Boise man hunted after five bodies found in home
Police hunted for 54 year old Raymond A Reasons after five bodies were found at his Boise house including his children and stepdaughter. A former wife Estelle Reasons was later found shot in a submerged car. A note reading Ive hurt them long enough was found near the victims.
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Boise, Idaho
Boise
Edna Reasons
Raymond A. Reasons
Estelle Reasons
Myron Gilbert
Rex Mehl
Mehl
Daddy
Eddie Ray Reasons
Pamela
Patty
Sally Gohman
Civil Righters Change Tactics Work On Package
Washington AP reports a strategic shift in civil rights bill backers as the Senate holds a marathon session into week 10. The plan calls for a compromise package outside the chamber to win 67 votes from both parties for a two thirds majority on all votes. Senate maneuvers began March 9 with House approval, and a March 26 vote declared the bill pending Senate business by a 67-17 margin. Early aims were minimal changes to the House bill, but tests of more than 100 amendments followed, including provisions for jury trials in contempt cases.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Wallace To Talk In Cambridge Maryland Visit Marred By Demonstrations
Gov. George C. Wallace travels to Cambridge Maryland to address the Dorchester Business and Citizens Association after a Sunday night Negro demonstration. About 50 youths marched and threw firecrackers and stones near the Negro high school. a window was broken. National Guard presence remains in force with plans to increase to 400 troops as martial law limits demonstrations. Gloria Richardson helped calm the crowd and organizers promise no protests before Wallace’s speech.
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Cambridge
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Dorchester
Edith Jolley
Negro High School
Bernard Feingold
Gloria Richardson
Sun Bedy Found In Alley Amid Harrowing Assault
Coroner Harry Mignerey reports a brutal case as Sun Bedy was discovered in an alley. The victim was beaten, strangled, and raped, prompting an official inquiry and search for leads.
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Sunbedy
Harry Mignerey SS
Oregon Primary Top Race Headlines GOP Dustup
Washington AP reports Oregon's Republican presidential primary dominates this week's political scene as a six sided contest shapes up. Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller led two uncontested GOP primaries Tuesday with Goldwater winning in Nebraska and Rockefeller in West Virginia.
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Washington
Oregon
Donneybrook
West Coast
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Nebraska
New York
West Virginia
Goldwater Leads GOP Delegates at San Francisco Convention
An Associated Press survey shows first ballot preferences two months before the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Goldwater leads with 63 for Scranton, 14 for Smith, 8 for Lodge, 30 for Byrnes, 6 for Judd, 210 uncommitted, and 701 of 1,308 delegates chosen. Rhodes and Nixon write-in efforts are reported alongside Nixon write-ins. Rockefeller is also mentioned as a candidate.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Goldwater
Nebraska
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Rockefeller
Philippines Crash Death Toll Surges. McNamara Plot Foiled
In Saigon a Viet Cong plot to kill U S Defense Secretary McNamara on arrival was foiled. One suspect, Ngu Yen Van Troi, leaped from a police window, breaking a leg and ending up hospitalized. Police recovered explosives and a mine after three Viet Cong agents were captured near a bridge on the motorcade route. General Maxwell D. Taylor joined McNamara for war talks as details emerged from the investigation.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Nguyen van Troi
Troi
McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
West Germany
Bonn
Crash at Clark Air Base kills most aboard C135 jet
A US Air Force C135 jet crashed near Clark Air Base in Manila region killing 71 of 83 on board. The 12 survivors were taken from a dirt run area, with officials unsure of passenger services or final destination. The plane departed Travis AFB Sunday via Hawaii, en route to the Philippines.
