Murder on Night Ride Slaying Rocks Bogalusa
Ernest Ray McElveen waives extradition to face murder charges in the slaying of a Washington Parish deputy sheriff near Bogalusa Louisiana as night riders and hate groups spark tension. Deputy O Neal Moore shot in the head, Creed Rogers wounded. McElveen was moved from a Tyler Mississippi jail to Franklinton Louisiana. Authorities probe a black pickup with Confederate flag decal linked to the shooting. Governor McKeithen and Archbishop Cody condemn the violence and vow justice while clergy console the deputy s widow.
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Bogalusa
Ernest Ray McElveen
Tylertown
Miss
Louisiana
MccElveen
Washington Parish
Franklinton
McElveen
Here
O'Neal Moore
Creed Rogers
La. 21
Rogers
Moore
Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
John P. Cody
New Orleans
U S Judge Harold Cox Criticized by Appeals Court
NEW ORLEANS AP The U S Circuit Court of Appeals rebuked Mississippi judge Harold Cox for targeting Negro lawyer R Jess Brown in a court inquisition during desegregation cases. The court found no unprofessional conduct by Brown and voided Coxs costs against him, noting no justification for costs. Earlier, the Supreme Court denied Coxs appeal against U S Attorney Hauberg over a contempt dispute connected to indictments in civil rights worker cases.
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New Orleans
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Appeals
Harold Cox
Jackson
R. Jess Brown
Cox
Brown
Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Atty
Robert Hauberg
Hauberg
Philadelphia
Miss
Supreme Court
Leake County
Soviet Version Describes Juvenile Delinquents as Misguided Youth
New York report quotes Akos Valentin, a pseudonym, claiming Russia uses the term misguided youth. Valentin, who allegedly spent two years at Ufa corrective camp, recalls stealing cigarettes from a factory foreman when he was 16. The piece contrasts Soviet terminology with Western views on juvenile offenders.
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New York
UPI
Russia
Akos Valentin
Coronet
Valentin
Ufa
Bashkir Autonomous Republic
Moscow
Chuckle Quiz: People Know More When Told Than Asked
A humorous observation notes that some individuals reveal more knowledge when you tell them something rather than when you pose a question. The quip contrasts communicative styles and hints at a common social behavior.
Rotary couple attends 56th annual convention in Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs Herb Moffett of 1514 Cedar Street West Monroe just attended the 56th annual Rotary International convention in Atlantic City They will tour the East visiting sights such as the World's Fair in New York and plan to return home about June 17 They also intend to visit Washington D C Page 3 A
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Herb” Moffett
Cedar St
West Monroe
Rotary International
Atlantic City
New York
Washington, D. C
Charles B. Braun 72 Monroe civic leader dies in Monroe
Charles B. Braun retired Monroe City Court clerk died early today at St. Francis Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral plans awaiting relative, Mulhearn Funeral Home in charge. He served 30 years as adjutant of L. B. Faulk Post 13 American Legion and directed Pelican Boys State activities. Survived by widow Alice H. Braun daughter Mrs. Ralph Cowan Jr sister Mrs. Lucille Blake four grandchildren. Braun was a World War I veteran and church member.
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Charles B
Bert) Braun
Emerson St
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Braun
L. B. Faulk Post 13
American Legion
the Legion Post
Pelican Boys State
Masonic Lodge
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Christian Science Church
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Alice H. Braun
Ralph Cowan Jr
Sanford, Fla
Lucille Blake
Sedalia
Murder Trial Goes To Jury
In Pasadena California the four week murder trial of Timothy Nicholson aged 22 ends as the Superior Court jury deliberates. The defendant is accused of fatally shooting his twin brother and co heir. Possible verdicts include acquittal, first or second degree murder, voluntary or involuntary manslaughter, or a hung jury leading to a possible retrial.
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Pasadena
Calif
Timothy Nicholson
Superior Court
Mother Sees Sons Graduate From Two Service Academies
Arlington mother Mrs Raymond W Vogel Jr arranged early dual graduations for her sons Cadets Timothy J Vogel at West Point and Frederick J Vogel at Annapolis after five months of determination. Rear Adm Brush and his wife join in the trip as their son also graduates. A New Jersey- area couple pursued a similar plan to attend both ceremonies.
