Veteran Missouri Solon Dies
Washington AP reports Rep. Cannon of Missouri, longtime Appropriations chair and dean of the House, died at age 85 after a long career in Congress since 1922. He presided over trillions in appropriations and helped shape billions in requested cuts. Rep. George Mahon is seen as his likely successor. In Panama, AP notes strong early results for Marco A Robles over Arnulfo Arias in the presidential race, with Robles leading 86,447 to 73,131 from half the precincts and uncertainty over remaining votes, amid tensions over the Panama Canal Treaty.
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Washington
Rep
Cannon
D-Mo
U.S
House
Congress
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
Dtex
Panama
Marco A. Robles
Panama Canal Zone
Robles
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
National Guard
United States
Chuckle Hint: Getting Over the Hill Equals Rerunning Dreams
A lighthearted quip notes that aging feels like watching reruns of one’s best dreams. It playfully suggests growth and humor accompany life’s ongoing chapters.
Pension Funds Raided By Hoffa Government Says
In Chicago the federal case charges James R. Hoffa and seven others with raiding a Teamsters pension fund to ease Hoffa’s personal finances. Prosecutor Charles Z. Smith said about 1 million in loans were fraudulently obtained, with at least 1 million diverted for defendants’ use, amid a scheme tied to a housing project in Sun Valley Inc. Brevard County.
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Hoffa
Chicago
James R. Hoffa
The
Teamsters Union
Seven Ts
Teamsters Pension Fund
U.S
Charles Z. Smith
Smith
Brevard County
Sun Valley Inc
Legal costs for Hoffa under study
Washington AP reports the Labor Department will probe Teamsters Union finances to trace legal fees involving James R. Hoffa. Assistant Secretary James J. Reynolds says the inquiry will cover cases across several states and may last six weeks, amid Hoffa’s prison sentence appeal and Chicago trial for misusing union funds. Unrest within the 1.7 million union members grows.
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Washington
Labor Department
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
James J. Reynolds
Hoffa
Landrum-Griffin
Sorety Beset
Chicago
Question Spouse In Wife's Death
DELAWARE Ohio AP deputies continued to question 34 year old oil well driller James Travelstead in the mysterious death of his wife. Detectives reported no clear leads as the inquiry focused on a skull fracture evidence and the suspect remained in custody at the county sheriff’s office.
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Delaware, Ohio
James ‘Travelstead
McNamara In Saigon For Study Visit
U S Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara arrived in Saigon for a 36 hour visit and held guarded talks on the war. He traveled in Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge's car with flak jackets nearby as police motorcades and a Special Forces convoy accompanied him for protection.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert McNamara
Vietam
McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
McNamara Escalates Security After Plot in Viet Nam
U S and Vietnamese security tightened after discovery of a plot to mine a bridge McNamara was to cross. He conferred two hours with officials on arrival and plans a Wednesday talk with South Viet Nam premier Nguyen Khanh before heading to Washington.
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U. S
McNamara
Nuyyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Washington
McNamara Visit Sparks Talk of Tough Viet Nam Stand
Speculation circled that during his visit McNamara would announce a stricter U S stance in South Vietnam possibly including evacuation of American dependents. Reports noted rising Communist terror attacks against Americans in Saigon as all U S military sites were put under heavy guard. The secretary gave a two minute arrival statement and did not take questions.
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McNamara
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
Cuba Action Talk Grows In Miami
In Miami exiles push for action against Fidel Castro with plans kept secret. Leaders like Rogelio Cisneros and Manuel Ray hint at a long guerrilla war, sabotage, and defections as groups such as JURE and MMR push for intensified efforts ahead of Cuban Independence Day.
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Cuba
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Rogelio Cisneros
Junta
JURE
Puerto Rico
Manuel Ray
Cisneros
Havana
Ray
Exiles prepare to mail coupon to Cuba in endgame rhetoric
A fragmentary note says exiles plan to mail a coupon to Cuba warning that the Communist regime is near its end. It predicts that responsible figures will attempt to flee at that moment, with a flight already prepared, but they will not include you.
