Soviet Spy Charges Rise as Red Star Attacks Attaches
Moscow dispatch says Red Star criticizes new and old espionage charges against American and British military attaches. It cites alleged snooping in Soviet areas and photo taking near banned zones, naming Bracken, Babbitt, Colgan and others. It also repeats past restrictions and accuses officials of cover stories regarding the Odessa drinking incident.
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Moscow
Red Star
London
Washington
Odessa
Navy
Leonard Bracken
Frank Babbitt
David Colgan
Murmansk
Bracken
James Filandrigan
Cmdr
Stuart Savage
James F. Smith
Air Force
Rostov
Batumi
Savage
Leningrad
A. N. Davis
U.S
Edgar Smith
U.S. Air Force
Edmund Zvetina
Tula
State Department
Rockefeller No Longer Leader Of Moderates
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals readiness to back a moderate candidate and pledge his delegate strength to a coalition. A Washington dispatch says Rockefeller, beaten by Barry Goldwater in California, cannot lead the moderate campaign against Goldwater and urged leaders in key states to take the initiative to stop Goldwater's nomination.
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NEW York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Times
Washington
Rockefeller
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Democrats Crush GOP Slush Fund For Foreign Aid
In Washington AP reports Democratic leaders attack a Republican plan for a special presidential fund for short term foreign aid. Rep. Thomas E. Morgan calls enlarging the contingency fund redundant. Rep. Otto Passman warns against blanket powers, saying Congress must decide and that bureaucrats would spend the money.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Yugoslavia
Cambodia
Buckley enters race for Ouachita Parish School Board
C E Buckley of 1215 St John Dr Monroe announces for re election to Ouachita Parish School Board Ward 3 in the July 25 Democratic primary seeking his third term. He vows to hire top teachers, booster lunch programs, and pay bus drivers well while working with officials to keep the system best in the state.
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C. E. Buckley
Ouachita Parish
Buckley
Monroe
First Baptist Church of
St. John Drive
Fingerprint Training For Monroe Officer At LSU
Patrolman John N. Hamilton Jr. of the Monroe Police Department attends a five day latent fingerprint school at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. The course from the Law Enforcement Institute covers detection photographing lifting and identification of fingerprints.
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John N. Hamilton Jr
Monroe Police Department
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Law Enforcement Institute
Moore Family Reunion Set for June 14 at Bernstein Park
The Moore family plans a June 14 reunion at Bernstein Park with a picnic lunch. Most members trace roots to Moore Ridge in Richland Parish and have lived there for many years.
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Moore
Bernstein Park
Moore Ridge
Richland Parish
Exile Leader Vows Return To Homeland
Manuel Ray Cuban exile anti Castro leader says he will return soon from Nassau after being detained by British authorities on a deportation for illegal firearms possession. Ray and seven companions headed for Miami claiming Cuba as destination. he cites wartime conditions delaying May 20 infiltration.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Caribbean
Ray
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Revolutionary Junta
Miami
Nelia Sanchez
Castro
Jersey Youth Charged With Threatening LBJ
Michael Allen Young, 18, of Wildwood New Jersey, arrested by Secret Service on charges of threatening President Johnson. A letter mailed May 27 from Rio Grande allegedly vowed to “get Johnson like Lee Harvey Oswald got Kennedy.” A .22 rifle and a .32 pistol were found in his bedroom. He claimed no gang ties and recently left Navy service after three weeks.
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Camden
N.J
Michael Allen Young
Wildwood
Secret Service
Johnson
Young
Donald C. Brett
Charles L. Rudd
U.S
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Brett
Rio Grande
Rudd
Teen's homework stretches as long as dishes take
A light humorous note finds a teenage girl finishing her homework in the same span as her mother completes the dishwashing. The parallel eases a common household rhythm, reflecting everyday family life with a gentle chuckle.
