Shooting and Fire Kill Three in New York Home
A former mental patient, Marvin Rosen, 29, killed his aunt and uncle in East Meadows with rifle fire and set their split level home ablaze with gasoline bombs. Their daughters Lorraine 14 and Michele 13 were wounded but expected to survive. Rosen died in the flames. a rifle and another weapon were found.
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East Meadows
N.Y
Marvin Rosen
Brooklyn
Albert Mittleman
Blanche
Lorraine
Michele
Meadowbrook Hospital
Rosen
Mittleman
Louisiana lawmakers seek quick vote on $60 million deficit bond
Lawmakers return to Baton Rouge for a possible Sunday floor vote on Gov. Jimmie Davis deficit bond issue. House committee sent the measure back with a favorable report. Davis plans a 7:30 p.m. joint session as copies of the budget arrive.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Capitol
Jimmie H. Davis
Davis
House
T. T. Fields
Farmerville
Judiciary B
Fields
Rockefeller Defends Courage Over Tuition Question
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller angrily defended his courage during a Cortland visit. He told a student newspaper critic he has the guts to do what he believes is right and backed the Cortland trustees as they decide tuition policy. He noted he rejected a state veterans bonus and supported tax increases.
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Cortland
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Cortland County
State University College At
Teachers College
Louis Gilmore
Mahopac
Gilmore
Gl Loans To Run Out July 25th
Baton Rouge AP reports July 25 is the deadline for some World War II veterans to apply for GI loans. Hal Burgess, director of state veterans affairs, said other veterans have later deadlines. The final date under any condition is July 25, 1967. For Korean veterans the earliest deadline is January 1967.
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Baton Rouge
Hal Burgess
State Veterans Affairs
Brad ford couple welcome son David Lane
Mr and Mrs Ben L Bradford Jr announce the birth of a son named David Lane at 3 am Thursday at St Francis Hospital. This is their second child and first son. Ben Bradford is a photographer for the News Star World and a part time student at Northeast Louisiana State College.
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Ben L. Bradford, Jr
David Lane
St. Francis Hospital
Ben
News-Star—World
Northeast Louisiana State College
Biologist Jim Davis Attends Monroe Hatchery Meeting
Monroe Fish Hatchery biologist Jim Davis attends a meeting in Little as noted on CHIT-CHAT page 2A.
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Jim Davis
Monroe Fish Hatchery
Little
Rainy Season To Benefit Thai Defenders
Washington reports the rainy season will aid American soldiers and Marines defending Thailand's Mekong border with Laos. From now to mid September daily rains will swell the Mekong, hindering air operations and tank moves, as U.S. forces guard a roughly 500 mile arc from Uben to Ubon with limited manpower and reliance on troop transport.
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Washington
Thailand
Mekong
Laos
Pathet Lao
U.S
Uben
Vientiane
Ubon
Cambodia
Uden
Dutch Shoot Down Plane in West New Guinea Action
The Dutch government in Hollandia reports Indonesian air force transport DC3 was shot down in the sea south of Fak Fak during a fresh attack on West New Guinea. The plane was downed by air defense units during an infiltration attempt.
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Hollandia
West New Guiena
UPI
Fak
Caroline's Mounts Ponies Survive Luxury Charges
Washington AP report notes Rep H R Gross questions use of White House police for ponies and nursemaid rumor. The kennedy ponies Macaroni Tex are cared for by head gardener Robert Redmond's team at Glen Ora Virginia, with occasional Washington arrivals via trailer.
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Washington
Macaroni
Tex
Caroline Kennedy
H. R. Gross
R Lowa
White House
Air Force
Robert Redmond
Pennsylvania Avenue
Glenora
Kennedy
Virginia
Resumption Of Payments To Laos Talked
Washington reports the United States is weighing resuming monthly 3 million payments to Laos if the Boun Oum government pushes negotiations for a neutralist coalition. Gen Phoumi Nosavan, the strongman in Vientiane, faces a possible shakeup as Kennedy officials reportedly lose confidence in him. U.S. aid was halted in February to pressure Phoumi to drop conditions for a national union government.
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Washington
United States
Laos
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Kennedy
Phoumi
National Union
Prince Boun Oum
U.S
Carpenter In Fine Shape For Orbital Flight
Cape Canaveral Fla AP Carpenter in excellent physical shape and with a bright mental outlook prepared for the final phase of preparations for his orbital mission aboard Aurora 7. Project Mercury officials said launch plans remain on track for Saturday with weather radar on the Atlantic landing area east of Bermuda. Seas in the recovery zone were reported at 11 feet. Carpenter and backup Cmdr Walter M Schirra Jr. are in top physical condition according to Dr William Douglas. Carpenter, 37, 5 foot 10, 155 pounds, has long favored trampoline swimming and weight lifting as conditioning. A dress rehearsal was set as Carpenter prepared for liftoff to recovery following Glenn's flight plan.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Project Mercury
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
William Douglas
Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Scott
Carenter
John H. Glenn Jr
Gienn
Alimony Ruled Out For Third Wife Of Heir
Darien Ga AP The third wife of Richard J Reynolds reacted with disappointment as an all male jury awarded him a divorce and denied alimony. Muriel Greenough Reynolds 48 said justice would triumph. Attorneys filed a motion for a new trial after the Georgia Supreme Court overturned a prior decree granting alimony of 1042 dollars monthly.