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Cuba
Year-Round Session Threatened By Rights Bill Push
Washington AP State Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana said Congress will stay in session year round if needed to push the civil rights bill and other Johnson proposals. After a breakfast with Johnson Mansfield reported progress as nil and said Senate leaders will strive to bring the bill to a vote.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Johnson
Proaf Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate
Cyprus Tension Grows After Three Killings
U N peacekeepers seal off Famagusta to curb Greek Cypriot revenge after two Greek army officers and a civilian were killed. The Turkish sector remains under guard while dock workers stay home amid fears of renewed clashes. A wounded survivor, in civilian clothes, was among those evacuated from the area.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
U.N
Famagusta
Wallace Speech Triggers Violence in Cambridge
In Cambridge Maryland an outburst followed a George Wallace campaign speech as about 20 integrationists clashed with a cordon of 400 National Guardsmen. Two injured, curfew set, arrests under study as officials weigh charges amid tense racial strife.
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Cambridge
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Il Lcs
Antec Flan
Ivvo Gemmonswawrs
UNE National
Wallace
Senate
National Guard
Robert Murphy
Critical Poverty Vote Near Johnsons antipoverty bill
Washington AP report on the House Education and Labor Committee vote on amendments to President Johnsons antipoverty bill. Democratic caucus aims for unity except over parochial school and agency roles in local administration. Committee subpanel begins hearings as Republicans accuse partisanship.
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Washington
Johnson
House Education and Labor Committee
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen Says GOP Wants Bill Revised for State Control
Frelinghuysen and Republicans urge changes to remove a new federal poverty agency and to allocate funds to states for administration, expressing optimism their views will be heard and avoiding immediate decisions.
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Frelinghuysen
Toledo pioneer surgeon Dr. Burt Chollett dies at 88
Dr. Burt G. Chollett, 88, renowned orthopedic surgeon and a founder of the National Society for Crippled Children, died Monday in Toledo Ohio. He helped advance child mobility and regional care through his medical work and advocacy.
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Toledo, Ohio
Burt G. Chollett
National Society For Crippled Children
Cambridge Integration Leader Seized in Pikesville Incident
Gloria Richardson, a noted Cambridge integration movement leader, was detained in Pikesville as Guardsmen used tear gas to disperse crowds near the Chesapeake Bay area.14 people were arrested in Baltimore amid the clashes.
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Gloria Richardson
Cambridge
Pikesville
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Senator Case calls for deep probe of Baker affair
Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey urged the Senate Rules Committee to thoroughly investigate the Bobby Baker case and Senate relations with Baker. He criticized the panel for signaling it would close the matter and pressed for a public hearing to address Senate integrity and public confidence.
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Washington
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Senate Rules Committee
Bo Baker
Bobby
Baker
Senate
Bobby Baker
Case
Bank Bandits Steal 8500 From Cleveland Bank
FBI agents probe an $8,500 holdup at a Continental Bank branch in East Cleveland. Two gunmen in plastic clown masks and gloves entered after noon Monday and ordered calm. One forced the assistant manager to unlock cash drawers while the other stuffed money into a shopping bag. They herded two bank employees and five customers into the basement before fleeing.
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Cleveland
FBI
Continental Bank
East
Robert J. Connor
Coast Guard Aid Sought By Flier
Globe circling flyer Joan Merriam landed safely at Oakland Airport after Coast Guard escorts. Engine trouble and bad weather plagued her near the coast as she completed the longest leg of her 27500 mile globe circling journey from Hawaii. She hoped to be the first woman to circle the globe solo, but Jerrie Mock had already completed the feat.
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Oakland
Calif
Joan Merriam
Coast Guard
Long Beach
Hawaii
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Western Pacific
Merriam
U.S. Mainland
Honolulu
Jerrie Mack
Columbus
Ohio
Democrat Coleman Sees Reelection Amid Party Tensions
Ohio Democratic chairman William L. Coleman predicted his reelection at the Democratic State Central Committee meeting set for 10 30 a m EST Monday in the Neil House. He denied a bid to oust him despite factional strains after the 1962 defeat. Former Gov Michael DiSalle denied backing any move against Coleman, who he appointed in 1956. Other critics include U S Sen Stephen M Young and U S Rep Wayne Hays with ally Don R Gosney.
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Columbus
Ohio
Willliam L. Coleman
Democratic
Democratic State Central Committee
Neil House
Coleman
Michael V. DiSalle
U. S
Stephen M. Young
U.S
Wayne Hays
Don R. Gosney
Columbiana County
Weather forecast notes cold front and showers
A cold front moves through tonight with a brisk north wind tomorrow. Thunder showers and showers are expected with a high near 73 and a low around 60.
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