Reluctant Witness Hopes Not To Testify In Reed Murder Case
In Selma, Alabama, R B Kelly, one of four charged in the fatal beating of Rev. James J. Reed, signals reluctance to testify against three co-defendants. Prosecutors vow to place him on the stand, while a prior witness was ruled mentally incompetent.
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Selma
Ala
Boston
R.B. Kelly
James J. Reed
Atty
Blanchard McLeod
McLeod
Kelly
Elmer L. Cook
Namon O'Neal Hoggle
William Stanley Hoggle
Reed
Joseph T. Pilcher
Edgar W. Stripling
Silver Moon Cafe
Caldwell Debardeleben
Stripling
James Reed
Mass
Writers Sinyavsky and Daniel Held for Investigation
Moscow AP reports the Soviet government says writers Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuri Daniel are under investigation for alleged crimes tied to their published works smuggled to the West for publication.
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Moscow
Andrei Sinyavsky
Yuri Daniel
Britain proposes 12 nation appeal to end Viet Nam fighting
In London a draft message to North Viet Nam urges peace talks and accuses Hanoi of expanding aid to Viet Cong, increasing military supplies and violating Laos neutrality. The plan, sent to the Soviet government, seeks co-sponsorship by nine former peace delegates plus India, Canada and Poland.
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Britain
London
Britain Today
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Laos
Soviet Union
Geneva
Moscow
United States
U.S
Viet Nam
Moscow brands American actions as bandit war
The article notes Russia calling for international condemnation of United States actions in a conflict Moscow terms the bandit war. It references Geneva nations and the diplomatic stance surrounding the dispute.
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Geneva Nations
Moscow
Detroit teachers sign first contract after strike threat
The Detroit Board of Education and the Detroit Federation of Teachers AFL-CIO signed a contract covering 10,000 public school teachers. Negotiated after the union's bargaining rights victory, it sets salaries from 5500 a year for a starting teacher with a master's to 10300 in the 12th year for a doctor’s degree holder.
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Detroit
Detroit Board of Education
Detroit Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Detroit Education Association
Wintertime Shortcake With Berries and Coconut
Layer thawed drained frozen berries between white cake layers. Frost with sweetened whipped cream and sprinkle with grated coconut.
Service S/Sgt Thomas Lee Peterson Sends Address From Germany
The Service S/Sgt Thomas Lee Peterson, joined by wife Cheryl Guard and their son in Germany, has mailed home an address listing RA 16699608 Hq and S A C Co Hq USA SAE S-4 APO New York NY 09757 with post office details.
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Thomas Lee Peterson
Cheryl Guard
Germany
S.A.C. Co
USA
Sae
S-4
Apo
New York
N. Y
Soldier Sends Home Address From Fort Carson
Pvt. David Harper US 55860858 writes his family from B. Troop 4th Squadron 12th Cavalry Fort Carson Colorado sending his new mailing address and unit details.
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Pvt
David Harper
B. Troop
12Th Cavalry
Fort Carson
Colo
Woman Elected Vice President in West Germany Parliament
Dr. Maria Probst, 63, of the Christian Social Union Bavarian wing, becomes the first woman named as a vice president of West Germany’s Bundestag. The assembly, home to Bundestag deputies, selected four vice presidents in total including Probst.
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Bonn
West Germany
Bundestag
Maria Probst
The
Christian Social Union
Christian Democratic Party
Three Escape Serious Injury In Illinois Road Crash
Three motorists, including Edward A. Runge of Urbana, escaped serious harm after two cars collided near the Illinois 113 junction with Illinois 47 at noon today. Runge suffered a minor eye laceration. Alfred W. Henkel and wife bruised but uninjured enough to seek care. Henkel’s car struck a pole after the initial impact. Runge, an University of Illinois faculty member, was en route to Ottawa to give a program. a movie projector in his car was badly damaged. Sheriff Olson and Deputy Hendrickson assisted at the scene with Finland Ambulance Service.
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Illinois 47
Edward A. Runge
Runge
Henkel
University of Illinois
Ottawa
John E. G. Olson
George Henderickson
Finland
Driver cited on I 80 for speeding in 70 mph zone
Richard P. Kjellesvick, 19, of 922 E. Douglas St., ticketed two miles east of Illinois 47 on Interstate 80 for 80 mph. Trooper Herschel Goken issued the ticket. Kjellesvick, driver of a 1966 Plymouth, to appear December 18 in magistrate court.
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Richard P. Kjellesvick
E. Douglas St
Illinois
Herschel Goken
Kjellesvick
Kidney Danger Signals and Quick Relief Promotion
Ad warns of kidney danger from frequent urination pain and backaches. Claims a tonic diuretic product named BUKETS will increase and regulate passage in four days, offering a 39 cent refund at drug counters and selling today at all drug stores.
Large Reptile Found Dead Near Beech Ave Mor ris
Conservation Inspector James Carkhuff found a six feet eight inch constrictor type snake dead on Beech Ave near the railroad east of Morris. Residents called in the sighting. The snake had dark patterned skin, no injuries, and was likely dead for 24 hours.
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James Carkhuff
Beech Ave
Morris
Inspector Carkhuff
Darkhuff
Burglary on Butler Street Steals Cash from Vacant Home
Police report details a burglary in the 1200 block of Butler Street. A back door was forced and $300 in dimes plus $18 in bills were taken while the residence was vacant between 6:30 and 8 p.m. Wednesday. Occupant Joseph Bates reported the theft at 8:17 p.m. Police Chief Donald Ward provided limited details on the money’s location.
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Butler St
Joseph Bates
Donald Ward
Judgment Entered Against Superior Products Manufacturing
A default judgment of 566.75 dollars was entered Wednesday by Associate Circuit Judge Robert Malmquist for the plaintiff Superior Products Manufacturing.
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Robert Malmquist
Superior Products Manufacturing
Petersons in Minneapolis Fail to Appear in Suit Over Refrigerator
In Minneapolis, Wayne and Jeanette Peterson did not appear as defendants in a case filed by Dunn and Hayes law firm. The complaint, dated November 23, alleges a July 29 1964 contract for a refrigerator cooler at 653 dollars, with 566.75 dollars due including interest and costs.
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Dunn and Hayes Law Firm
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