Man to be charged in attack on 7 year old in South Lebanon
Lester Amburgy of South Lebanon is to be charged today for the beating and abduction of a seven year old girl last Thursday. Police say a composite sketch based on victim and witness descriptions matches Amburgy, who was arrested at 10:30 p.m. in South Lebanon. The incident occurred after a girl was seen entering a car on Edison and Harmon Streets.
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Hamilton
South Lebanon
John Boyle
Youth Aid Bureau
Boyle
Lester Amburgy
Harold Carpenter
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Carpenter
Warren County Sheriff’s
Lebanon
Warren County
Amburgy
Edison
Harmon Streets
William Streit
Princeton Road
Streit
Lt. Carpenter
Burlington, Mass
GOP Pushes Stronger Voting Rights Bill Expansion
Congressional Republicans lead in broadening the voting rights bill. Senate GOP leaders say efforts are bipartisan, aiming to trigger federal registrar appointments in jurisdictions with low adult registration or past low turnout. Dirksen rejects claims of partisan timing tied to Southern voting patterns.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
GOP
Alabama
Alaska
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Maine
Idaho
Arizona
FBI Joins Probe of Klansmen
Washington AP report says a broad inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan was launched after the House Un American Activities Committee voted for a probe. Chair Edwin Willis and Rep. Charles Weltner expect several weeks of spadework before hearings to identify members, locations, aims, and loyalties.
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Washington
FBI
Edwin FE
Willis
D-La
Charles L. Weltner
Son Saves Dad's Life By Surgery In Hotel Hallway
In Dayton Ohio Dr Robert C Austin Sr suffered a heart attack as he was moved from a hotel. His son Dr Robert C Austin Jr knelt beside him and performed a tracheotomy using a borrowed penknife to open the windpipe enabling oxygen to reach the heart.
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Dayton
Ohio
Robert C. Austin Sr
Robert C. Austin Jr
Chuckle A Little Smile Adds To Your Face Value
A light smile is highlighted as a simple boost to appearance and demeanor. It suggests a quick, approachable way to convey warmth and confidence in social settings.
South Race Relations Improving
South race relations showed early signs of improvement as civil rights events continued in Selma and Montgomery without incidents. Police kept a low profile while clergy and marchers reflected on Viola Liuzzo's death and urged peaceful action as Gov. Wallace met civil rights leaders in an amiable, open session.
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Selma
Montgomery
State Capitol
Mills Cowling
Dallas County
Associated Press
Wilson Baker
City Hall
James G. Clark
Joseph Smitherman
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Lowndesboro
George C. Wallace
Joseph E. Lowery
Birmingham
Weather outlook turns warmer with clearing skies
Temperatures near 70 expected tomorrow after a cool night staying above freezing. Today’s highs reached 45 with a 25 degree low. this afternoon potential around 60 as southwesterly winds bring a warming trend.
Johnson to ask Congress for embassy rebuilding funds
President Johnson plans to forward to Congress today a request for authority and funds to construct a new American embassy in Saigon after the terrorist bombing that damaged the current building. Officials said no immediate attack on Hanoi was planned. Johnson met with Rusk McNamara and Bundy and was to confer with Ambassador Taylor in Washington.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Saigon
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
National Security Affairs
Maxwell D. Taylor
Two Children Die In Barn Fire At Kinsman Ohio
Firefighters could not reach two trapped youths Raymond Ragan six and Constance Thorp seven died Tuesday in a burning pony barn behind the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Ragan on Ohio 87 in rural Kinsman. The children reportedly played with matches as heat prevented access.
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Warren
Ohio
Kinsman
Raymond Ragan
Constance Thorp
Martin Ragan
Joseph Thorp
Iberia Plane Crashes Off Tangier Killing Fifty-One
A twin engine Iberia Convair plunged into the sea near Tangier as it prepared to land. Fifty-one of 54 aboard died. Three survivors were rescued, burned. The plane had originated from Malaga with passengers including Swedes Germans and Britons. fishing boats and a Moroccan coast guard cutter joined search efforts.
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Tangier
Morocco
Iberia Airlines
Gibraltar
Convair
Iberia
Malaga
Spain
Virgen de Carmilo
Cap Espartel
White House Says No Comment On Retaliatory Strikes
White House press secretary George E. Reedy declined to speculate about possible air strikes before Johnson’s statement. He also dismissed rumors of a long delay in a Johnson Taylor meeting amid talk of policy differences between them.
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Johnson
White House
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Johnson- Taylor
Two U S Crewmen Die in Viet Nam Helicopter Fight
In central Viet Nam Viet Cong gunners shot down four U S helicopters. Two American crewmen were killed and 16 wounded as U S and South Vietnamese forces attacked radar stations and munitions depots. Navy jets hit radar sites and a military complex.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Hancock
Cape Row
Vinh Son
Hanoi
Peking
South Viet Nam
Viet Am
da Nang Air Base
Embassy Staff Back On Duty After Bombing
U S Embassy personnel returned to bomb battered offices in Saigon under tight security. About half the staff were present, many with bandages. Casualties rose to two Americans and 18 Vietnamese dead, with 65 Americans and nearly 100 Vietnamese wounded. Eleven Americans treated at a navy hospital. seven flown to Clark Air Base. Access to the five story building closed or patrolled by helmeted police. Authorities blamed delayed security for the attack and noted Viet Cong planned further strikes on U S information services and Cholon quarters.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Navy
Clark
Philippines
U. S. Information Service
Cholon
Barry Zorthian
U.S. Army
Wilson faces pressure to modify support for U S Viet Nam policy
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson confronted growing Labour calls to alter his blunt backing of U S policy in Vietnam. A private meeting of the Foreign Affairs Group revealed disquiet over American retaliation plans beyond the party's left wing.
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London
Harold Wilson
U. S
Viet Nam
Embassy Attack Leaves Johnson with Facial Injuries
The building’s street flush position exposed it to the blast. Acting Ambassador A. Alexis Johnson was at his desk on the top floor of the embassy and suffered facial cuts from the explosion.
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A. Alexis Johnson
New York City News Strike Is Averted
At City Hall negotiations averted a major newsroom strike in New York City. Mayor Wagner announced postponement as printers and photoengravers unions agreed to resume talks with the Publishers Association of NYC. A 24 hour notice before any new deadline was set, with talks continuing at 2 p.m. today.
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New York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Publishers Association of
New York City
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