Desk Rifl ing Internal Party Feud Leads to Dismissal Debate
Washington AP report says Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss calls the desk rifling a internal problem resolved, while weighing whether to forward William Cody Kelly's dismissal for ransacking finance director Kovac's desk. Kelly claims Bliss praised then fired him amid allegations of spying for Barry Goldwater. Bliss silent on vote of confidence and progress report.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
National Committee
William Cody Kelly
Frank J. Kovac
Kelly
Kovac
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Reluctant Lieutenant Refuses Jungle Duty in Viet Nam
Lt. Richard Steinke of Milwaukee was convicted by a general court martial of willful disobedience for refusing to join a Special Forces A team in Viet Nam. He faces possible dismissal, loss of pay, and up to five years hard labor. defense seeks leniency. Steinke, a 1962 West Point graduate, argued against U.S. policy and said the war was not worth American lives.
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Naha
Okinawa
Richard Steinke
Milwaukee
Wis
South Viet Nam
West Point
U.S
Viet Nam
John Beebe
Los Angeles
Conrad Courtney
Oak Park, Ill
Steinke
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Gia Vac
Charles E Spraggins
Arlington
Saigon
Spraggins
Raymond
Marjorie Freese
Lynchburg
Man Sentenced To 90 Day Term On Theft Count
Monroe man James Jordan was sentenced to 90 days for theft in Fourth District Court. He was charged with theft of a window fan. Other actions included Charles Ray Wesson of Shreveport receiving a suspended six month jail term for two counts of defrauding an innkeeper. Four individuals were fined $300 and costs for driving while intoxicated, with additional penalties for licenses and status. Several trials were set for October and September with defendants remanded or awaiting sentencing on various charges including theft, forgery, arson, and issuing a worthless check.
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Monroe
James Jordan
Jordan
Webster St
Charles Ray Wesson
Shreveport
Ben E. Drummond
Malakoff
Tex
Claude Edward Landers
Jewel St
Long
S. Lrd
Joe G. Gilbert
S. 6Th St
Ernest W. Toms
Orange St
Quachita Parish
John M. Hebert
Hebert
William Fenton McDaniel
Grayson
John A Green
Wilmuth St. Monroe
Robert E. Parker
Caroline Hotel
West Monroe
Joyce A. Lowe
Ruston
Sybble Louise Woods
S. Grand St. Monroe
Curtis Tarver
Beaumont
West German seeks tougher trials for soldiers who mishandle ammo
In Bonn the defense minister Kai-Uwe von Hassel told Parliament Germany is exploring options to try and severely punish Allied troops who mishandle ammunition. A questioner cited a 14 year old girl injured by a mislaid poison gas cartridge and two American soldiers caught on a hand grenade fishing expedition.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Nuclear Power Could Be Used For Navigation
Gov John McKeithen and scientists announced the use of a nuclear generator on a Phillips Petroleum offshore platform 81 miles southwest of Morgan City La to power navigation aids. The SNAP 7F unit, first commercial isotope generator, cost about $400,000 with potential future savings. The AEC and Phillips led a two year no cost R D program under the Offshore Operators Committee to test a five year design life versus diesel and battery systems.
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John McKeithen
Gulf of Mexico
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Louisiana Board of Nuclear Energy
Phillips Petroleum Co
McKeithen
Morgan City
Cameron
AEC
Phillips
Offshore Operators Committee
The
Gulf
Explosion tears shops to shreds in Melrose Mass
Five new shops in a Melrose shopping center were wrecked by an explosion that left the stores a ruin of rubble girders and glass. Damage exceeded 1 million dollars. No injuries. Fire Chief Field said the blast could have killed many if it had happened later. Cause undetermined. investigators from state and local authorities opened an inquiry.
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Melrose
Mass
Sidney Field
Kenyatta Degree Celebrates Cambridge Graduation
Peter Kenyatta, 22, son of Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta, graduates from Cambridge University as his English mother and four Kenyan delegation members attend the Commonwealth prime ministers conference.
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Cambridge
England
Kenya
Commonwealth Prime Ministers
Peter Kenyatta
Jomo Kenyatta
Cambridge University
Firm Is Fined for Fake Diet Pill Advertising
A Manhattan advertising agency and two executives were fined after a six year scheme promoting Regimen Tablets as a weight loss pill. The penalties total 106000 dollars with 16 million in public losses cited. The case marks a federal crackdown on fraudulent television advertising.
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New York
Manhattan
Flase
Eastor, Hilton, Chesley, Clifford and Atherton, Inc
John Andreadis
Drug Research Corp
John R. Bartels
Sen
Easter
Hilton
Electrocution accident victim still hospitalized
Ruston man Mark Austin, 30, remained in serious condition at Ruston Memorial Hospital after an electrocution near Farmerville. Two workers, Larry Mayfield and George Jenkins, both 18 and from Choudrant, were killed, and two others, George Benton and Ernest Jones of Choudrant, were injured when a chain struck a power line during crate loading at Lavelle Allbritton farm five miles east of Farmerville.
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Ruston
Mark Austin
Farmerville
Ruston Memorial Hospital
Austin
Union Parish
Larry Mayfield
George Jenkins
Choudrant
George Benton
Ernest Jones
Sheriff's Office
Lavelle Allbritton Farm
Sterlington Road
Mayfield
Jenkins
Ruston Hospital
Jackson Marine Killed In Crash Details
CAMP PENDLETON Calif AP The Marine Corps said Friday night the Marines who were among the 84 persons killed in the crash of an Air Force C135 jet transport near El Toro included Pfe Jerry Griffith son of Katherine Griffith 729 Chestnut St Jackson Miss
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
el Toro
Pfe
Jerry Griffith
Katherine Griffith
Chestnut St
Jackson, Miss
Attorney To Seek Capital Penalty For Duane Pope
United States attorney Theodore Richling said he will seek the death penalty for Duane Earl Pope in the Farmers State Bank of Big Springs Nebraska robbery case. Three people including the bank president were killed and a fourth wounded in the June 4 raid. Pope, a 22 year old former McPherson College football star, appeared briefly in court with defense attorneys appointed by former Governor Crosby and law school faculty member Rudolph.
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Lincoln, Neb
United States
Theodore Richling
Duane Earl Pope
Pope
Farmers State Bank of
Big Springs
Neb
Richling
Nebraska
Robert B. Crosby
Lincoln
Wallace M. Rudolph
University of Nebraska Law School
McPherson
Kan
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