Trunk Slaying Suspect Caught In Dayton Ky
A 21 year old local man Robert Ray Abbott was held in Dayton Ky on charges connected to the slaying of Wanda Cook 23 of Bellevue. Cincinnati police said Abbott refused extradition to Ohio while police investigated the case involving a trunk bound body found in Cleveland.
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Johnson warns Republicans of smear lash impacting party
President Johnson in St. Louis says GOP defections rise from a smear lash not backlash. He recalls Illinois leader reports of party members deserting the GOP ticket as he attends Hoovers memorials in New York. He condemns bluster in a nuclear world and urges courage and reason.
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Ohio KKK Corporation Papers Nixed
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown revoked the non profit charter of the Ku Klux Klan of Ohio after complaints from the Women’s City Club Cleveland delegates to the Ohio Baptist State Convention and State Sen. Anthony Celebrezze. He cited the KKK on the U S Attorney General subversive list and Ohio law prohibiting subversive practices.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Returns to Cool, Clear Night
Cooler temperatures under partly cloudy skies are expected for Middletown tonight with a fair and cold low near 32. The official high yesterday reached 67 by 2 30 p.m. and the overnight low was 30 at 7 a.m. today.
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Hoover Funeral Draws National Leaders in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover is honored in a 3:30 p.m. service at St Bartholomew s Church on Park Avenue with 17 500 mourners filing past his coffin. Attending include President Johnson Senator Humphrey Goldwater Miller Eisenhower Nixon and Truman is hospitalized. The service omits eulogies and closes to the public by invitation with 90 minutes of viewing beforehand.
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Goldwater links wheat sale to Soviet leverage
Senator Barry Goldwater told a Philadelphia audience that U S wheat sales to the Soviet Union and aid to communist satellites have empowered Russia and could embolden shifts toward China. He criticized the Kremlin shakeup and urged voters in Pennsylvania while postponing campaign events for a private memorial service for former President Herbert Hoover.
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Goldwater Blocks Nationwide Telecast of Campaign Film
Senate action halts plans to air a 30 minute campaign film by Goldwater backers that featured striptise shots and a topless swimsuit image. Sponsors may later edit for local station showings. Democratic officials obtained an unedited copy and showed reporters images including a topless swimmer and rioting scenes.
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Hopes Rise Two Fairfax Boys Out of Sight After Freight Ride
Cincinnati AP report says police believe 9 year old James McQueary and Johnny Hundley may be alive after a train inspector saw one in Bond Hill yard last Friday. Authorities alerted St Louis and rail crews as the boys reportedly rode freight toward the city.
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China Rejects Test Ban Call as Nuclear Debate Rages
Washington report notes Communist China spurned President Johnson’s invitation to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Beijing calls for a global summit to abolish nuclear weapons while dismissing the pact as a fraud. The Peking People's Daily says China will not be pressured into the treaty and will halt weapon development only if U.S. imperialism ends.
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Sartre Declines Nobel Prize for Literature in 1964
French writer Jean-Paul Sartre, awarded the 1964 Nobel Prize for Literature, refuses the $53,123 cash prize and gold medal citing personal and objective reasons. He reportedly told the Swedish Academy he would explain later, praised for his imaginative, truth-seeking work.
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Jean-Paul Sartre
Swedish Academy of Letters
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Boris Paster
Bonanno Thought Eliminated By Underworld Hitmen
Authorities believe Cosa Nostra boss Joseph Bonanno was killed by exectuioners after being seized on Park Avenue in a suspected kidnapping. Police say no clues yet. Bonanno’s lawyer reports two gunmen forced him into a car and fired during the escape attempt.
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British space expert cites US lead in instrumentation
Ashland Ohio. Sir Bernard Lovell of Britain's Jodrell Bank says the US leads Russia in space vehicle instrumentation while Russia dominates heavy launch capability. He predicts a three man Soviet flight around the globe may precede a space platform with telescope in orbit this year.
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Soviet denounces cult of personality in Khrushchev ouster
Soviet party editorial condemns personality cult methods as the party moves to justify Khrushchev's removal. The piece stresses collective leadership and criticizes haughtiness in party and state bodies. Signals unrest in European Communist parties including France and East Berlin demonstrations.
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Kozlov Dropped From Soviet Leader List Amid Illness
Ailing Frol R. Kozlov was missing from a Soviet presidium list, signaling possible Kremlin shakeup. Official sources say Kozlov, sidelined by a stroke in April 1965, did not sign obituaries alongside military leaders killed in a Yugoslav plane crash.
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Chuckle Note: The Only Thing You Get Without Working
Brief quip notes a humorous riff on work and reward stating the only free thing is hunger. It presents a light, witty observation suitable for a panel or column item without broader context.
Sympathy pours in for Walter Jenkins and family
Expressions of sympathy and offers of help pour in after Walter Jenkins arrest on moral charges. Key figures include FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, President Johnson, and Mrs Lyndon B Johnson. Mrs Jenkins says her husband suffered a complete physical breakdown and remains very weak but is expected to recover with support from friends and family at George Washington University Hospital.
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