Grenier resigns as GOP executive director in Shakeup
John Grenier top Republican strategist quits as executive director of the Republican National Committee while pledging to back Dean Burch as party chairman. The 34 year old Birmingham attorney noted his departure follows GOP ticket losses and faulted Govs Rockefeller Scranton Romney for the defeat. He will return to Alabama to chair the state party and pursue defense of Burch.
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John Grenier
Birmingham
Republican National Committee
Grenier
Dean Burch
Ala
Barry Goldwater
Burch Burch
Goldwater
William E. Miller
Johnson
New York
Nelson A. Rokefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William W Scranton
Associated Press
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
San Francisco
Alabama
Republican Committee
Burch
Michigan Solon Faces Court and Peers Hearing
Detroit AP Daniel W West a Michigan state legislator faces state and federal charges and a legislative hearing. West 54 a Detroit Democrat is charged with hiding a prison record and allegedly filing phony tax returns for over 1500 Detroit residents. He claimed the late New York lawyer Daniel Wilson West as his own and faces possible removal rules as the legislature prepares to convene next month.
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Detroit
Daniel W West
Michigan
West
Michigan House of Representatives
New York
U.S. Dist
Thomas P Thornton
Thomas W. Olara
West West
Daniel Wilson West
Éure
Four Crewmen Killed In Pease A F Base Jet Crash
A B47 bomber from Pease Air Force Base crashed two miles from the runway during a routine radar training flight, killing four crewmen Maj. Daniel J. Campion Jr Capt. Truman A. Burch Maj. John R. North and Capt. Bennie Ward Forrester. The aircraft exploded on impact in woods near Newington New Hampshire. The base reported the crash left two hunting cabins burned and crews investigating whether the blast occurred in the air or on impact.
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Newington
N.H
Pease Air Force Base
Woodland
Daniel J. Campion Jr
Portsmouth
Daniel J. Campion
Flushing
N.Y
Truman A. Burch
North Carlerol
John R. North
John R
Jacksonville Negro Students Boycott Public Schools
About half of Duval County Negro students joined a protest walkout in Jacksonville causing a $25,000 daily loss to the school system. Organized by James Daily, the boycott aims to pressure over crowded, inadequate classrooms and is expected to continue beyond Monday. Some residents oppose the action.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Fla
UPI
James Daily
The
Negro Baptist Ministers Brotherhood
Duval County
Thomas Bailey
Burglary Probe in Monroe Targets Butler's Shoe Store
Monroe police investigate a burglary at Butler's Shoe Store with about 100 dollars missing. Entrance was forced, door left open during a routine business check. Jesse Wright of Grambling arrested in a separate theft case and bond posted in Ruston. Ray Rainer of West Monroe charged with DWI and reckless driving after a 12:09 a.m. arrest.
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Monroe
Ruston
Jesse Wright
Grambling
West Monroe
Ray B. Rainer
Natchitoches St
Natchitoches Street
Monroe Morning World Saturday Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Local briefs from Monroe Morning World cover community events, school updates, and upcoming meetings. Highlights include a town hall on Monday, a charity drive at the church, and sports results from Saturday with names of teams and scores.
Good Advice Passed On To President
President Johnson recalled whispered counsel from the First Lady at a White House dinner with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He said the wife urged careful judgement and to use plenty of tea as they greeted guests, noting he had tried to follow her advice.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Harold Wilson
Italian Soldier Loses Hands in Terror Attack
Italian soldier Paolo Zanella, 22, in civilian clothes, arrived at Bolzano with both hands severed. He claimed South Tyrolean terrorists bound him to railway tracks and a train cut off his hands. Police consider reprisal linked to Josef Kerschbaumer’s Verona prison death.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Paolo Zanella
Bolzano-Merano
Zanella
Verona
Josef Kerschbaumer
Kerschbaumer
Hiroshima Pilot Declared Insane by Jury
Galveston Texas AP jurors deliberated 14 minutes to find Claude R Eatherly 46 insane for the 12 25 bank theft while he flew reconnaissance over Hiroshima and radioed the all clear Experts linked his legal troubles to guilt from the atomic raid and he faces committed indefinitly to a state hospital with his family present during the verdict
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Galveston
Tex
Claude R. Eatherly
Air Force
Hiroshima
Mario Dell’Osso
Eatherly
B. W
FCC Chief Calls Education TV to Bridge Content Gap
Chairman E William Henry urged overcoming Americas culture gap by expanding educational television. He told educators to provide choice and act as a stimulus in a medium driven by advertiser dollars, noting commercial TV limits and urging ED TV to fill the void.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
E. William Henry
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Wallace Wall Jr
Pease
Wall
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News-Star—World
Kentucky Bourbon
Aicient
America
Frankfort
Henry
Wiebke Thomsen
University of Texas Medcal Branch
Andrew Z. Baker
Oenes
Mobile Cold
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Fred Frantom
Calvert Frantom
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Pine
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