Ex-Con Robbery Suspect Nabbed After Cemetery Manhunt
In Cincinnati a five hour search at Spring Grove Cemetery ended with Robert E. Cannedy 27 found hiding near a mausoleum a short distance from his entry point. He is charged with armed robbery and automobile theft after allegedly robbing milkman Robert Keifel 45 of 150 dollars, fleeing in a stolen car. Cannedy previously served a 1962 125 year sentence for armed robbery and disguising as a woman. He was released on parole and returned to custody March 1 1964.
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Cincinnati
Spring Grove
Robert E. Cannedy
Cannedy
Robert Keifel
Ohio Reformatory
Stanley Schrotel
McNamara cites air attacks aiding Saigon
Secretary McNamara says three months of air strikes against North Vietnam restrict flow of men and goods, while U.S. and Saigon sources note that large-scale movements continue. Joint U.S.-Vietnamese command is set in four corps areas with Vietnamese officers in charge as weather and MIG encounters shape the escalation and use of Skyraiders and Phantoms.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
Viet Cone
U.S
Red China
Reconsideration Sought in Sheppard Case
In Cleveland AP report attorney F Lee Bailey says he has asked the 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals for a rehearing to overturn its order sending Dr Sam Sheppard back to prison for the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard murder. Bailey seeks a new trial and asked for a 20 day extension to June 14. Sheppard was freed last July by a federal judge who ruled his trial violated constitutional rights.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Sam Sheppard
6Th
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Appeals Court
Bailey
United States eyes Dominican pullout as regional forces join
Officials said Washington plans possible troop withdrawals from the Dominican Republic within days as inter-American peacekeeping forces under the OAS move in. Johnson will decide withdrawal timing and numbers, influenced by other nations contributions. The OAS voted to deploy a multinational force. Paraguay and Venezuela offered units, Costa Rica said 10 to 20 police will join. Talks also suggested three Caribbean political leaders may be invited to aid a democratic transition.
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Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
Paraguay
Venezuela
Costa Rican Security Ministry
Brazil
Argentina
Consid
Matic
Caribbean
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Romulo Betancourt
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Democratic Left
Wilson May OK Steel Control in Lords Debate
Prime Minister Harold Wilson won a Commons vote 310 to 306 as Labour signaled it would seek control rather than full nationalization of Britain's steel industry. The plan targets 14 giant corporations controlling 90 percent of production and 70 percent of manpower, with the bill possibly delayed until October.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
House of Commons
Labor Party
Commons
Wilson
Britain
Judge's Bride Vanishes After Yacht Sinks
Coast Guard expands hunt for Ei leen Jeffers Yager, heiress to a railroad fortune, who disappeared after the chartered yacht Care Free took a turn for Newport Beach from Santa Catalina Island. Judge Thomas C. Yager, the missing bridegroom, said she was behind the wheel when she vanished, and he and crews searched by air and sea with no success.
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Long Beach
Calif
Coast Guard
Eileen Jeffers Yager
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Thomas C. Yager
Yager
William M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Satellite Helps Nab Burglar
Canadian burglar Georges Lemay, 39, known for a Montreal bank raid four years earlier, was arrested in Fort Lauderdale after a boat repairman recognized his mug shot on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Early Bird satellite TV program. Lemay marveled that a satellite helped catch him.
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Miami
Fla
Montreal
Georges Lemay
Bahia Mar
Fort Lauderdale
Bob Smith
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Lemay
Mother to give daughter kidney in Mother's Day procedure
Mrs. Inez Blackman will donate a kidney to her daughter Mrs. Steven Canty in a UC Medical Center operation. The transplant, planned for Tuesday, follows the daughter's recent removal of both kidneys. Mrs. Blackman, resident of Daly City, checks in Sunday for the surgery under Dr. John S. Najarian.
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San Francisco
Inez Blackman
Steven Canty
Blackman
Daly City
Wrong Turn Kills Four Marines in Santo Domingo Clash
Four Marines died after a patrol wandered into rebel-held downtown Santo Domingo. Two Marines were wounded and one later died aboard the carrier Boxer. A rebel spokesman reported one insurgent killed and two wounded. Two U S newsmen were slightly wounded in crossfire.
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Ican Republic
U.S
Santo Domingo
Boxer
United States
Organization of American States
al Brut
Doug Kennedy
Miami
Fla) Herald
OAS Peace Commission
Tornadoes Kill 13 in Minnesota Heavy Storm Rips West
A string of tornadoes swept a populated Minnesota area Thursday night killing at least 13 people and injuring more than 300. Damaged towns include Lake Minnetonka communities, Spring Lake Park, Mounds View, Norwood, and Shorewood Excelsior. Gov. Rolvaag deployed National Guard. Mercy Hospital treated about 100 injured, dozens in serious condition.
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Minneapolis
Lake Minnetonka
Spring Lake Park
Mounds View
Mound
Island Park
Navarre
Norwood
Shorewoods Excelsior
Weather Outlook for Middletown Vicinity
The area recorded a trace of rain overnight with scattered clouds and warm conditions expected tomorrow. A chance of scattered showers remains for Saturday night and Sunday, followed by cooler breezes Monday through Wednesday. Tonight’s low around 63, tomorrow’s high near 86.
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Middletown
Marines and Seabees land at Chu Lai in Vietnam
A flotilla ferried 3,000 U.S. Marines and 3,000 Seabees ashore at Chu Lai 52 miles south of Da Nang to guard and construct a combat airfield. No contact with Viet Cong reported during landing. Far south, a Communist attack on a Roman Catholic town left 105 casualties. Eighty-one U.S. jets targeted bridges and barracks in North Vietnam. One F-108 fighter was shot down, pilot rescued. US Navy planes conducted three raids over North Vietnam targeting railroad traffic, ferries, bridges and trucks.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Chu Lai
Big da Nang
U. S
North
Viet Nam
Than Hoa
Hanoi
Jury Deadlock Persists in Klansman Killer Trial
A deadlocked jury was sequestered for the night after four hours and 20 minutes of deliberation in the civil rights murder trial of Ku Klux Klansman Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. The all white jury faces a unanimous verdict question in the case over the slaying of Viola Gregg Liuzzo, a white civil rights worker from Detroit.
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Hayneville
Ala
T. Worth Thagard
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield, Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Civeil
Detroit, Mich
Ohio House Considers Two New Reapportionment Bills
In Columbus two fresh proposals to redraw the Ohio House districts were introduced as alternatives to the rejected plan. Sen Jim Thorpe proposed a constitutional amendment to elect six representatives per congressional district with subdistricts. Rep Harry McIlwain offered a plan for district representation by population ratios.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
General Assembly
Jim Thorpe
R-Stark
Senate
House
Harry McIlwain
Hamilton
Robin Turner
Seneca
Max Dennis
Wilmington
Congress
U.S
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James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Goodwin J. Knight
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Domin
Karl Rolvaag
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Civil Defense
Malcolm W. Browne
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