Fear War Of Vengeance In Xs Death
New York and Chicago police remained wary after the assassination of Malcolm X, a Black Muslim leader who split from the movement. A young man, Talmadge Hayer, was wounded and charged with homicide. authorities pursued other plotters connected to the shooting during a Sunday meeting.
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Fifteen Die In Louisiana Weekend Traffic And Fires
United Press International reports a slate of tragedies across Louisiana over the weekend. Harold Scott 33 died in a duplex fire in Baton Rouge. Lawrence Joseph Williamson of West Monroe drowned when his boat overturned in Lake Grant Parish. Mrs. Louis Forrest 25 drowned near Oil City. Children Charles Elzy Jr five and Tony Elzy four perished in a Plaquemine fire. Raymond Durbin 26 and his hours-old bride were killed in a Winnfield two-car crash. Mrs. Donald M. Bailey 45 died in a Lafayette area collision. Georgiana Hamilton 67 struck by a hit and run in New Orleans. Bobby J. Halstead 26 drowned in the dArbonne Spillway. Edward Gardner 80 suffocated from smoke in Hammond. Herbert James 70 and Herman Jackson 54 died in New Orleans fire. James E. Velotta 36 killed in Alexandria two-truck crash. Gordon D. Ramos 17 crushed under overturned car in New Orleans.
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Herman Jackson
James E. Velotta
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Gordon D. Ramos
Young Wren officer wins by desk trays trick
In Plymouth England a young WREN at Royal Naval Command headquarters uses three trays labeled in out and too difficult to expose bureaucratic delays and promote honesty in handling paper.
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England
UPI
Royal Naval Command Headquarters
Use Our Low 10 Day Rate With Cancellation Privileges
A business promotes a low ten day rate option that includes cancellation privileges. Potential customers are urged to act quickly to secure favorable terms and flexibility in case plans change.
Khanh Balks At Official Resignation
Saigon reports Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh agreed to resign as South Viet Nam's military leader but balked at the Armed Forces Council demand to resign in writing. He stayed at Vung Tau awaiting a face‑saving measure while the council and generals maneuvered amid coups and counter coups.
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South Viet Nam
Armed Forces Council
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Tran van Minh
Little Minh
Dalat
Mansfield denounces coups in South Vietnam
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield condemns South Vietnamese military leaders for coups that hinder U.S. aid. He praises President Johnson for courage and restraint while warning the leaders that the war is their people's, not theirs. GOP reaction from Saltonstall and Kuchel supports the need to maintain the U.S. commitment.
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California
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U.S
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Islam meaning submission to God in Britannica
Britannica defines Islam as submission to the word of God revealed through the Prophet Muhammad, noting the faith centers on obedience to divine guidance as conveyed by Muhammad and the Quran.
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Soviets Warn of Great War Over Viet Nam Crisis
Soviet defense minister Marshal Rodion Malinovsky told Western reporters that the Viet Nam crisis risks a great war in which imperialists and capitalism will be buried. He claimed Communist defense potential outmatches the West and accused the United States of unprecedented aggression against North Viet Nam.
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Teachers Locked Up In Shizuka University Protest
Twenty one professors at Shizuka University were released after being confined for 18 hours by students. The protest targeted the campus dormitory for failing to hire an extra cook.
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Japan
UPI
Shizuoka University
Clear and Cold Weather With Below Normal Temps Ahead
The forecast calls for very cold, clear to partly cloudy conditions with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal. Today will reach 44 to 48, tonight 26 to 32, and Tuesday 48 to 52, with little rainfall and a brief warming then cooling again after midweek.
Gas Blast Traps Miners in Hokkaido Mine
A gas explosion in a Hokkaido coal mine trapped 70 miners on Monday with two bodies recovered. Police initial reports cited 103 trapped and nine survivors, but later corrections reduced the number. The blast occurred about 15,000 feet from the pit entrance on the northern island.
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Hokkaido
Japan
Malcolm X Aide Denies Muslim Ties to Slaying
In a South Side press conference Elijah Muhammad rejects any link between the Nation of Islam and Malcolm X’s death, saying the slain leader preached violence and that the Muslims teach peace. He dismisses fears of retaliatory attacks and asserts innocence.
Malcolm X Killed Amid Feud With Black Muslims in Chicago
The assassination of Malcolm X followed a long rift with Elijah Muhammad’s Black Muslims. Police found no link to Muhammad loyalists. In Chicago guards were posted at Mosque of Islam No 2 and elsewhere, with six Afro-American Union members allegedly sent from New York. In Harlem extra officers patrolled as vigils held after Malcolm X and family were bombed out of Queens residence days earlier.
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Elijah Muhammad
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Former Scandal Governor Richard Leche Dies at 66
Former Louisiana governor Richard Leche died at 66 in New Orleans after a long illness. A Huey P. Long lieutenant, Leche led Louisiana from 1936, resigned in 1939 amid graft revelations, was later pardoned in 1953, and returned to law practice. He left survivors including his wife and two sons. Funeral services planned at House of Bultman Funeral Home with burial at Metairie Cemetery.
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Huey P. Long
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Houston
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Herbert Deignan
Lausanne
Switzerland
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Huey
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LSU
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James Monroe Smith
Street Program To Be Presented At Council Meet
Street Commissioner W D H Rodriguez said he will present a proposed 248 776 06 street program for 1965 to the City Council at a 10 am session at City Hall Tuesday The plan covers 12 57 miles of improvements with final details to be worked out prior to the meeting Property owners will share in the cost Monroe’s largest program was in 1963 with about 20 miles Mayor W L Jack Howard said the program would be the major item at the session
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Monroe
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Jack) Howard
Travel Abroad Is Discouraged By U S Officials
Washington AP The State Department tells passport offices nationwide to remove displays that encourage foreign travel while urging Americans to see the U S A at home. Passports remain available though applications may rise. the memo cites President Johnson’s call to curb foreign spending amid a gold drain.
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