Tragic Halloween Prank Ties Two Suicides in Michigan
In Orion Township Michigan a Halloween paint prank spurred a cascade of harassment leading to two suicides. Charlotte J. Hinton 13 shot herself and Alfred B. Howey 39 shot himself after a series of threats and phone calls blaming him for officers visiting the Hinton home.
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Pontiac
Mich
Orion Township
Charlotte J. Hinton
Alfred B. Howey
Leo Hazen
Howey
Hazen
Charlotte
Ralph Bowen
Gemini 12 mission set for Wednesday launch
Cape Kennedy reports Gemini 12 crew Lovell and Aldrin cleared for a four day mission beginning Wednesday 2:16 p.m. with an Atlas Agena rendezvous target. Lunar Orbiter 2 launches Sunday to photograph potential landing sites as NASA advances toward a manned lunar landing.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Cape Kennedy
United States
Atlas
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Lovell
Aldrin
Lawrence Said Near Death After Heart Seizure
Lawrence, 77, longtime Democratic power and former Pennsylvania governor, lay near death after a heart seizure at a rally. Doctor Moses said he was totally unresponsive to treatment with no hope of recovery. He had previously been declared clinically dead twice but revived.
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Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Pennsyl
Lawrence
Campbell Moses
Moses
Presbyterian University Hospital
Rosie The Riveter Still On The Job At Aircraft Line
The piece notes Rosie The Riveter remains on the assembly line with possible motive tied to money rather than patriotism. It contrasts Today’s Professor with a milder campus persona from earlier.
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Rosie the Riveter
Rosie
Imn
Suspect Released In Slaying In Cincinnati
Detective Chief Jacob Schott said police questioned a man in a series of rape strangulations since last December. The ex convict refused to talk citing constitutional rights. Material will be sent to the FBI lab for examination. release followed refusal to cooperate.
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Cincinnati
Jacob Schott
Scott
FBI
Washington
Schott
McNamara Sees Fewer Troop Builds Next Year
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told President Johnson that fewer Americans would be sent to Viet Nam next year and draft calls might be cut in half. He said U S forces in Viet Nam would total about 385 000 by year end, with 40 000 more to be sent this year, and he cautioned that the enemy remained stubborn.
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Johnson City
Tex
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
Viet Nam
McNamara
No Big Air War Hike Seen
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said no sharp increases in U S air action over North Vietnam are planned next year. He noted the current rate of about 25 000 sorties a month is affecting material and morale and that the trend toward stabilization will guide air operations and deployments to South Vietnam. He cited three objectives: boost South Vietnamese morale, reduce North to South infiltration, and increase the cost of that flow.
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Johnson City
Tex
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
North Viet Nam
McNamara
Johnson
South Viet Nam
US infantry trap Viet Cong in Tay Ninh jungle clash
U S infantrymen possibly 10 000 strong surrounded a large Viet Cong force in Tay Ninh Province and repelled multiple Red counterattacks with heavy fire in the Saturday fight.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Tay Ninh
Toll High In Italian Flooding
Italy endures its deadliest floods since the Middle Ages with hundreds feared dead and thousands injured. Trento isolation and rising streams threaten further damage as Alpine regions face renewed rains. In Vietnam, U S forces report heavy Viet Cong losses, with 97 enemy dead and 2,000 suspected trapped in a contested area near Tay Ninh. U S casualties are described as light.
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Florence
Italy
Europe
Mediterranean
Scandinavia
Trento
Weather Bureau
U.S
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Starving Women Rescued After Snowbound Isolation in Indiana
Daisy Simpson 55 and her aunt Bertha Robertson 78 were found three days after being snowbound near Pumpkin Center Indiana. Deputies also discovered $200 in checks in their mailbox and both women were treated at Washington County Memorial Hospital for exposure and ulcers.
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Pumpkin Center
Ind
Sheriff's
Daisy Simpson
Bertha Robertson
Washington County Memorial Hospital
Salem
Clyde Nichols
Miss Simpson
Mrs. Robertson
Middletown Area Warmer With Partly Cloudy Skies
The U S Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy skies in the Middletown area with a high between 46 and 52 today. Tonight will be fair and a little warmer, and tomorrow again partly cloudy with a high near 60.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Middletown
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A young woman quotes herself about marriage and affection, joking that her fiancé adores married women and will love her more after they wed.
Congressman's Shock at Blonde Girl Adoption Court Ruling
In Kingston New York a court ordered the Liuni couple to surrender Elizabeth the four year old blonde girl in their care after a habeas corpus ruling. County Welfare Commissioner Fitzsimmons cited ethnic background and age as reasons against adoption. Congressman Resnick called the decision shocking and pledged support for the Liunis.
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Kingston
N.Y
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Michael Liuni
Elizabeth
Liunis
Joseph Y. Resnick
Liuni
Ural
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