Kennedy Plane Crash Kills Pilot Injures Senator Kennedy
Senator Edward M. Kennedy and Senator Birch Bayh were injured when a private plane crashed near Hadley Airport en route to the Massachusetts Democratic convention in Springfield. Kennedy suffered chest and back injuries and facial cuts while Bayh had a hip injury. the pilot died at the scene. Mrs. Kennedy and aides were at the hospital, with Kennedy in intensive care and Bayh in a wheelchair.
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Southampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Springfield
Birch Bayh
Cooley Dickinson
Northampton
Kennedy
Bayh
Edward J. Zimmy
Lawrence
Edward Lans
Robert Schauer
Hadley
Schauer
Turkish Chief To Keep Post Averts Crisis
Ankara Turkey AP Ismet Inonu threatened to resign as prime minister after failing to win a strong confidence vote over handling of the Cyprus crisis He reversed course and said he would meet President Johnson in Washington as planned Sunday Inonu 79 a former general leads a coalition government since last Christmas and faces Greek Cypriot tensions and United Nations peacekeeping efforts.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Washington
Johnson
Cyprus
People’s’ Republican Party
Greece
Mediterranean
United Nations
Cemal Gursel
Inonu
Laotian Prince Blasts Backers of Pathet Lao
Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma accuses foreign supporters of the Pathet Lao of violating Laotian neutrality and pushing the region toward war. He singles out Communist North Vietnam and implicitly Red China for aiding the Pathet Lao and warns against a failed Geneva process if violations continue.
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Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Viet Nam
Red
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Delhi Youth 19 Hurt Critically in Horse Accident
Delhi, Special - Frank McKinney, 19, son of Mr and Mrs M W McKinney, was critically injured Friday afternoon when the horse he rode bolted and pitched him against a board fence. He was taken to Delhi Clinic and then to a Jackson Miss hospital with severe head injuries. He is a student at Louisiana Tech in Ruston.
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Delhi
Frank McKinney
M. W. McKinney
Pete Curtis
McKinney
Jackson
Miss
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Today Ask About Low 7 Day Rates With Cancellation Privileges
An advertisement promotes low seven day rates with flexible cancellation options. The message emphasizes affordable pricing and the ability to cancel without penalties. No specific organization or location is provided in the readable text.
Johnson warns Reds as Californians hail him in San Francisco
President Johnson addressed a Democratic fund raising dinner in San Francisco declaring that the United States will defend freedom wherever necessary. He warned Communist China and North Vietnam that as long as they disturb international peace America must preserve its power and show strength, not to intimidate but to defend. He arrived in California on a vote wooing mission.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Southeast Asia
America
Red
North
Viet Nam
California
Democratic Party
Florida Vacation For West Monroe Chamber Leader
Eugene Smith, manager of the West Monroe Chamber of Commerce, will vacation in Florida next week with his family and is expected to return to work a week from Monday.
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Eugene Smith
West Monroe
Newsman Visits Percy Fant in Twin Cities Dinner
Newsman Percy Fant former Morning World reporter now with United Press International in Denver visits the Twin Cities this week and dined Friday with old friend Bert Hatten and family. Fant has worked with UPI for over 10 years and previously led the New Orleans bureau. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Fant of 304 Austin Ave West Monroe.
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Percy Fant
Morning World
United Press International
Denver
Twin Cities
Bert Hatten
Fant
UPI
Wire Service
New Orleans
P. B. Fant
Austin Ave
West Monroe
Niigata Floods after Quake Hit City Hard
Torrential rains swamped Niigata as the quake wrecked port city struggles to recover. Flood warnings broadcast nationwide, 1,000 homes flooded, 12 dead in Niigata, 13 elsewhere, 400+ injured. dysentery case reported. oil storage tank complex burning but contained.
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Niigata
Japan
National Govern
Baskin Man Is Charged With Murder
R T Mock, 45, of Baskin faces a premeditated murder charge for the fatal shooting of Paul Vernon King, 19, of Rayville, at Northeast Louisiana Vocational School following a two week coffee club dispute. A second student, James Singer, 23, was wounded in the incident.
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Winnsboro
R. T Mock
Baskin
Paul Vernon King
Rayville
Kitty
Northeast Louisiana Vocational School
Mack
James Singer
King
Mock
Thomas C. King
U.N. to Extend Cyprus Force for Three Months
United Nations Security Council members and directly concerned states agreed to extend the U N Cyprus force for three months to prevent violence. The United States backed the extension after Cyprus Greece Turkey and Britain supported a five nation resolution authorizing the 6400 man force to stay. The Soviet Union offered no urging but did not oppose.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Cyprus
Security Council
United States
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Soviet Union
Louisiana Aid Grants Bill Could Prompt Special Session
Louisiana officials warn civil rights bill may force a fall special session to address public and private school issues. Current law provides a $360 annual grant for private school tuition to avoid racially mixed public schools. About 11,000 students use private school grants statewide, mainly around New Orleans and Baton Rouge, funded by $300,000 monthly from sales tax revenue.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Plovicind
James Fountain
Louisiana Financial Assistance Commission
Fountain
New Orleans
Pavey Branton
Webster Parish
House Judiciary Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
Alabama
George Wallace
Twin Cities Weather Outlook Sees Little Change This Weekend
Warm weekend forecast for the Twin Cities area with highs near 90 to 95 degrees and slight chances of isolated thundershowers in the afternoon and early evening. No rain recorded Friday. Tonight’s low 72 to 76. Friday high reached 94 with a 72 overnight. Winds light and warm at 5 to 10 mph.
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Twin Cities
Cuban Claim Pirate Bomber Downed Near Caíbarien
Havana radio reported Cuban armed forces shot down a pirate airplane that bombed the Marcelo Salado sugar mill near Caíbarien in Las Villas. The bomber dropped three bombs, one exploded at the mill with no casualties, and the radio blamed the United States for allowing such attacks.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Marcelo Salado
Caibarien
Las Villas
Cuba
United States
U.S
Senate passes civil rights bill after long filibuster
The Senate approved the civil rights bill 73 to 21 after a record 83 day debate, sending the measure back to the House for final action. The bill tightens barriers to racial bias in employment and public facilities while shifting enforcement and urging voluntary compliance.
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Senate
Washington
House
Emmanuel Celler
N.Y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Leloture
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Norris Cotton
N.H
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Dixie
Mixed southern reaction to civil rights bill passage
Southern governors and legislators warned of disaster while leaders of integration praised the bill. Governor George Wallace declared the nation will remove those behind the legislation. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said the bill could bring relief to Black Americans and a boost to Northern morale. Governor Farris Bryant urged an end to criminal acts in the name of civil rights to restore peace.
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South
Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
St. Augustine
Fla
North
Congress
Farris Bryant
Florida
Students Try To Crash Moscow Art Exhibit
Police again responded as about 200 works by Ilya Glazunov drew protests from artists and students. Four Moscow Artists Union members accused him of religious imagery, while youths crowded barriers, pressed for extended hours and criticized the early closing despite ministry approval led by Ekaterina Furtseva.
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Moscow
Ilya Glazunov
Moscow Arts Union
Glazunov
Vechernaya Moscow
Education Ministry
Ekaterina Furtseva
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