Gun misfire saves life of Columbus detective
Patrolman James I. Cottrill said a burglary suspect’s gun aimed inches from his nose failed to fire, a moment followed by Cottrill shooting and wounding Roosevelt Davis during a burglary call at a Greenway Avenue store. Davis, 35, was treated for gunshot wounds and cut above the eye before being booked on burglary suspicion.
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James I. Cottrill
Roosevelt Davis
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Grant Hospital
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Actress Elizabeth Taylor Involves Car Accident Tragedy
Irish widow Alice Ryan, 76, was struck by Elizabeth Taylor's Rolls Royce as the star and chauffeur Gaston Sanz returned from a French funeral. Taylor helped move Ryan from the scene and followed the ambulance to the hospital where Ryan was pronounced dead. Sanz's son, 17, had died in France at a shooting gallery under unclear circumstances.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Alice Ryan
Miss Taylor
France
Sanz
Ryan
Third Man Arrested in Malcolm X Killing
Police in New York report the arrest of Thomas 15X Johnson, 30, a strong arm member of the Black Muslims, charged with homicide in Malcolm X's February 21 assassination. Johnson is the third man linked to the slayings, with two others already charged and police stating five men were involved. In Chicago, Elijah Muhammad's elder son denied Black Muslim blame for the case.
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Malcolm X
Thomas 15X Johnson
The
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Malcolm XX
Benjamin Brown
Norman 3X
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Paterson
N.J
Chicago
Eliah Muhammad
Selma to Montgomery 50 Mile March Planned Sunday
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr will lead a 50 mile mass march from Selma to Montgomery to press liberalization of Alabama voting laws. He hopes 500 to 800 marchers will join as the Alabama Legislature meets in a special session called by Gov George Wallace.
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Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Alabama
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George Wallace
Pipeline blast kills 15 in Natchitoches area
A high pressure Tennessee Gas Transmission 32 inch line exploded in a residential area north of Natchitoches. At least 15 dead including nine children and nine injured were hospitalized with non serious injuries. The blast destroyed five homes and melted eight cars along State Highway 1 near the country club.
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Natchitoches
Here
Norman Fletcher
Natchitoches Parish
Country Club
Lincoln Inaugural Address Reenacted At Capitol Ceremony
A Century Later Congress marks Lincoln second inaugural with re enacted Capitol ceremony. Hubert Humphrey and John McCormack attend as guests. Adlai Stevenson narrates with Robert Ryan as Lincoln. Dove Schary directs the filmable tribute for schools nationwide.
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Hubert H. Humprey
House
John W. McCormack
United Nations
Adlaie E. Stevenson
Robert Ryan
Lincoln
Dove Schary
Missing American Pilot Sought After Jet Downed Near Quang Khe
US forces search for 1st Lt. Hayden J. Lockhart of Springfield Ohio after his F100 was shot down during raids on Quang Khe. He bailed out into a wooded area and is unheard from, while four other Americans and one Vietnamese were rescued.
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South Viet Nam
Quang Khe
Hayden J. Lockhart
Springfield
Ohio
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Quanh Khe
Viet Nam
Lockhart
da Nang
Steelworkers Meet to Resume Contract Talks in Pittsburgh
The United Steelworkers Union gathered its basic steel negotiators in Pittsburgh to map the return to contract talks after a two month pause and to hear industry arguments for extending the May 1 strike deadline.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Steelworkers Leader Rules Out Extension Talks
Steelworkers President David J. McDonald said on Wednesday night the union will not grant an extension. He confirmed only a meeting with the companies' coordinating committee, as industry urges action to curb uncertainty harming steel output and pushing customers to foreign markets for inventories.
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Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Companies’ Coordinating Committee
Steel contract talks paused amid campaign turmoil
The industry cites harmful effects of stockpiling on overtaxed mills as formal steel contract talks begun last January were recessed during the turbulent McDonald versus I. W. Abel campaign period for USW presidency.
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McDonald
I. W. Abel
USW
Peking Urges End to Khrushchev Policies to Unite Communists
The Peking People's Daily told Moscow that Khrushchevism must be discarded to restore unity in the Communist world. It argued Khrushchev is gone, but his revisionism persists and endures in Soviet propaganda, calling for the line to be swept away.
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Peking
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
N. S. Khrushchev
Peking People’s Daily
Moscow-Peking
Khrushchev
GOP May Seek Negroes Vote Panel Considered
Republican leaders weigh creating a national minority policies panel headed by Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke to study economic activities and foreign relations as part of organizing efforts by the new GOP Coordinating Committee. Leader Everett M. Dirksen noted Brooke as a possible head while stressing no final decision.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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New Republican Coordinating Committee
Republican leaders push broader outreach to minority voters
Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky and party officials urge the coordinating group to widen Republican contacts with minority voters of all kinds as a path to restore confidence in the party. The statements frame outreach as a strategic move for improving election prospects.
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Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Todawy's Chuckle Prompts Candid Silence
A light column humorously notes that speaking less can avoid mistakes and that choosing not to voice thoughts may be wise. The piece plays on restraint and timing as a quiet gag.
Fulbright urges revision of $3.38 billion aid package
Senator J W Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged Congress to overhaul the Johnson administration foreign aid bill. He called for a substantial revision toward greater multilateral lending and a shift to development loans rather than direct assistance.
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J. W. Fulbright
Congress Koday
Johnson
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow Students Attack U S Embassy Sparks Police Clash
About 2 000 students from Moscow and Lumumba universities attacked the U S Embassy with stones ink and slingshots. Soviet soldiers dispersed the crowd after police faced rioters leaving multiple injuries and eight arrests.
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Moscow
U.S
Lumumba
North
Viet Nam
Fulbright defends aid theory while opposing omnibus bill
In a Senate prepared speech Fulbright says he is not attacking foreign aid as a concept or the administration request. He recalls notifying the administration last October that he would refuse to lead in the Senate for an omnibus direct aid bill. The House Foreign Affairs Committee chair Rep. Thomas Morgan pledged opposition to splitting the legislation, and the administration sent up an omnibus bill now under House hearings.
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Fulbright
Thomas E. Morgan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Fulbright urges separation of military and economic aid packages
Fulbright says he has had a notable lack of success in separating the programs over the years. He adds that he hopes the administration will begin the separation this year and that Congress might start the process on its own initiative. He wants more of the development lending program placed under multilateral management.
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Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Congress
Somerset Maugham Ordered To Bed After Grippe Attack
British author Somerset Maugham, 91, has been confined to bed by his doctor following an attack of grippe in Nice France.
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Nice
France
Somerset Maugham
Grippe
Students Driven Back by Coated Infantry at Embas sy
A disorder subsided after tough infantry in heavy coats fur hats and boots appeared and formed ranks that slowly pushed students away from the embassy. The troops carried no arms and did not fire.
Churchill Protected By Council
In Blacon England the council bans hot dog stands juke boxes tea rooms and other tourist services near Sir Winston Churchill’s grave. Since January visitors have exceeded 250000. Councillor Charles French called for the move to keep Churchill from a Stratford-on-Avon fate.
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Blacon
England
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Sir Winston
Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare
Charles French
Change In Mass Tells Priest Roles In Sunday Service
US Catholic hierarchy announces Sunday Mass reforms aimed at clarity and simplicity. Details vary by diocese, but omit signs of the cross amens and many ritual kisses, with bells only rung at elevation of the Host and Chalice.
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