Goldberg
Macintyre
Army Tries Thrifty Troop Rotation Plan Expands
The Army announced three battle groups will rotate to Europe for six months starting October 1 in a broader test of the troop rotation plan. The move bars dependents and aims to train units for rapid worldwide deployment. Two groups come from the 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Benning with the third yet unnamed. One unit from the 4th Infantry Division has already rotated, replacing a group from the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley.
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Washington
Europe
Roberts
McNamara
U.S
2Nd Infantry Division
Ft. Benning
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
4Th Infantry Division
Ft. Lewis
Wash
1St Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Kan
Chuckle Jokes About Buses Speed and Time
A lighthearted quip notes a bus seems to move twice as fast when you chase it as when you ride inside. The witticism plays on perception of motion and effort in pursuit versus travel.
Algiers Faces Ben Bella Challenge as Civil Strife Grows
Algiers and Kabylie gird for possible civil war as Ben Bella loyalists and dissidents clash. Ministers from Ben Khedda relocate to the Kabyle mountains while Berber guerrillas mobilize, with Ben Bella claiming control of the country.
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Algiers
Kabylie
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Kabine Mountains
Wilaya
Zone) No. 3
Ben Bella
TV Star Seeks Court Order To Abort Three-Month Pregnancy
Sherri Finkbine, host known as Mrs. Robert L. Finkbine of Romper Room, filed in Maricopa County Superior Court for permission to terminate a three month pregnancy. The suit argues abortion is necessary to preserve her life and prevent fetal malformation linked to thalidomide. Hospital delays and legal questions surround the request as county officials prepare a hearing. thalidomide has caused global infant deformities and was not licensed in the United States.
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Phoenix
Mrs. Finkbine
Sherri Chessen
Ktar - TV
Maricopa County
Finkbine
Charles N. Ronan
Arizona
Atty
Robert Pickrell
R. C. Stanford
Ronan
Pickrell
Race Strife Builds as Albany Negroes Plan Demonstrations
Albany Georgia braces for large anti segregation protests after a troubled week with 1000 arrests since December. Rev Ralph Abernathy and Dr Martin Luther King Jr urge peaceful action while police and state troops confront demonstrators. Guards mobilize as movement organizers pledge jail solidarity.
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Albany, Ga
Ralph D. Abernathy
Martin Luther King Jr
Albany
King
Abernathy
W. G. Anderson
Thor Explodes On Launch Pad Over Johnston Island
A Thor missile exploded on its launch pad in Honolulu during a high altitude test attempt over Johnston Island. The Atomic Energy Commission said there was no nuclear detonation or injuries, marking another setback in the U S nuclear test series in the Pacific.
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Honolulu
United States
Tiny de Johnston Island
Th Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
U.S
Pacific
Johnston Island
New Zealand
Hawaii
Mounting Viet Cong Push Seen
U S officials anticipate a mounting Viet Cong guerrilla offensive in South Vietnam within 60 to 90 days. McNamara was told at Honolulu talks that the Reds may step up attacks to counter government forces and drive a rump regime, with Laos’ pattern cited as a possible guide. South Vietnamese troops are to block consolidation, aided by U S helicopters, but reinforcements across the border have not surged.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert S McNamara
Honolulu
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vicentiane
Siamese Twins Die at Birth in Polish Village
Warsaw Life reports two Siamese twins died at birth this week in a village near Radom, east central Poland. The girls were joined at the stomach and shared one liver, according to the newspaper.
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Warsaw
Poland
Radom
Warsaw Life
Divorce Suit Alleges Adultery by True Ralph Blue
Ollie Mae Blue filed for divorce in Knoxville claiming True Ralph Blue, her husband since 1930, kept company with other women and neglected her. The suit was filed Wednesday.
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Knoxville
Tenn
True Blue
Ollie Mae Blue
Ralph Blue
Shah of Iran arrives to mediate Afghan Pakistan border dispute
The Shah of Iran landed in Kabul to help mediate the border dispute between Afghanistan and Pakistan, signaling a regional effort to ease tensions.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Iran
Kabul
Afghanistan
Political Leader's Double Life Exposed
William E. Cobb, North Carolina GOP chairman, admitted a double life with a common law wife and two children in Roanoke while living with his legal wife in Morganton. He said he would resign as state party head and withdraw as a senate candidate, noting he was responsible for his mistake. The expose came from the Charlotte Observer and Roanoke Times after investigators traced flights and a car tied to his Morganton firm.
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Charlotte
N.C
William E. Cobb
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
The
Roanoke
Times
Cobb
Morganton
Observer
C. A
Pete) McKnight
Senate
Time
W. Edward Cobb
Roanoke Times
Morganton Hardwoods, Inc
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