Book Influenced Franklin Athlete Toward Ministry
Michigan's All-America quarterback Bob Timberlake credits a life turning toward ministry after reading A Man Called Peter. He recalls realizing his life was off track and choosing to let God work it out. Timberlake cites six committed Christians as key to Michigan’s success and plans to join the New York Giants and attend Princeton Seminary.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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National Football League
Princeton Seminary
Ruby Given Right To Choose Counsel
Jack Ruby testified at a sanity hearing about taking stimulant pills before killing Lee Harvey Oswald and feared being linked to a conspiracy with Oswald. He criticized his former defense team and said he would have fared better by throwing himself on the court’s mercy. He expressed dread of a death penalty and questioned his legal representation.
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Dallas
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Lee Harvey Oswald
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Joe Tonahill
Tonahill
Louis T. Holand
Montague
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Whites oppose desegregation recall bid ousts mayor
In Bogalusa Louisiana angry white residents rallied to block desegregation moves and pushed for a recall election to remove the mayor, signaling strong opposition to integration efforts and local leadership.
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Bogalusa
De Gaulle Plotters Arrested in France Plot
Paris police say six Secret Army plotters connected to the August attempt on President Charles de Gaulle were captured. The ring allegedly planned a second attack with a booby trapped statue of Georges Clemenceau during De Gaulle’s western France tour.
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Eaton Warns Of Impending Catastrophe Over Next Month
Detroit businessman Cyrus S. Eaton warned that in his sober judgment mankind is on the brink of catastrophe and that unless a miracle occurs in the next month the future looks doomed.
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Cyrus S. Eaton
Tragic Drowning Of 8 Year Old Teresa Chandler Recovered
The body of Teresa Gail Chandler, eight, of Northbrook, was recovered from the Great Miami River after she was swept away Sunday when an aunt lost footing in the water. Lt Art Mehring, Cincinnati helicopter cop, located the body Monday.
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Bolivia Cease-Fire Reached After Miner Attack Toll
Bolivia's military junta and tin miners agreed to a cease-fire ending an eight day strike and troop deployment. At least 19 people were killed and more than 70 wounded in clashes around La Paz and mining centers south of the capital.
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Kami
Delicate Heart Surgery Gives Boy Lease On Life
Michael Koprowski a 16 year old from Chicago returned home from Mt. Sinai Medical Center in a wheelchair after a delicate heart operation. He had bacterial endocarditis with valve rupture and blood clots, was near death, and now says he feels real good and grateful for the life saving surgery. The surgeon who saved him said he was two months from the end and too weak to lie flat.
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Miner's Body Is Recovered in Tennessee Mine
ROBBINS Tenn RP The body of one of five trapped men inside a mountainside coal mine near Robbins has been found Rescue workers still face 600 to 700 feet of shaft to reach the others The blast leveled grass and weeds at the mine mouth pockets of gas remain and threaten another blast Three rescue workers overcome by gas Monday night were hospitalized at Oneida Officials report efforts continue with shifts and internal communication lines being set up Timber is used to block off airless rooms and to rebuild supports
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Weather Forecast: Fair Warm Tonight and Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau predicts fair and warm conditions with no rain. Low temperatures in the 60s, after yesterday's high of 89 and today’s low of 66.
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Outpost Struck Near Border. U S Jets May Have Strayed
Four planes strafed a South Vietnamese outpost just south of the border with North Vietnam. A Vietnamese commander claimed MIGs attacked, but a U.S. spokesman in Saigon said the planes were U S jets that strayed off course. Five Vietnamese wounded. early reports said 20mm shells fired at Gia Linh post.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
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Gia ‘Linh
17Th Parallel
Viet Nam
da Nang
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Coalition Rule Rebels Hopeful Americans Doubtful in Dominican Talks
Rebels and U S officials clash over a possible coalition government in the Dominican Republic. Talks reportedly advance toward a Guzman Fernandez led setup, while the junta resists and Imbert Barrera seeks explanation from U S and O A S leaders amid reports of FBI inquiries into Communist influence.
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Dominican Republic
U. S
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U.S
Antonio Ibert Barrera
Imbert
W. Tapley Bennett Jr
Jose A. Mora
Organization of American States
Bennett
United States
Francisco Caamano Deno
Washington Post
Johnson
FBI
Pegasus 2 Unfolds Its Wings
Cape Kennedy Fla AP The Saturn 1 rocket completed its ninth straight successful test flight and placed Pegasus 2 a mammoth satellite into orbit. The spacecraft unfurled two giant wings to a span of several hundred feet as it reached full altitude and achieved stable orbital insertion.
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Fla
Cosmos launches 67th unmanned satellite into orbit
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched the 67th Cosmos unmanned satellite. The new craft is in orbit and continuing space exploration.
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Union Today
Agency
Saturn 1 launches Pegasus 2 to orbit amid space‑hazard test
A Saturn 1 rocket powered by eight engines roared to life at 2:35 a.m. launching Pegasus 2. The 10 story tall booster created a double flame plume at Cape Kennedy, sending the satellite into an orbit of about 320 to 460 miles while recording micrometeoroid impacts for NASA.
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Undeclared GOP Hold Vote Shapes Voting Rights Debate
In Washington a group of undeclared Republicans hold the key to whether the Senate will vote to curb debate on President Johnsons voting rights bill. Dirksen forecasts a 67 vote cloture path for passage next week. Mansfield avoided a forecast as the chamber convenes at noon with 100 senators expected to vote. An AP poll shows 62 favor cloture, 26 oppose.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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