Jury Deliberates in Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Case
Los Angeles AP report says jurors in the three defendant case are deliberating after hearing that no direct evidence tied Frank Sinatra Jr to the abduction. Defendants Keenan Amsler and Irwin face kidnapping and conspiracy charges for the December Lake Tahoe incident.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
U. S. Dist
William G. East
Young Sinatra
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Barry Worthington Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
John Irwin
Sinatra Jr
Fineman
East
Frank Sinatra
White House denies Hatcher resignation ambassadorship report
Washington AP report says Andrew T. Hatcher would resign as assistant press secretary to become ambassador to Togo. Malcolm Kilduff dismisses the claim saying he is not resigning and not being named ambassador to Togo.
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Washington (Ap
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Togo
Malcolm Kilduff
Jail Break At Dallas Courthouse During Ruby Murder Trial
Seven prisoners escaped from Dallas County Jail in a bold scheme during the Jack Ruby murder trial. Karen Lynn Bennett, 19, a former Carousel Club dancer and Ruby witness, cried as an escapee brandished a makeshift pistol. Four captives were recaptured. three remained at large. The breakout halted near courtroom corridors and probate court, prompting deputies to subdue the gunman and escort Bennett to safety.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Cour
Jack Ruby
Karen Lynn
Little Lynn) Bennett
Little Lynn
Ruby
Melvin Belli
Rose
Jmary Allen
Ruth Thornton
Bill Decker
Civil Rights Battle Looms In Senate Monday
The Senate set to debate the civil rights bill Monday as Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield backs bringing the measure to the floor. Senator Morse seeks hearings by sending the bill to the Judiciary Committee, while southern opposition foreshadows a lengthy filibuster.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Morse
Mansfield
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Johnson Plans Major Speech on Latin America Policy
President Johnson will address the Alliance for Progress at the March 16 meeting of the Inter-American Committee in Washington. He plans a foreign aid message to Congress and a shift toward self help by recipient nations, with closer AID and State Department coordination.
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Dent Johnson
Alliance For Progress
Congress
George W Ball
Latin America
Inter- American Committee
Organization of American States
Johnson
Alliance
King Constantine I Ascends Greek Throne After Paul I’s Death
In Athens, Constantine II, 23, becomes Greece’s youngest reigning monarch following King Paul I’s death from post operative complications. The new king swore an oath in a candlelit ceremony 32 hours after his father's death as Greeks mourn and world leaders offer condolences. Premier Papandreou lauded the monarch’s sense of historic responsibility and democratic maturity.
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Athens
Greece
Paul I
Constantine
Cyprus
Paul
Lycabetus Hill
George Papandreou
McNamara eyes war statistics on Vietnamese trip
In Saigon US Defense Secretary McNamara will study Vietnam war statistics during a Sunday arrival. Conflicting counts emerge after a Cambodian border clash with 15 US and allied casualties, and claims of 130 enemy dead are disputed by reporters and US officials. Brig. Gen. Cao Van Vien was wounded in the action.
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South Viet Nam
Robert S$. McNamara
Washington
U.S
Frotier
U.S. Army
Joint Operations Center
Pentagon
Vietnamese Defense Ministry
Cao van Vien
New Queen Is Nordic Beauty
Greece to have a new queen who is a non Greek Nordic like her predecessor. Princess Anne Marie of Denmark, 17, will wed King Constantine and succeed Frederika on the throne after King Paul dies Friday. Frederika is a former German princess.
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Athens
Greece
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Constantine
Frederika
Paul
Snow and Sleet Hit Lake Area
A Great Lakes storm brought snow sleet rain and wind to the Mississippi Valley and the Appalachians with Marquette recording four inches of snow. Lake Superior shore saw sleet in southern Wisconsin and rain near south Lake Michigan, while Chicago O’Hare Airport logged wind gusts to 54 mph. Temperatures fell rapidly with subzero readings in South Dakota.
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Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Marquette
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Chicago
O'Hare International
Watertown
S.D
Huron
Johnson Medal Placed On Sale
The three inch bronze presidential medal with President Johnson's likeness, by sculptor Gilroy Roberts, features his address inscription on the reverse and sells for 3 dollars including postage from the Philadelphia mint.
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Johnson
Mint
Gilroy Roberts
Congress
Philadelphia
Chuckle: Efficiency Expert Finds What She Wants
A witty line notes the efficiency expert as the girl who locates what she needs on the first dive into her handbag. The quip emphasizes quick, decisive action in everyday life.
Bunker Hill Sinks After Explosions in Puget Sound
The 504 foot tanker Bunker Hill sank in 300 feet of water after a series of blasts near Whidbey Island. Five of 30 crewmen listed missing, 25 rescued, three hospitalized. Coast Guard and Navy investigation to convene in Seattle next week.
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Puget Sound
Alonso Duarte
Mobile
Ala
Joan Picardi
Portland, Ore
Anacortes
Wash
Coast Guard
Navy
The
Board of Investigation
Seattle
Whidbey Island Navalk Station
G. B. Mogridge
Port Angeles
Harold L. Baker
Pasadena
Calif
Baker
MacArthur Still Tough Old Soldier
Gen Douglas MacArthur underwent gallbladder surgery at Walter Reed for gallstones causing obstructive jaundice. Surgeons found no cancer and expected a two to four week recovery with no further operations anticipated. He remained in the recovery room near the operating area under close watch as he recuperates.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Leonard D Heaton
Army
MacArthur
Glenn In Texas Hospital Equilibrium Is Disturbed
Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. was treated for a brain concussion at Lackland Air Force Base hospital after a February 26 fall. Doctors said imbalance may last weeks but there is no permanent brain damage and he should be out by April 1.
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Texas Hospital
John H. Glenn Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Wilford Hall Hospital
Lackland Air Force Base
US Space
Military Air Transport Services
Air Force
Kelly Air Force Base
Lackland
Earl Brannon Jr
Hospi
Tal
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