Multiple Events Reported From Ransacked Church To Mars Mission
A night raid on the First Methodist Church office on Wakeman’s Main Street left a screen removed and a window pried, with no apparent losses. Joe Molesky Jr. received a D-3 liquor permit for on premises service until 1am. NASA contracted Union Carbide for a helium refrigerator to cool tests at Lewis Center. Floods threaten Great Bend levees as Arkansas River swells and thousands evacuate. Algerian protests shadow Afro-Asian summit set to open with leaders uncertain. Mariner 4 heads for Mars with cautious expectations about photography from 134 million miles away.
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First Methodist Church
Seoul protest over Japan treaty disrupts streets with tear gas
Police fired tear gas to scatter about 1500 female university students protesting the treaty to normalize relations with Japan. Demonstrations spread across Seoul and other cities including Taejon Taegu Choonchon and Pusan. About 300 Sungkyunggswan University students clashed briefly with police before dispersal.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Japan
Tokyo
Taejon
Taegu
Choonchon
Pusan
Sungkyunggswan University
Alabama AG vows war on Ku Klux Klan in Alabama
Attorney General Richmond Flowers said his office opened a full investigation into the Ku Klux Klan describing the group as hooded killers dedicated to civil disorder. He accused Alabama voter registration laws of being inadequate and noted the Klan’s strong presence in the state.
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United Press International
Alabama
Ku Klux Klan
Richmond Flowers
Montgomery
Klan
Flowers
George Wallace
Weather Brief and Birth Notices
Variable cloudiness warm today with scattered showers or thunderstorms high 45 to 90 low 63 to 68. Thursday partly cloudy cooler. Five day forecast shows normal to above normal temps and daily afternoon showers. Birth notices list Richard Adams New London boy Charles Robbins New London girl James Hall New London RD 1 Niree as Danny Bryant Berlin Heights Amos Albright 66 Cedar St Paul Amon 68 Bethesda Md.
Furor over Teaching Of Evolution At Carmel High
Carmel Indiana debates Darwinism in biology class. Roy Love, new Carmel Clay teacher, promotes modern approach teaching Darwinism while a group of Fundamentalist ministers demands removal from curriculum. School board votes to continue curriculum through next year despite pressure.
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Carmel
UPI
Indianapolis
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
Carmel High School
Roy Love
Carmel-Clay
Dale Graham
Berlin Youth Drowns in Lake Erie Injury Tragedy
Donald Bryant 18 of Berlin Heights drowned while wading with friends in Lake Erie near Berlin Heights. John Moore and others attempted rescue but failed. Bryant's body was recovered hours later by a skin diver, authorities say. He was born in Berlin Heights and worked at Berlin Heights Fruitbox Co. Survived by parents Estell and parental family from Louisa Kentucky and siblings. Funeral planned in Louisa Kentucky with local arrangements in Berlin Heights.
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Berlin Heights
Donald Bryant
Main Road
Lake Erie
Here
John Moore
Bryant
Albert Maynard
Sgt
Denver Houser
Huron Police Department
Donald Leafgreen
George Sartor
Perkins
Moore
Larry Young
Clyde
Claude Mullins
Ace
Byrant
Berlin
Planes Hit Barracks in Moc Chau North Vietnam
U S Navy aircraft carried out two bombing raids on Moc Chau army barracks 80 miles southwest of Hanoi. The raids formed part of a broader operation with 52 sorties today as ground fighting left over 200 Viet Cong dead. The first raid used 12 tons of bombs with a follow up of 17 tons. direct hits were reported on several buildings as the assault forced Communist forces back from Saigon.
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Saigon
VPS
U.S. Navy
North
Viet Nam
Moc Chau
Hanoi
U.S
South
Red China
Works Bill Passes House for 1966 Funds in 13th District
Congressman Charles A. Mosher announced the public works appropriation bill passed the House for fiscal year 1966 with 13th district funds intact. It includes 45000 for the south shore of Lake Erie survey, 2200000 for Lorain harbor, 160000 for Fremont Flood Control design planning, 160000 for operation and maintenance, and 75000 for Huron harbor operations.
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Charles A. Mosher
Public
House
Lake Erie
Lorain Harbor
Fremont
Huron Harbor
Concert Series Opens at Memorial Lake Park
The first of four summer band concerts at Memorial Lake Park begins at 8 pm Thursday with Paul Laycock directing the local musicians ensemble.
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Memorial Lake Park
Paul Laycock
RFK Urges Immediate Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
Sen Robert F Kennedy calls Johnson to begin immediate negotiations to extend the 1963 partial nuclear test ban to cover underground tests He warns that nuclear spread threatens global stability beyond the Vietnam war and cites Greek Turkish Cyprus and Arab Israeli tensions as examples
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Washington
API
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Johnson
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Senate
Southeast
Car and truck collision injures Detroit man on Route 250
Alfred Bopp, 72, of Detroit, saw a semitrailer blowout cause debris to strike his windshield on Route 250 four miles south of Norwalk at 7 48 am. Driver John Ossler, 30, Carrollton, was southbound. Bopp braked as the tire tore away. Minor crash at Route 20 Hartland Center Road left Elmer Horning 59 with a broken taillight after Fred Iles 72, Collins, rear ended him. Iles cited for failure to stop within a clear distance.
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Alfred Bopp
Detroit
John Ossler
Carrollton
Norwalk
Bopp
Elmer Horning
Route 20
Hartland Center Road
Horning
Fred
Liles
Collins
Iles
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Pasadena
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Mars
Earth
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Richard Adams
New London
Charles Robbins
James Hall
New London RD 1
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Maynard, Larry Young, Claude and
Clyde Mullins
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Cyprus
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