Consulate Library Blasted in Georgetown British Guiana
Police tie library bombing to a saboteur gang active in the colony. The 12-stick dynamite blast at 5 pm damaged the John F Kennedy Library and two other floors. Miss Bhekeela Baksh, an employee, was injured. two bystanders hit by falling glass. Two youths were seen near the shelves at closing time. Prime Minister Forbes Burnham condemned the act and ordered an inquiry.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
U.S
South America
John F. Kennedy
Bhekeela Baksh
Miss Baksh
Forbes Burnham
Delmar
Carlson Burnham
Two area youths complete Red Cross swim course
Two area youths from LaGrange and Eaton finished the American Red Cross National Aquatic School at Camp Limberlost in a 10 day program. Karen Tewel, 20, and Richard Coleman, 18, studied first aid water safety and small craft aiming for instructor certification. Tewel lifeguards at Monroe Pool in summer, Coleman head lifeguard at Walnut Grove Swim Club in Trenton.
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American Red Cross National Aquatic School
Camp Limberlost
LaGrange
Karen T. Tewel
James D. Tewel
Arlington Ave
Richard Allen Coleman
Louise Letardez
Pearl St
Robert Clay Coleman
Eaton
Red Cross
Miss Tewell
Monroe Pool
Coleman
Walnut Grove
Trenton
FPC Head To Resign From Federal Power Commission
White House confirms Joseph C. Swidler plans to retire as chairman of the Federal Power Commission. Press secretary George E. Reedy says Swidler indicated some time ago his desire to leave and will not seek reappointment. Reedy has no information on a successor.
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Washington
White House
Joseph C. Swidler
Federal Power Commission
George E. Reedy
Swidler
FPC
Reedy
Swidier
Johnson Praises 89th Congress at Big Washington Dinner
President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey headlined a Democratic fundraising event in Washington with about 8 800 attendees. The $100 plate dinner at the Armory netted roughly $650 000 for congressional campaigns as Johnson urged re election and lauded the current Congress for swift action on multiple bills. Senator Kennedy led a large delegation among the guest list.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Washington Armory
Hubert H. Humphrey
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Congress
Washington Hilton
Humphrey
Mme Nhu Lived Quietly Near Rome Amid Seclusion
In a rural villa southwest of Rome, Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu, widow of Viet Nam leader Ngo Dinh Diem, keeps a small household and rarely meets locals. She previously toured the U S and Paris, then moved from the United States to Paris and finally to this modest Italian residence with two maids, a cook, a nurse tutor, and five children split between Italy and Paris.
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Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
Mme. Nhu
Paris
Rome
Ostia Beach
Mme, Nhu
Quynh
le Quyen
le Thuy
Trace
Atheist seeks name change in German court ruling
Hans Joachim Kaufmann an atheist and leftist sought to change his name claiming interpretations of Hans Joachim and Kaufmann. He proposed Detlev Frieden as a replacement but the administrative court ruled names cannot express ideology and rejected his petition.
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Gilsenkirchen, Germany
Hans Joachim Kaufmann
Hans
John the Baptist
Joachim
Kaufmann
Detlev
Frieden
Johnson's Autos Cut From Bill
President Johnson had a $522,000 provision to buy two special limousines stricken from the Treasury Post Office appropriations bill by Senate and House conferees. The cars featured bullet proof glass and other protections requested by the Secret Service, which guards the president. Johnson previously said he did not want the vehicles.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Treasury Post Office
Secret Service
Madison Grad Joins Marines Enlistment Delay Program
Madison High School graduate Alan Blevins joins the Marine Corps under a 12 day delay program. He will remain at home until October before training at the San Diego recruit depot. Local recruiting headquarters are in the American Trust Building at 1007 Central Ave.
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Marine Corps
Duke Alan Blevins
Robert W. Blevins
Vine St
West Middletown
Charles W. McCormick
Madison High School
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
McCormick
American ‘Trust
Central Ave
Mme Nhu Isolated at Rome Villa Despite Claims of Activity
Reports describe Mme Nhu as spending most time in her study at a villa near Rome, drafting memoirs and sending occasional statements to newspapers. She avoids official contacts. embassy sources say they have never seen her, and local grocers and a priest note she rarely attends church or Mass.
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Mme. Nhu
Rome
Cabinet Post Gets Approval
President Johnson's plan to create a Cabinet Department of Housing and Urban Development gained Senate Government Operations subcommittee approval and moves to the full committee. The proposal upgrades the Housing and Home Finance Agency to Cabinet status, aiming to give cities a stronger voice at the highest level.
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Washington
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Senate
Full
Committee For
House
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Mount Vernon Man Ordered Held After Sanity Hearing
Judge J S McDevitt ordered Ned A Chrisman 43 confined in Lima State Hospital until fit for trial after a Knox County sanity hearing on the March 30 slaying of his parents.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
J. S. McDevitt
Ned A. Chrisman
Mount Vernon
Lima State Hospital
Knox County Common Pleas Court
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89Th Congress
89Th
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D-N.y
Kennedy
Robert
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Bill
Madison Grad
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Rines
Nicola Pomeo
Siena of
Ischia
Joaquin Carrillo
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Dairy Queen
S. Main ST
Mableys
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