Mass Killings At Mesa Beauty Shop Shock City
An 18 year old, Robert Benjamin Smith, shot seven people at Rose Mar College of Beauty in Mesa Arizona forcing victims to lie in a wheel pattern. Five died and two children were wounded as Smith told police he patterned the attack after Chicago and Austin mass killings.
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Mary Margaret Olsen
Glenda Carter
Bonita Sue Harris
Smith
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Phoenix
Houston
Mesa High School
Gomez
Gary Johnson
Rose-Mar College of Beauty
Chicago
Austin
Rose-Mar College
Miss Harris
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson Ranch
Texas
Aldrin Extends Space Walk On Gemini 12 Mission
Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. ventures a two hour space walk with James A. Lovell Jr. aboard Gemini 12. The duo spends the day outside studying space, cameras clicking as they chart limits of human capability while a target rocket issue subsides.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Edwin E
Buzz) Aldrin Jr
Ocean of Void
Aldrin
James A. Lovell Jr
Capi
Taliing
Buzz
Lovell
Georgia to Appeal Ruling on Election
Georgia officials debate the fate of a runoff after a federal ruling blocks the General Assembly from naming the governor. Attorney General Bolton vows an appeal to the Supreme Court, while Secretary of State Fortson cautions ballots and write ins hinge on court direction.
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Court of Final Resort
Bolton
Supreme Court of the United States
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Ellis G. Arnall
Ben W. Fortson Jr
Atty
Gen. Bolton
Fortson
A Glance Inside The Places Where John Kennedy Lived
A glimpse into the sites associated with John F Kennedy three years after Dallas shows how communities remember him. The article notes that a graft crackdown in Viet Nam costs the United States millions and highlights Donald Lukens winning the 24th District Congress seat with organizational dedication among his workers.
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Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
United States
Donald Lukens
Italy Battles Floods Poisoned Food Fears Across Regions
In flood ripped Italy fear grew that tainted meat and poultry from inundated agricultural areas might reach markets. Ravenna officials halted a shipment of flood drowned chickens destined for export while 50,000 cattle reportedly drowned in central and northern pastures as soldiers bury and burn carcasses and officials deploy frogmen in high water zones. Mezzano and two other villages face looming landslides threatening hundreds of residents amid continued evacuations and road washouts.
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Rome
Italy
Ravenna
Venice
Interior Ministry
Dolomie Alps
Mezzano
Fiera di Primiero
Imer
Cismon
Donato Zuliani
U S Opposed to One Sided Bombing Pause
President Johnson and aides oppose another long unilateral halt in bombing North Vietnam. They say pauses require parallel peace moves from the Communists and favor limited or reciprocal steps only if Hanoi signals willingness to advance talks. Harriman hopes Moscow discussions may yield progress toward peace talks.
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Washington
Pope Paul VI
Viet Nam
Johnson
North
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Harriman
Moscow
Pentagon pushes on standardized chow goal
Pentagon to standardize meals across Army Navy and Air Force starting fiscal 1968, aiming equal daily meat vegetable and egg allowances. Navy currently gets larger rations. Air Force and Army seek conformity though some doubt central control. Navy Captain James A. Warren leads the Food Services directorate.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Armed Services
Pentagon
Directorate For Food Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
James A. Warren
Warren
Weather forecast for today and Monday details
The forecast calls for cool and fair today with a high near 46. Monday should be mostly cloudy and slightly warmer with a chance of light rain or spit.
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