Teenage killer admits five slayings in four states
Kalamazoo Michigan reports 19 year old Larry Lee Ranes confessed to five murders in Nevada Indiana Kentucky and Michigan. He was arraigned on a murder charge in the weekend death of Gary Smock in Plymouth Michigan and waived examination for a circuit court. Police tied a .22 pistol to the cases and noted two victims named Charles Snider and Vernon Labenne among the confessions.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
UPI
Nevada
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Larry Lee Ranes
Gary Albert Smock
Plymouth
Elkhart
Ind
Las Vegas
Nev
Ranes
Charles E. Snider
Vernon Labenne
Southfield
Battle Creek
Banes
Arthur Booth
Booth
Nixon backs Scranton as Goldwater running mate
Former Vice President Richard Nixon said Governor William Scranton would be the best vice presidential choice if Barry Goldwater secures the GOP nomination. Nixon praised Scranton's liberal stance as a balance to Goldwater's conservatism and noted geographic balance for a strong ticket. Scranton said he would run with Goldwater only if delegates draft him at the convention.
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Richard M. Nixon
Long Island
Javits
Garden City
N.Y
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Scranton
Arizona
Harrisburg
Goldwater
GOP
William E. Miller
Steven B. Derounian
R-N.y
Johnson
New Hampshire
Oregon
California
Thundershower Outlook For Monroe Area
Forecast indicates some moisture and possible thundershower activity in the Monroe area late this afternoon or tonight. Otherwise the sky will be partly cloudy with no significant temperature changes through Saturday. Winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs 85 to 89, lows 62 to 67. Thursday's high 85, overnight low 60. Showers.
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Monroe
Large African Elephant Reaches Great Size Figures
The large full African elephant may reach a height of 11 feet and weigh 6 to 8 tons, according to the encyclopedia.
Romney Informed Law Upholds Plant Shutdown
Gov George Romney was told by Atty Gen Frank Kelley that he has legal power to shut down the Essex Wire Corp. plant in Hillsdale Michigan again amid a 98 day old strike. Troops were recalled, talks with the International Union of Electrical Workers and the company resumed, with progress claimed on minor issues and renewed goals to settle major ones.
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Republican Critical Issues Council
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Republican Platform Committee
GOP
San Francisco
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Atty
Frank Kelley
Essex Wire Corp
Hillsdale
National
Kelley
Romney
International Union of Electrical Workers
Malcolm R. Lovell Jr
State Labor Mediation Board
Lovell
Essex
Demonstrations Planned Again In Tuscaloosa
In downtown Tuscaloosa race protests resumed as about 40 youths, mostly Negro teens, were lightly burned by squirts of mustard oil during a prior demonstration. Nine youths were treated at Druid City Hospital. police were not reported treated. Led by the Tuscaloosa Citizens of Action Committee, protests target segregated lunch counters and discriminatory hiring.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Druid City
Citizens of Action Committee
Rev. T. Y. Rogers
King Deliberates on Ending Segregation in St Augustine Quadricentennial
In St Augustine Florida Dr Martin Luther King Jr and SCLC officials meet to plan measures to ensure the city does not celebrate its quadricentennial as a segregated community. King vows action to end segregation as the anniversary approaches.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Tropical low in southeastern Gulf moves northward toward Florida
A tropical low in the southeastern Gulf of Mexico was centered about 270 miles west of Key West at 11 a.m. EST, moving northward at roughly 12 miles per hour, according to the latest AP bulletin from Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Key West
McKeithen names Walden as state hospital director
Baton Rouge AP reports Gov. John McKeithen appointed R. B. Walden, 63, a long time state official, to lead the state hospital system. The move comes as Walden brings 24 years of service to the post and oversees mental health care.
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Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
R. B. Walden
Operation May Set Pattern For Future
Operation west of Tay Ninh combined U S and Vietnamese special forces in a three day scorched earth mission along the Vaico Oriental River near Cambodia. About 1 000 tons of rice and large quantities of animals were destroyed as the Viet Cong supply network was razed. The plan involved 25 armed and ten troop carrying helicopters with roughly 300 Vietnamese special forces, 200 Rangers and 20 American advisers in a highly coordinated effort aimed at crippling Viet Cong bases and sustenance.
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Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
Vaico Oriental
Cambodia
U.S
Grow Your Home Dollar with Local Want Ads
Look around for unused items like cribs lamps bookcases and more. Sell through the News Star World Want Ad and earn money from things you no longer use.
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News- Star—World
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