Indictments Name Sheriff and Aide in Mississippi Case
FBI arrested five Neshoba County men including Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price on civil rights charges. They and four others were released on $1,000 bond after hours in custody. The indictments cite deprivation of rights of Sam H. Germany and Kirk Kulberson and reference other victims. The grand jury met in Biloxi two weeks, with Judge Sid ney Mize reconvening in Jackson on Oct 21. A crowd cheered the prisoners outside the Meridian courthouse as they arrived with the FBI.
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Meridian
Miss
FBI
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Biloxi
Sidney Mize
Jackson
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Washington
Johnson
Rainey
Price
War Buddies Citizenship Bill Passes In House
Rep. Frank Bow won quick passage for Baslio King a Manila businessman and wartime comrade to enter the United States. Ashbrook absent blocked earlier move. bill sent to the White House with one objection sufficing to halt. Bow praised King as a fine gentleman and former South Pacific teammate.
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Frank T. Bow
Ohio
United States
Philippine Islands
Baslio King
Manila
White House
House
Bow
John M. Ashbrook
Michael A. Feighan
Ash
King
South Pacific
Ashbrook
Bow’s
Ohio Foes Clash Over Nuclear Weapon Control
In Dayton a TV debate between Democratic candidate Robert E. Sweeney and Republican Oliver P Bolton featured sharp contrasts on nuclear policy. Sweeney urged sole presidential control of nuclear weapons, while Bolton argued for immediate military authority if the president cannot be reached.
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Dayton
Ohio
At -Arge
Whio-Tv
Robert E. Sweeney
Oliver P Bolton
Sweeney
United States
Bolton
Young Raps Taft Over Care Bill
Sen. Stephen Young, seeking re election in Ohio, accused Republican rival Robert Taft Jr. of opposing any federal Medicare proposal at state and national levels. Young, a Democrat from Cleveland, backs federal action to aid seniors with medical costs and says Medicare will pass, or in 1965 if Democrats regain power.
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Cleveland
Stephen M. Young
Robert Taft Jr
Young
Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Kerr-Mills
Bowling Green approves bonds for coed dorm, dining center
Trustees at Bowling Green State University approved selling $5.5 million in bonds to finance a coeducational dormitory for 1,400 students. The total project cost for the residence hall and dining center is estimated at $6.3 million.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
50 Year Man Honored At Middletown Works Ceremony
50 year veteran Harry A. Montgomery retired Armco Steel inspector honored at Middletown Works. He joined Armco in 1914 as an inspector helper, transferred in 1915 to the inspection department, and retired as a foreman in 1958. He and his wife reside at 714 11th Ave.
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Harry A. Montgomery
Armco Steel
Middletown Works
Montgomery
Armco
11Th Ave
Plane Wreckage Found On Peak In Spain
Wreckage of a French air liner is found atop Alcazaba Peak in the Sierra Nevada, with 80 aboard presumed dead. The DC6 operated by UTA vanished en route from Paris to Tangier with French and Mauritanian passengers, last heard near Alicante.
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Trevelez
Spain
Valley of Hell
Paris
Africa
Alcazaba
Nouakchott
Mauritania
la Palma de Mallorca
Tangier
Civil Guard
Granada
Sierra Nevada
Union de Transports
Aeriens U.T.A
Treveler
Pl.e
U.T.A
Alicante
Palia de Mallorca
Spanish
Air Ministry
Mediterranean
Cot
Mazron
Three youths freed in Italy over King Saud jewels
In Cuneo Italy three mountain climbers aged 18 to 19 were released after claiming finder’s rights to jewels from a crashed royal jet. Police retain custody of more than 30 diamonds and stones worth hundreds of thousands of dollars while awaiting a court ruling on ownership.
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Cuneo
Italy
King Saud
Saud
Ald
Rlo Marchisio
Guido Gro
Piero Giacchi
Foreign Aid Bill Near Johnson Request
Congress approved 3.25 billion dollars for foreign aid for the year ending July 1, close to President Johnson’s January request. The final authorization bypassed a six week Senate dispute over an appropriation rider. Requested 3.517b, ceiling 3.507b, actual 3.25b.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
88Th Congress
Senate
Chemical Treatment Creates Permanent Creases in Wool Trousers
A chemical treatment can leave permanent creases in wool trousers. The article notes potential fabric damage and emphasizes caution for owners who seek lasting crease lines.
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Ethel Glenn Barnett
Richard Andrew Willis
Neal Otha Burkes
Sam H. Germany
Germany
Kirk Kulberson
Solon
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Rep
Brook
Filippino
John W. McCormack
the Bank
Barnitz
Gulf of Tonkin
Viet Nam
Care Bill
Here
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Nice
Aewelordy
LBJ
Central Ave
Ball Park
Reed Klopp
Admiral
Admiral Colop. TV
Reed-Klopp
America
Bride & Home
Modern Bride and
Bride's Magazine
A. Emerson
Bella
E. Rhapsody
F. Maytime
G. Chapel
H. Venice
K. Jasmine
K. Petal
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