Police hunt for clues in Bogalusa deputy slaying
Louisiana offered a 25000 reward for information leading to conviction in the night rider slaying of Deputy Oneal Moore and wounding of Deputy Creed Rogers in Bogalusa. FBI agents joined state and county officers in the probe as tensions rose in the town.
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Bogalusa
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
Oneal Moore
Creed Rogers
New Orleans
FBI
Doyle Holliday
McKeithen
Army Reservists From 3 States Muster At Polk
Army reservists from Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma of the 95th division began their annual two week training at Fort Polk Louisiana. The first muster set a record and no fatalities were reported though a light rain fell later in the day. Oklahoma led with 1528 men in 65 units followed by Louisiana and Arkansas.
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Fort Polk
UPI
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Business Display Set At NLSC
An exhibit of business machines will be shown in the main lounge of the College Union Building at Northeast Louisiana State College today in connection with an Office Management Workshop opening at the college. Dr Ruth Bruner director says nine or ten firms will exhibit equipment. the public is invited. The workshop faculty includes six regular School of Business Administration members with additional college personnel and Monroe and New Orleans business executives as consultants.
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College Union
Louisiana State College
Ruth Bruner
School of Business Administration
Monroe
New Orleans
Rallies by Ku Klux Klan Across Three States
Robed Klan members staged rallies in Georgia North Carolina and Alabama during the weekend attacking civil rights groups desegregation and President Johnson. Thousands gathered in multiple cities while a separate Birmingham ceremony honored four girls killed in 1963. Police counted about 500 Klansmen in Atlanta and 1,000 spectators. other gatherings drew thousands in North Carolina. A wreath at a federal building drew silent crowds as Klan leaders claimed civil rights groups and Zionist Jews control the government. A $25,000 reward was offered in Bogalusa for killer information about deputy O Neal Moore and deputy Creed Rogers.
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Associated Press
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
National Council of Churches
Civil
Johnson
Atlanta
Federal Building
Matt Murphy
Birmingham
Ala
James Reed
Boston
Selma
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Kinston
N.C
New Bern
Trenton
Tobacco
New York
Council
Linden
Bob Creel
Bessemer
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Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Wales
England
Cardiff
David Cole
David Petts
Albert Boutwell
William Hamilton
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Bogalusa
Oneal Moore
Moore
Creed Rogers
Rogers
New Orleans
Dollar Gains Boost As Outflow Dips In 1965
The American dollar strengthens as it buys more foreign currency and gold. Private capital outflow has slowed since early 1965 after a push by U.S. banks and corporations. Analysts warn gains may be temporary as the balance of payments deficit persists and first quarter data suggest a possible $2 billion annualized deficit.
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Europe
U.S
Johnson
Treasury
Born Yesterday star Judy Holliday dies at 42
Judy Holliday, Oscar winning star of Born Yesterday, died in New York at 42 after a long cancer struggle. The actress, famed for Billie Dawn, had undergone cancer surgery in 1961 and entered Mt. Sinai Hospital on May 26. She rose from Broadway to film, earning the 1951 best actress Oscar and leaving a lasting mark on theater and cinema.
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Judy Holliday
Junk Dealer
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Arnold R. Krakower
Billie Dawn
Miss Holliday
Stendahl and
Proust
Jean Arthur
Philadelphia
Miss Holiday
The
Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences
Judy
Orson Welles
Mercury Theater
Seaboard
Village Vanguard
Spivy's
Hollywood
David Oppenheim
Jonathan
Gerry Mulligan
Dakota
Central Park West
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Mobile homes edge toward Pacific cliffs in California slip
In Pacific Palisades near the sea three $100,000 mobile homes have toppled and two more plus two apartments, including Ben F. Prusek’s, were damaged as earth slippage widens. Damage exceeds $1 million. The cause remains unknown though water is blamed by residents. An adjacent $1 million eight-unit building faces further danger.
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Los Angeles
Ben F. Prusek
Pacific Ocean
Prusek
California
Pacific Palisades
Walter Gotwals
Gotwals
Kansas Farm Boy Hunted In Bank Killings
Salina Kansas AP report: Duane Pope 22, a Kansas farm boy, is sought on federal charges for robbing Farmers State Bank of Big Springs Nebraska and wounding assistant cashier Franklin Kjeldgaard. Three bank employees were killed. Local attorney plans first degree murder and bank robbery charges. Authorities describe the suspect as well dressed with a crew cut.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
Duane Pope
Here
Roxbury
FBI
Farmers State Bank of
Big Springs
Neb
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Kjeldgaard
Denver
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glenn Hendrickson
Lois Ann Hothan
R. E. Richards
L County
Pope
Richards
Floyd Stahr
Air and ground forces score Viet Nam clashes
U S and Vietnamese planes destroyed a North Viet Nam radio station and hit a radar site, supply depot, barracks, and boats near Hon Nieu Island and Chap Le complex. Marines reported 80 Viet Cong killed, 60 wounded by artillery near Chu Lai. two Marine helicopters collided, three bodies recovered. Guards killed one Vietnamese and wounded another near Saigon billet. another suspect was arrested.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Hon Nieu Island
Chap le
Route 1
Vinh
South China Sea
New
Chu Lai
Iwo Jima
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