Officer Cleared In Mistaken Shooting
Los Angeles AP report on police lieutenant St Thomas E. O Neal who was acquitted of assault with a deadly weapon after firing at a man he believed involved in his daughter's rape. The jury found him innocent of the main charge and a lesser count, while another trial for rape continued nearby.
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O'Neal
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West Valley
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Norman
Robert L. Benson
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Navy deserter Eugene Hen nis arrested in Chicago
Eugene Henn is 19 from Van Wert Ohio was arrested by FBI agents in Chicago on a charge of deserting the Navy on July 2 from the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. He was turned over to military police.
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Eugene Hennis
van Wert
Ohio
FBI
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Fake emergency calls spark alerts in three Texas cities
Ambulance firms and police in Nederland Port Arthur and Port Neches seek a woman behind multiple hoax calls. Four false alarms arrived within 15 minutes at Nederland Port Arthur and Port Neches ambulances all tied to a Port Neches residence. Additional calls claimed three burned children.
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Nederland
Port Arthur
Port Neches
Four-State Monument Marks Utah Colorado Arizona New Mexico
A four-cornered monument marks the junction of Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico. The feat of running around the soil of all four states in ten seconds is noted as a remarkable border moment.
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Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Pope Paul VI Visit Ties Up New York Police
New York City will deploy about 18 000 officers for traffic crowd control and security during Pope Paul VI 14 hour visit. Over 1 million in overtime expected as the pope meets President Johnson attends Mass at Yankee Stadium and tours the World Fair pavilion.
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Paul VI
Vincent L. Broderick
Broderick
Johnson
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Vatican
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Kennedy International Airport
Manhattan
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Eight-girl family welcomes surprise baby boy in Indianapolis
John Kesterson, 38, and wife Rita, 33, of Indianapolis, after eight daughters aged 4 to 14, welcomed a baby boy recently. He said the birth left them shocked and unable to think of a name.
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Ind
John Kesterson
Kesterson
Rita
Sigma Delta Chi Founded in 1909 as journalism society
The Sigma Delta Chi organization, a professional journalism society, traces its founding to 1909. It established a formal group to promote standards, ethics, and fellowship among reporters and editors.
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Professional Journalism Society
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