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Darien
Richard J. Reynolds
Muriel ‘Marston
Laurence Greenough Reynolds
Georgia Supreme Court
Reynolds
Annemarie Schmitt
Weather sketch notes warm spell through Friday
Fair skies bring warm temperatures with highs near 90 and a low around 64 to 68. Humidity index peaks around 79. Wednesday reached 88 with a 65 low. Sunset is 7 01 p m and sunrise Friday at 5 08 a m.
Two Negro Couples and Five Children Head to Hyannis Port
SHREVEPORT LA AP Two Black families and five children head north on a Freedom Bus bound for Hyannis Port Massachusetts, funded by the Louisiana Citizens' Council. The group includes Johnny Watson and Mack Johnson Jr with their families, ages from three months to nine years. Watson seeks work in Hyannis Port and praises the council for support. Johnson hopes for heavy equipment work and expresses gratitude for the travel aid.
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Shreveport
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Louisiana Citizens’ Council
Bill Rutledge
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnny Watson
Mack Johnson Jr
Watson
Sturgis
Johnson
Citizen's Council
Allies to Send More Marines Land to Guard Thailand
Battle-equipped American Marines landed in Bangkok to deter communist aggression as part of a Southeast Asia alliance push. 1,400 Marines aboard the USS Point Defiance and Navarre plus 400 on Valley Forge arrived, with 1,200 Army support already in country. Total U.S. forces in Thailand near 5,000 as regional tensions rise.
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U. S
Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
U.S
Dawee Chullasapa
Klong Toey
LSD
Point Defiance
Navarre
Valley Forge
Don Muang
Mekong River
Fred A. Steele
Ventura
Calif
Marine
Hawaii
Okinawa
U.S. Army
James L. Richardson
Pacific
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ameri
Rusk Pushes Broad JFK Tariff Negotiating Power
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Congress to grant President Kennedy wide authority to cut tariffs saying it could boost U S exports and strengthen national security. Agency notes that Freeman highlighted farmers support as one fourth of exports are agricultural and total exports reach about 20 billion. The administration seeks power to negotiate with the six nation European Common Market.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Kennedy
Congress
Rusky
Rusk
Conference On Trade Policy
Orville L. ‘Freeman
Freeman
Today I Chuckle at the Fountain of Knowledge
A light column observes students choosing humor over study as they drink at the fountain of knowledge and others prefer lighthearted gargling jokes.
Unidentified caller claims theft from tax office
In Goldsboro North Carolina an unknown caller boasted to police of stealing 25.98 dollars from the city tax office. Investigators found a desk drawer pried open in the same building as the Police Department confirming a break in.
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Goldsboro, N
UPI
Californians Lift Political Debris in GOP Primary
Political geographers study California's Republican primary to gauge the split between moderates and ultraconservatives. June 5 results and the November election will reveal if the schism is a tremor or a major upheaval, with Southern California a key battleground for Nixon and far-right factions.
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Los Angeles
California
San Andreas
Bible Belt
Midwest
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
GOP
Plane crash in Kenya linked to Project Mercury
WASHINGTON AP A US transport plane crashed on a Kenyan mountain en route to a Mercury contingency site. Seventeen aboard reportedly killed including crew and possible passengers. The wreckage burned on impact and was found near Nairobi. NASA said it had no information on agency personnel aboard.
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Washington
Kenya
Air Force
Nairobi
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Project Mercury
Evreaux
France
322Nd Air Division
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Africa
Morocco
Nigeria
Rhodesia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nuclear SNAP-11 heater powers moon landings in surveyor mission
AEC chairman Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg announced progress on SNAP-11 a nuclear powered heating and electrical generator for Surveyor spacecraft using curium-242 fuel. The device will supply power to instruments and heat during lunar night supporting unmanned moon surface exploration planned to begin in 1964.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Glenn T. Seaborg
Commission
Civilian Space Agency
Surveyor
Moon
Seaborg
Washington, D.C
American Ordnance Association
Scallop Eyes Mirrored in Human Eye Structure Says Mi ami Seaquarium
The common scallop reportedly has 32 blue eyes. Researchers at Mi ami Seaquarium describe the eyes as similar in structure to human eyes, highlighting surprising anatomical parallels.
SOLD Ask about our seven day vote with cancellation privileges
Real estate notice touts a seven day voting option with cancellation privileges. It emphasizes flexible terms and encourages inquiries to learn specifics of the option. The brief hints at buyer advantage and a limited time frame for action.
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