U S Jets Smash Red Ammo Bunkers
U S Air Force jets struck a North Vietnamese ammunition complex in Phu Van 125 miles southwest of Hanoi. Four bunkers exploded after direct hits and four more burned. In Saigon the Armed Forces Council dissolved itself, boosting Prime Minister Phan Huy Quai s influence. 25 F105s dropped 80 tons of bombs in clear weather, with nine buildings destroyed and eight bunkers hit as crews returned safely. Viet Cong attacks rose in 24 hours, with five incidents and 14 Communists killed in Darla c Province.
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Okinawa
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Hanoi
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Wool over wife eyes yarn remark becomes household shrug
A humorous quip notes many men fail to fool their wives with the wrong yarn. The line plays on domestic wit and the idea of mistaken fabrics in a light, playful tone.
LIUZZO CASE links weapon to KKK member Wilkins
State attorneys tie Ku Klux Klan member Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. to the weapon used in the slaying of Viola Liuzzo during a civil rights march. FBI weapons expert Marion Williams identified the 38 caliber revolver as the gun that killed the 39 year old mother of five. Circuit Solicitor Arthur E. Gamble Jr. led the case unfolding in relation to the Selma to Montgomery march and the return transport of demonstrators.
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Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Michigan
Qemonstratione
Wilkins
Marion Williams
FBI
Viola Liuzzo
Selma
Montgomery
Defense rests in civil rights murder trial of Ku Klux Klansman
FBI testimony showed the gun said to have killed a civil rights worker was not tested for fingerprints.
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FBI
Klan Trial Spotlight on Williams Case Tactics
The defense of the Ku Klux Klan firm pushes questions to Williams as the state rests. Matt H Murphy Jr reveals a revolver he says he took from FBI informer Gary Rowe Jr, aiming to tie the weapon to the case. Murphy accuses Rowe of seeking a rich federal reward by aiding in the case. Wilkins, 21, an auto mechanic from Fairfield Alabama, stands as the first of three Klansmen on trial for the Detroit housewife Liuzzo murder near Lowndesboro on March 25.
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Matt H. Murphy Jr
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FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
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Birmingham
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Detroit
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Teamsters Union
Lowndesboro
Tak
Senate Set To OK War Funds For Viet Nam
The Senate moves toward passage of a 700 million arms fund bill, viewed by President Johnson as a vote of confidence in Viet Nam policies. The measure sped through the House 408 to 7 after brief debate. Johnson urged prompt approval to meet mounting Viet Nam military needs and to support a course of resistance to aggression, moderation in power, and a search for peace.
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Viet Nam
Judge Bell Dies In Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP reports Judge Charles S. Bell aged 84, senior Hamilton County Common Pleas jurist, former prosecutor and Ohio Supreme Court justice, who had served on the bench since the late 1920s, died early today.
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Cincinnati
Charles S. Bell
Hamilton County Common Pleas
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Hamilton County
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Thief Steals Ring From Mrs Seybold in Cincinnati
A man eyed a $15,000 diamond ring on Mrs. Harvey Seybold during a Wednesday grocery trip with her husband. Inside their home he confronted them with a gun, took the ring, and fired a shot into the ceiling when Seybold attempted to intervene. The ring belonged to Mrs Seybold, former head of Seybold Paper Co.
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Cincinnati
Harvey Seybold
Seybolds
Inter-American Force To Patrol Dominican Republic
The OAS votes to form an inter American military force in the Dominican Republic using U S Marines and paratroopers already in Santo Domingo. Paraguay Venezuela Costa Rica and others offer units as Johnson backs the move to restore democratic stability and peace in the Caribbean country.
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Organization of American States
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U.S
Santo Domingo
Ellsworth Bunker
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Costa Rica
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Brazil
Cuba
Titan Puts Payload In Orbit From Cape Kennedy
A Titan 3A rocket lofted its third stage as a mobile platform from Cape Kennedy with two satellites on board. The transtage fired three times to shift orbits, sending an 80 pound communications satellite and a 75 pound calibration sphere into a circular 115 mile high orbit.
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America
Marine Slain and 2 Captured in Dominican Clash
In Santo Domingo a U S Marine was reported killed, two wounded and two captured after a patrol entered rebel held territory. Marine spokesmen could not confirm casualties while reporters saw seven or eight Marines involved. Rebel spokesman said two captured Marines were being questioned.
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U. S
Dominican rebel leader warns US forces in rebel zone
Caamano Deno says any American entry into the rebel zone will be fired on as a violation of the cease fire. One U.S. Marine was captured when an American jeep entered Santo Domingo’s rebel sector, while others fled. US officials report two men in the patrol returned safely and four servicemen wounded elsewhere, bringing Dominican crisis casualties to six dead, one missing, and 56 wounded. Caamano seeks diplomatic recognition as he proclaims a provisional presidency amid concerns of communist influence and disputed governance.
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Dominican Republic
U. S
Organization of American States Peace Commission
Francisco Caamano Deno
Caamano
U.S
United States
Bailey aims for Supreme Court over Sheppard case
Attorney F Lee Bailey plans to file a notice of appeal within 20 days to stay the order sending Dr Sam Sheppard back to Ohio Penitentiary. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati ruled 2 1 to return Sheppard to prison, despite Bailey’s claim the case will reach the U S Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Cleveland, Ohio
F. Lee Bailey
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Bailey
Boston
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Sam
Marilyn
Bay Village
Lake Erie
U.S
Carl Weinman
Weinman
District Court
Sens
Diversee Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Rocky River
Weather shifts toward possible showers with warm temps
The area faces increasing chances of showers with a 50 50 forecast for tomorrow. Partly cloudy and warm conditions continue tonight and tomorrow with a low around 62 tonight and a high near 80 tomorrow. Yesterday's official high reached 81 at 4 pm and overnight low was 59 at 5 15 am today.
Students Denounce Landings Across South America
About 6000 students in Buenos Aires plus demonstrators in Venezuela, Colombia, Peru and Chile protested U S action in the Dominican Republic. In Buenos Aires an hour long clash outside Congress left 13 injured as leftist students and alleged Communist participants hurled incendiaries at police, damaged shops and set fires while chanting anti Yankee slogans.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
Dominican Republic
Barnett and Johnson Freed in Ole Miss Contempt Case
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dropped criminal contempt charges against former Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett and ex Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson over attempts to block James Meredith’s enrollment at the University of Mississippi. The 4-4 panel urged Supreme Court guidance. dissenters condemned the ruling as federal obstruction.
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Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson
Deep South
University of Mississippi
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
John Minor Wisdom
Barnett
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