Four Month Nightmare Ends for Iowa Bank Robbery Suspect
Des Moines man Robert Burlingame, 58, cleared after a four month ordeal over a $1500 Iowa Des Moines National Bank robbery. The FBI noted Burlingame was in Minneapolis on June 22, but a witness identified him. Burlingame criticized the FBI for the investigation and disputed the evidence.
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U.S
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Asding
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Donald M. Statton
Minneapolis
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank
Jo Ann Barberio
Robert Burlingame
Heckler Faces Move To Washington With Family In Tow
Margaret M. Heckler, newly elected representative from Massachusetts 10th District, worries about finding a home and schooling for her three children when she moves to Washington. The 36-year-old housewife said the family is excited about the move as she defeated Democrat Patrick Harrington 96,327 to 92,330 after winning the GOP primary against former Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr.
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Mass
Margaret M. Heckler
Massachusetts
Washington
Douglas fir hailed as top U.S. commercial timber
Industry observers note the Douglas fir is the most valuable commercially grown tree in the United States, prized for its strong wood and wide use in construction and woodworking markets.
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U.S
Elections threaten repeal of Section 14B in Taft-Hartley
Labor suffered a heavy setback in Tuesday’s elections with 37 labor supporters defeated in the House and 13 retiring. The losses dampen prospects for repeal of Section 14B allowing the union shop, while Senate action stalled after Dirksen’s filibuster.
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Senate
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Reed Larson
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Sore Shoulder Plagues Johnson Amid Health Concerns
President Johnson, already coping with throat and abdomen issues, shows a sore shoulder. He received frequent rubdowns and was seen kneading the right shoulder after a ranch news conference. Doctors consider possible surgery for a throat polyp and abdominal hernia, with plans unclear and hospitalization soon possible.
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White House
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Texas
Naval Medical Center
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White Rhodesia Celebrates Anniversary Under Smith
Salisbury marked the first anniversary of Rhodesia’s declaration of independence with an all white celebration led by Prime Minister Ian Smith. He unveiled a 250 pound Liberty Bell replica and urged support against outside interference as Africans prepared a UN vote against Smith’s regime.
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General Assembly
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Beatles Will Not Split Up
London AP reports John Lennon denies rumors the Beatles will disband. Lennon says they will continue as four and pursue individual projects. George Harrison notes four years of following others, while Paul McCartney works on a British movie score and Ringo Starr remains quiet.
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Daily Mirror Today
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Collateral Pledges Include Stock Notes and Chattels
The term collateral refers to pledges of stock notes or chattels used to secure payment of a debt. It describes assets pledged to guarantee obligations and may be seized if the borrower defaults.
Armco Names Welsh Coordinator of Personnel Data System
D. J. Welsh is appointed coordinator of the corporate personnel data system in Armco Steel Corp. He will implement and coordinate the system under development and report to G. H. Cole Jr. Welsh, a University of Missouri graduate, joined Armco in 1955 and has held multiple posts across Kansas City, Houston, and Middletown. The Welsh family lives at 709 Boylston St.
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Armco Steel Corp
B. C. Haselton
Welsh
G. H. Cole, Jr
University of Missouri
Arm‘co
Kansas City Works
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Houston Works
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Navy Launches Fire Safety Campaign After Carrier Blazes
The Navy starts a fire safety and research campaign following two carrier fires that killed 52 sailors and injured 30. Pentagon officials say causes are still under investigation aboard the Oriskany and the Franklin D. Roosevelt. An officer notes efforts to find better systems to limit fire spread.
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Washington
Navy
Pentagon
De Gaulle Leads Armistice Day Ceremony in Paris
President Charles de Gaulle rode the Champs Elysees in bright sun to mark the 48th anniversary of World War I. He laid a wreath on the tomb of France's Unknown Soldier under the Arc, with ambassadors and Allied military leaders among the dignitaries.
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Charles de Gaulle
Champs Elysees
de Gaulle
France
Boy Requests Universe Information From Museum of Science
A 12 year old wrote to the Boston Museum of Science asking for complete information on the universe to be sent by Friday. The letter shows curiosity and a direct request to a major local institution.
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Boston, Mass
Boston Museum of Science
Libel and slander distinctions explained
A concise definition contrasts libel as written defamation with slander as spoken falsehoods. The note clarifies how each form damages reputation and the legal implications tied to publication and testimony.
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