FBI probes kidnap case as body of NJ boy found in Virginia
FBI agents tracing a trail from Massachusetts to Georgia through stolen credit cards found the body of eight year old David Wulff near a Virginia hillside. The case ties to Joseph Bryan Jr. already in custody in South Carolina for kidnapping two other boys.
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FBI
Massachusetts
Georgia
New Jersey
David Wulff
Willingboro
N.J
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr
Audubon
Sumter
S.C
Bryan
New Orleans
John David Robison
Mt. Pleasant
Dennis Burke
Humboldt
Tenn
Hallandale
Fla
Burke
Dennis
St. Petersburg
Lewis
Hackie) Wilson
Venice
le Scannae
Brad Hunt
Wulff Bey
Virginia
Nationwide hunt for slayer of two Fredericksburg police
An AP report says a San Quentin parolee, Lewis Henry Wells, is the target of a nationwide alert for the killings of Fredericksburg police Sgt. R. G. Wright and Coble and a New Jersey service station attendant John S. Kersnowsky. FBI guidance warned officers not to arrest alone. Wells is believed armed and possibly with accomplices. Authorities linked the same foreign-made pistol to all three murders. police found Wright and Coble's bodies behind a South Fredericksburg shopping center. the station's money and gear were taken. Wells, aged 53 or 63 and using aliases, is also wanted for parole violations.
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Fredericksburg
San Quentin
New Jersey
FBI
Lewis Henry Wells
Wells
John S. Kersnowsky
New Brunswick
N.J
R. G. Wright
T. Coble
Justice Warren Warns Church and State Boundary
Justice Warren defended the separation of church and state while acknowledging a religious nation. He noted renewed debates over school prayer and Bible reading as Congress considers constitutional amendments. Warren spoke at Washington Episcopal Cathedral about the enduring influence of religion on justice and national life.
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Warren
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Washington Episcopal Cathedral
Ben Bella Secures Soviet Steel Mill Loan
MOSCOW AP Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella leaves the Soviet Union with a 126.5 million dollar long term loan for a 300000 ton steel mill designed and equipped by the Soviets. Khrushchev and his family head to Egypt to bolster North African influence. Ben Bella plans to visit Bulgaria Czechoslovakia and Egypt with a May 15 meeting for the Aswan High Dam bypass channel dedication. The Soviet contribution includes 247 million dollars plus engineering know how for dam construction.
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Moscow
Ahmed Ben Bella
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Egypt
North Africa
Ben Bella
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Armenia
Yalt
Africa
Alexandria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan
Nile
Weather showers continue with steady temperatures
Weather showers are forecast to persist in the area tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. The prior high was 4 and the current low is 6.
LBJ Issues Challenge To Better World Today
Forty four people were killed when a Pacific Airlines plane crashed four miles east of San Francisco in foothill country. The aircraft carried four passengers, three crew, and an FAA official noted the near total disintegration of the wreckage. Local authorities secured the area as investigators traced the sudden disappearance on radar.
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LBJ
Concord
Calif
Pacific Airlines
San Francisco
Federal Aviation Agency
Britain Ready For Long Fight In South Arabia
London reports Britain braces for a drawn out conflict in South Arabia as commandos and paratroops hold mountain positions against Arab tribesmen. British commanders warn Nasser aims to subvert Gulf sheikhdoms to control Middle East oil while some Conservatives debate exiting the region.
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South Arabia
London
South Arabian
Britain
Middle East
Sir Charleson
Nasser
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Arabian Peninsula
Aden
Four Hooded Thieves Take Coins and Guns in Fremont
Four hooded men forced entry into a Fremont residence early Wednesday tying up Mr and Mrs John Ziegler and their two daughters. They escaped with coin and gun collections valued at more than 10000 dollars, according to Sandusky County sheriff's office.
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John Ziegler
Sandusky County
Air Force probe into crash that killed four airmen
Four airmen died and four were injured when a training aircraft crashed during a touch and go near Hurlburt Field Florida. The four victims were Airman Second Class William T Y Hansley 33 of Sea Shore Village Fort Walton Beach Florida Staff Sgt Malcolm R Cardwell 2 Mary Esther Florida Airman LC Jeff N Cecil 31 Fort Walton Beach Florida and Tech Sgt Cleo C White 44 Eglin Air Force Base Florida.
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Fila
Air Force
Hurlburt Air Force Field
Jimmy Doolittle
Doolittle
Tokyo
William TY
Hansley, Jr
Sea Shore Village
Fla
Malcolm R. Cardwell
Mary Esther
Jeff N. Cecil
Tech
Cleo. C. White
Eglin Air Force Base
Bus overturns after collision injures students in Kentucky
Morehead Kentucky bulletin reports a loaded school bus flipped down a ten foot embankment after colliding with a dump truck. Initial word says 25 children and the driver were injured.
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Morehead
Sudden Interest In Democratic Georgia Puzzler
President Johnson and other national figures visit Georgia as the state tilts toward potential two party competition. Goldwater’s Georgia push creates GOP rifts while Negro Republican factions feel sidelined. Kennedy and Mrs. Johnson plan Atlanta stops with Truman slated for the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in May.
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Johnson
Georgia
Atlanta
Deep South
South
Barry Goldwater
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon Johnson
Emory University
Harry S. Truman
Rights Bill Group Wins First Round
Senate sponsors of the civil rights bill won a narrow test of strength with a 45 to 45 tie on a rejected jury trial amendment. The measure, opposed by the Johnson administration, faces a likely new offer next week as Southern leaders push for reversals.
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Rights Bill Group
Washington
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senators See Wallace Vote Shifts Few in Primaries
In Wisconsin and Indiana, George Wallace bagged about 24 percent and 20 percent respectively, fueling civil rights debate. Senators on both sides claim Wallace’s gains do not translate into a large votes shift on the bill, while Johnson, Kennedy, and others offered measured reactions. Private views among senators differed from public rhetoric about the impact.
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Washington
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Senate
Wallace
Wisconsin
Indiana
Philadelphia
Robert F. Kennedy
A New Wrinkle Test Bedevils Cosmetics Market
A government clash over wrinkle treatments jeopardizes a potential $100 million market. Helene Curtis' Magic Secret is seized as a drug, not a cosmetic, triggering stock falls and industry protests. FDA insists the product is a drug requiring safety testing, while firms argue their ingredients act only on the skin surface and avoid drug status.
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New York
Helene Curtis Industries, Inc
Coty
Hazel Bishop
Revlon
Food and Drug Administration
Helene Curtis
Magic Secret
Baltimore
Johnson Outlines Six Goals in Ohio University Address
President Johnson told Ohio University students that achieving six aims beyond poverty relief requires sustained effort not quick results. He urged equal justice, abolition of poverty and illiteracy, eradication of disease, longer life expectancy, end to bias, and a world at peace, framing them as the era’s defining task for Americans.
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Athens, Ohio
Johnson
Ohio University
Athens
Appalachia
White House
Cumberland
Reach Out to Expand Minds and Fight Poverty
A call to action urges young people to extend knowledge and apply new ideas to solve society’s worst problems. It frames poverty, disease, illiteracy, and strife as ancient enemies to be overcome by brave, educated youth using new weapons of learning.
Cream Helene Curtis Ad Claims Under Fire
The FDA argued that Helene Curtis ads misled about turning a prune into a plum permanently. The agency says the claim implies permanent wrinkle reduction, which the company denies. Public opinion may judge the product before legal questions are settled.
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Helene Curtis
FDA
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