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Manila
Clark Air Base
Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Hawaii
Army
Navy
Clark
Clark Field
U.S
Southeast Asia
13Th Air Force
South
Viet Nam
44Th Air Transport Squadron
Pacific
Philippines
Hickam
Philippine Air Force
Basa Base
Luzon Island
Arabs Back Khrushchev Against Jordan River Diversion
Soviet Premier Khrushchev voiced support for the Arab world in opposing Israel's plan to divert Jordan River waters. Speaking to the United Arab Republic National Assembly in Cairo, he urged Israel to honor U.N. Palestine resolutions and warned of Arab counter actions, while also denouncing British bases in Cyprus. The mood in the assembly was celebratory as Khrushchev pledged Arab unity.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Jordan River
Israel
United Arab Republic
National Assembly
U.N
Palestine
Khruschev
Jordan
Negev
Cyprus
Khrushchev links arms to international understanding stance
Khrushchev said foreign armies cause danger and tension and denied any contradiction between the Soviet Union seeking international understanding and its shipments of arms to foreign trouble spots. He asserted consistency between policy and aid to troubled areas.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Hoffa Jury Impaneled in Fraud Conspiracy Trial
Chicago AP reports after two weeks of legal bickering a jury of eight men and four women with two alternates was empaneled to hear a $20 million fraud and conspiracy case against James R. Hoffa and seven codefendants. Hoffa trustees the Teamsters pension fund and funds diverted to personal use are alleged. Jurors include eight union members and one African American. ages range from 25 to 64.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Hoffa
Judge Rules Jurors To Isolated Rooms And Monitored Visits
Jurors were chosen from 61 veniremen. Judge Austin warned jurors would be isolated in guarded hotel rooms between sessions. He ruled each juror may receive one weekly family visit and one daily telephone call, both monitored by U.S. marshals.
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Austin
U.S
Opponents May Threaten McNamara Over Khanh Policy
The text suggests rivals of Khanh possibly aimed to deter McNamara rather than kill him. Defense aims include bolstering Khanh's regime while opponents drew a rebuke from the Buddist Association of South Viet Nam. U S Secretary of State Rusk began a diplomatic push for Western backing for the South Vietnamese government upon arriving in the Hague for NATO foreign ministers talks, though early responses were not promising.
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Khanh
McNamara
Defense
South Viet Nam
U.S
Dean Rusk
Hague
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ex-Paratrooper Lays Claim To Altitude Records
Minneapolis AP Ex paratrooper Tracy Barnes 25 reports seven world altitude records from a seven mile high hydrogen balloon flight. He rose in a 3x4 foot gondola to 37,000 feet from south of Minneapolis and landed near Mondovi Wisconsin after 2 hours. Barnes claims breaking 1940 Boris Neverov 23,286 feet and four other balloon records.
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Minneapolis
Earth
Tracy Barnes
Mondovi
Wis
Orono
Barnes
Soviet Union
Boris Nevernov
J. J. Burzinski
Poland
Don Piccard
Sioux Falls
S.D
Measurement for record confirmation in aeronautics
The record must be verified by measuring a sealed barograph and sending the data to the National Aeronautics Association for confirmation.
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National Aeronautics Association
Woman found dead in burning mattress in Norwood basement
Cincinnati AP reports Mrs. Jan Rubenacker, about 49, was found dead today on a burning mattress in the basement of her Norwood home. Firemen said she apparently burned to death or suffocated as flames raged on the basement floor.
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Cincinnati
Janet Rubenacker
Norwood
Arias Leading In Panama Vote Amid Slow Returns
Former Panama president Arnulfo Arias held a slight lead in fragmentary returns as ballots were counted. Early results from Panama City favored the 63 year old American educated surgeon over government coalition candidate Marco A Robles, with observers predicting a possible 60 percent margin in the capital and uncertainty about whether Arias can take office amid past coups. About 300,000 of 472,000 registered voters reportedly cast ballots on Sunday as guards suppressed protests and some would be voters were turned away for not meeting notification rules.
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Robert Berrellez
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Panama City
Government Coalition
Marco A. Robles
Noti
New Advanced
Arias
Cresses
Fighting On Cyprus In Lull
In Cyprus the Greek and Turkish Cypriots have eased into a lull with sporadic night firing replacing daytime forays. The conflict has slowed since Christmas, and about seven thousand UN troops from Britain, Canada, Ireland, Sweden and Finland along with civil police units remain stationed in key trouble spots.
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U.N
Britain
Canada
Ireland
Sweden
Finland
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