March Protests Hit Lewis Gegner Barbershop
About 175 people from southwestern Ohio rallied in Yellow Springs near Gegner's barber shop and the village building. Four mixed race pairs tried for haircuts, filed police complaints, and the village withdrew from a Greene County case alleging a violation of the anti discrimination ordinance, delaying the proceedings.
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Gegner
Greene County Common Pleas Court
MacArthur Doing Fine After Gall Bladder Operation
Gen Douglas MacArthur showed satisfactory post operative progress at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a three hour Friday operation to remove his gall bladder and gallstones. Abdominal explorations found no cancer, he is fed intravenously and will be for some time, the hospital said.
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Washington (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospial
Sitter Charged In Baby's Death
Youngstown Ohio babysitter Charles Benson 22 charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of 18 month old Curtis Jenkins. Police say the child was dropped on his head several times during a spin and died after brain surgery. Benson pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Charles B. Benson
Curtis Jenkins
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Benson
Curtis
Lost Town of Manchester Shapes Middleton Streets
A feature explores Manchester once a thriving town now vanished, yet its legacy endures in street and school names in Middleton. It notes rival community history and mentions profiles of U S Senate candidate Robert Taft Jr. and rival Ted Brown with a courthouse vote in coverage on pages 37 and 24.
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Manchester
Middletown
Robert Taft JR
U.S. Senate
Ted Brown
Dixie filibuster looms as civil rights bill faces test
Washington AP Dixie forces marshal a three-team effort to block debate on a civil rights bill as Senate opens four weeks after House passage. Leaders Russell Hill Ellender Stennis plan long marathon sessions to force a cloture fight while anticipating eventual passage amid nationwide demonstrations.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Dixie
Organ
Richard B. Russell
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D-Ala
Allen J. Ellender
John Stennis
Cambodia's Move Said No Bluff
VIENTIANE Laos AP This is not a bluff Prince Souvanna Phouma neutralist premier of Laos says on his return from Cambodia He says Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk is set to ally with Communist nations especially China and North Vietnam unless the West guarantees Cambodia's neutrality and territorial integrity Laos borders North Vietnam Red China and Cambodia share a border
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Cambodia
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Sihanouk
China
North
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Guilty In Sinatra Kidnaping Yields Life Sentences
Two defendants in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping received life terms plus lengthy additional sentences after a federal jury convicted Barry Keenan and Joseph Amsler on all six counts. John Irwin was acquitted on aiding and abetting. Sentencing for Amsler and Keenan included life terms with years added. Irwin’s sentence was postponed for a pre sentence report. The case involved kidnapping Frank Sinatra Jr from a Lake Tahoe area motel and ransom demands.
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Frank Sinatra
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
Nevada- California
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Amsler
Amster
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Bohlen Returns Home Seeks Talks With Johnson
U S ambassador to France Charles F Bohlen arrived from Paris and said he hoped to meet President Johnson to discuss U S French relations and to review the state of Franco American ties after his return on Saturday.
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Charles F. Bohlen
U.S
France
Paris
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Washington
Today's Chuckle The Pitch Problem in Song Praise
A light humor item notes that praising oneself loudly often misses the mark in singing. It quips that self-praise lacks true pitch and humor hinges on modesty, not bragging.
Piano Artist Draws Blood At Stockholm Performance
In a Stockholm Modern Museum concert pianist Karl-Erik Welin used dramatic destruction of his piano to portray breaking from conventional instruments. He injured his leg when a saw blade ripped his trouser, but continued the act before returning in a red robe for a ovation and later seeking hospital treatment for his leg.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stockholm Modern Museum
Karl-Erik Welin
Ano
Welin
Tax Cut Creating Jobs Says LBJ At White House Conference
President Johnson claimed the $115 billion tax cut is boosting employment and announced further budget cuts to trim the federal payroll by about 7,000, saving roughly $42 million annually. He noted rising business optimism, said New Hampshire results will be interesting, and spoke of possible talks with France and the Soviet Union.
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Johnson
East Room
White House
New Hampshire
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
First Lady and Truman Lead U S Delegation to Greek King’s Funeral
President Johnson announced that Lady Bird Johnson former President Harry S Truman will head the U S delegation to King Paul I of Greece’s funeral in Athens on Thursday. The group includes Archbishop Jakavos John Plumides Judge John Pappas Rep John Brademas Mike Manatos and George Vournas. They depart Tuesday afternoon, with a Kansas City leg to pick up Truman before joining the rest in Washington. The trip marks Mrs Johnsons first overseas mission as First Lady since Johnsons presidency began.
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Greece
Athens
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John Plumides
American-Hellenic Fraternal Organization
John Pappas
Boston
John Brademas
Indiana
Mike Manatos
George Vournas
Kansas City
Truman
Hostages Return Sparks Mixed Emotions in Nicosia
In Nicosia Turkish Cypriots welcome 49 freed hostages with tears and kisses, while leaders warn many still missing as violence flares around border towns. Officials report 160 to 176 missing and casualties including a Turkish civilian killed near Trikomo amid British brokered ceasefire efforts.
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Cyprus
Makarios
United Nations
Pahos
Trikomo
Paphoa
McNamara Arrives In Saigon for War Review
U S Defense Secretary Robert McNamara arrives in Saigon to survey the campaign against Communist guerrillas in South Vietnam. Premier Nguyen Khanh unveils reforms to revitalize the government and boost rural development as part of a push to curb communist influence. Khanh vows to decentralize power and replace aging officials with younger, trained leaders to instill revolutionary spirit.
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South
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