Burglar steals Gus the guard dog in Akron TV shop
Akron AP reports Carl Lustic owner of a west side TV service vowed to buy a big guard dog after a sixth burglary in 18 months. He purchased an eight year old German shepherd named Gus and later informed Detective Maj. Carroll Cutright that burglars had struck again and stolen Gus.
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Akron (Ap
Carl Lustic
Akron
West Side
Lustic
Maj
Carroll Cutright
Lustie
Gus
Listie
Cutright
Court OKs Marches In St Augustine Florida
Federal court upheld the right of Negroes to stage antisegregation marches in St Augustine and said real law enforcement would stop violence. Martin Luther King Jr testified and was released on $900 bond after a Thursday arrest at a segregated restaurant. Eleven more were arrested Saturday in integration attempts bringing total to about eighty since King began his drive.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine
Aeed
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Yale
U.S
C. Simpson
Jacksonville
James Kynes
George Smathers
D-Fla
Florida
Gev
Farris Bryant
Elmer Emrick
Treaty Appraised By Erhard Amid Berlin Talks
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard reaffirmed calm appraisal of the Soviet East German treaty and said he sees no immediate chance to reopen talks with Moscow on Germany Berlin issues. He noted the Moscow Pact does not alter facts or legal status and stressed reunification remains an American policy objective. He added plans for contact with Red China appear dropped after talks with President Johnson.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Moscow
Pankow
Erhard
East Berlin
Johnson
Red China
Chancelor
San Francisco
Make a better lawn and the world beats a path across it
A compact, accessible note extols the virtue of a well tended lawn as a magnet for neighbors and visitors. It frames lawn care as a social beacon inviting conversation and community interaction at the front door.
Flood Stole His Life Blackfoot Indian Keeps Staggering Grief Inside
A Montana flood killed and displaced many in a mountain region. Thomas Hall, a 35 year old Blackfoot from Birch Creek, lost his wife Dorothy and seven children when the dam broke. Dozens dead or missing, with property losses estimated around 16.5 to 25 million. Federal aid promised as rebuilding begins.
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Great Falls
Mont
Thomas Hall
Montana
Hall
Birch Creek
Dorothy
Jody
Edward
Martin
Kathy
Martha
Margarie
Agnes Madplume
Bornwing
Corps of Army Engineers
Johnson
U S Jets Bombed Red Guns Report
U S jet war planes carried out a knockout blow against Pathet Lao antiaircraft positions earlier this week, according to reports current in Washington. Air force planes were credited with the attack as part of ongoing operations in the region.
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U.S
Washington
Pathet Lao
US Air Force
Clark Field
Philippines
Okinawa
Thailand
Laos
U. S
Pentagon
Communis
Navy Crusaders
Buildup Seen By Commies
Western sources report signs of a Communist buildup near Muong Soui Laos as neutralist forces under Gen. Kong Le hold hill positions south of the town. U S reconnaissance flights resume after a 48 hour pause while reports claim two US Navy planes were shot down by guerrillas.
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Vientiane
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong le
Ban Na
Muong Soui
Body Sought In Lake Erie Near Toledo
The Coast Guard dragged Lake Erie near Toledo in a search for the body of Medley a 27 year old who fell from a boat as friends were aboard near Oregon a Toledo suburb Larry Rothenbuhler 37 of Oregon leapt into the water and grabbed Medley but he slipped away and disappeared.
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Lake Erie
Toledo, Ohio
Coast Guard
Medley
Toledo
The
Oregon
Larry Rothenbuhler
Scranton Hits Goldwater as Hartford Rally Tests Support
Gov. William Scranton, seeking Republican presidential delegates from Connecticut, faced mixed reactions at a state convention. He criticized efforts to hide disturbing developments, defended his stance on Social Security and the United Nations, and sparred with Nixon over Vietnam remarks while urging unity for the party’s future.
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Connecticut
Scranton
Goldwater
Republican Party
United Nations
Barry Goldwater eyes nomination as voting tightens
Washington AP reports Gov. William Scranton campaigned in Connecticut while Barry Goldwater neared the GOP nomination. Idaho and Virginia delegations pledged votes to Goldwater, boosting his tally to 604 on the first ballot with Texas votes looming. Other contenders Nixon Rockefeller Lodge Scranton trailed. 70 convention delegates remain to be chosen next week.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Phoenix
Idaho
Virginia
Scranton
Associated Press
Texas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Boy Drowns In Lake Near Springfield
Springfield Ohio field reports a 16 year old from Fairborn, Kenneth Allen Brooks, drowned in a private man made lake west of the city on Saturday. Investigators awaited autopsy results and next of kin notification.
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Springfield
Ohio
Greene County
Here
Kenneth Allen Brooks
Fairborn
Lima Girl Dies in Auto Crash Near City
Lima Ohio AP reports 18 year old Sandra Jean Treadway of Lima died Saturday at Lima Memorial Hospital from injuries in an automobile accident east of Lima last Wednesday.
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Lima, Ohio
Sandra Jean Treadway
Lima
Lima Memorial Hospital
Doctor Mabel Gardner marks 50 years in medicine
A glance inside two decades of Dr. Mabel Gardner’s career notes fifty years in medicine this month with a feature on page 27. The item also recalls the 50th anniversary of the assassination that sparked World War I in Sarajevo, referenced on page 47.
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Mabel Gardner
Sarajevo
Serbia
Rights Bill Advances Through Senate Amendments
A unified Senate majority continued a rigorous fast track on a civil rights bill, rejecting Southern amendments and moving toward passage by week’s end. The process saw 51 amendments disposed of, with eight defeated on roll calls and three clarifying changes adopted by voice vote, as cloture reshaped the debate.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Bills
Richard B. Russel
Motorcade For LBJ Cancelled In Cleveland Visit
Plans for a motorcade to bring President Johnson downtown from Cleveland Hopkins Airport were cancelled Saturday. Secret Service and police objected to advance publicity about the route through Cleveland’s west side. Johnson will instead fly by helicopter to Edgewater Park and address the Communications Workers of America convention at Public Auditorium.
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Cleveland
Prent Johnson
Cleveland Hopkins
Secret Service
Lice
West Side
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Democratic Party
Roy C. Scott
Johnson
Edgewater Park
Near West Side
Convention of the Communications Workers of America
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