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Annapolis
Raymond W. Vogel Jr
Vogel
Arlington
Timothy J. Vogel
West Point
N.Y
Frederick J. Vogel
Frederick James Brush
Brush
Naval Operations
Pentagon
William J. Brush
Marines Kill 19 Viet Cong In Skirmishes
In Da Nang to Phu Bai area, Marines reported 19 Viet Cong killed and 11 wounded, while 2 Marines died and 19 were wounded. Government casualties for the day and Thursday reached at least 239 killed, wounded, or missing as fighting spread across South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang-Phu Bai
Leathernecks
National Legislative Council
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khae Suu
Suu
Quat
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
United States
North Viet Nam
Reds
Lao Thien
Ships Arrive At Dunkerque For Ceremonies
DUNKERQUE FRANCE AP The first of the Dunkerque evacuation fast fleet arrives for anniversary ceremonies as the medium and slow fleets follow. Skipper John Hawkes 79 of Ramsgate lifeguards recalls guiding a row boat that evacuated troops in 1940 spending two nights at oars before being wounded. His group of seven Ramsgate lifeboats carried 2800 men off the beaches during the nine day operation.
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Dunkerque
France
John Hawkes
Ramsgate
Hawkes
Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast For Monroe Area
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts partly cloudy skies through Saturday with a few thundershowers affecting about 20 percent of Monroe area Saturday afternoon. Rainfall is expected to total 0.25 to 0.50 inches. Highs near 88 to 92, lows tonight 68 to 72. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Monroe
Big Bill Faces Legislature In Two Thirds Bond Vote
Gov. MecKeithen returns to a busy weekend with the Legislature and a major push for a two thirds majority on bond issues. The House backed a revenue bill to raise 10 million by tightening sales tax collection, while debate continued on wage and overtime measures for state workers. The governor also planned speeches, a tidelands meeting, and a $60 million federal settlement proposal amid opposition from one Mineral Board member.
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Sam Hanna
John J. MecKeithen
Solons
Columbia
McKeithen
House
Senate
Sen
A. C. Clemons
Jennings
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Clemons
Public Affairs Research Council
Spirits Are High Aboard Capsule Gemini 4
Houston AP astronaut James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II enter day two of Gemini 4 amid lively spirits and resume flight plan adherence after White’s spacewalk. Mission Control signals favorable conditions for the 97 hour 50 minute flight, with a planned 12:06 p.m. EST landing Monday in the Atlantic 400 miles southwest of Bermuda if no hitches arise. White reports additional details of his 20 minute EVA during orbit No. 3 to capsule communicator Virgil Grissom.
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Houston
Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
White
Mission Control Center
America
Houston Control Center
Virgil J. Grissom
Space
Grissom
Hawks
McDivitt
Mike
Falcons
Houston Post
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
John Hodge
Hodge
Johnson pleads for peace as Marines leave Dominican Republic
President Johnson urged a Soviet peace consensus at a Chicago fundraiser while ordering the departure of the last 2,100 Marines from Santo Domingo. He spoke amid Viet Nam tensions with reports of Soviet bomber activity near Hanoi. The move leaves about 13,700 U.S. troops in the country under OAS control, part of a broader pullout from the Dominican crisis.
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Chicago
U. S
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Saigon
Soviet Union
United States
Johnson
Leathernecks
U.S. Army
Santo Domingo
Organization of American States
OAS
Beatle Haircuts Fade as Long Hair Loses Steam
AP survey finds long stringy hair falling out of fashion with teens citing heat and Beatles fatigue. School officials in Dallas and Kansas City report decline, while Florida and California surfers keep the look with bleached, sunbleached strands. Barbers note a shift to longer hair only in front for some youths.
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New York
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Bill Evans
Westport High School
Kansas City
Fiohda
Mike Chase
Miami-Dade
Bill Alheim
Chase
Miami- Dade
Florida
California
Hugh Savage
Norman Moss
Atlanta
The
Georgia Professional Barbers’ Association
No Commuting For This Job
Albany Times Union received a call from a man asking if astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II would remain aloft for four days and whether they stay up there at night. The caller pressed for further confirmation on their mission and its hours.
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Albany
N.Y
Albany Times-Union
James A. MecDivitt
Edward H. White II
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