Congressmen On Way To Record World Journeys
Congressmen and Senators tour abroad during the congressional recess, aiming to set a record for globe girdling travels. Spending this year will likely exceed 1964's 396,877 with funds largely from counterpart U S currencies under Food for Peace.
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Washington
Congressional Record
House
Senate
U. S
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Meeting Of Father, Son Kills Both
In Bergamo Italy Nicola Comelli 88 and his son Pietro 55 met after a 20 year separation. Moments after the reunion Pietro collapsed from a heart attack and died. His father died several hours later from another heart attack in the same event.
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Bergamo
Italy
Nicola Comelli
Pietro
Sardinia
Two Charged With Sniping In Mississippi River Incident
Greenville Mississippi reports a Lake Village Arkansas alderman Billy Bledsoe age 58 and farmer J L Smith age 53 surrendered and were charged with firing on four men cruising the Mississippi River Saturday. Allen E Kelly Sr and Garland Kelly were wounded in the leg while two younger Kellys escaped injury. Both defendants posted $1000 bonds and await Thursday hearing.
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Greenville
Miss
Allen E. Kelly Sr
Garland Kelly
Joseph E. Kelly
Allen E. Kelly Jr
Four Men Held In Gang Rape Case Near Ada Oklahoma
Four young men faced arraignment on first and second degree rape charges after a 20 year old mother with three children was attacked on a Pontotoc County road near Ada. Victim underwent surgery and was in fair condition. Police say the suspects admitted sexual relations but claim consent.
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Ada, Okla
UPI
Oklahoma
Ada
Pontotoc County
el Reno
Okla
John William Shapard
Edmond
Gordon Melson
Donald Dean Evans
Eldon Ray Brandon
Wayne Irvin Byrd
Carlton Philip Clark
Marines Say Two Soldiers Brainwashed After Viet Nam Release
Gen. Wallace M. Greene defended indoctrination procedures at a news conference as two released U S soldiers Sgt George E Smith of Chester West Virginia and Spec 5 Claude D McClure of Chattanooga Tennessee were alleged by Viet Cong captors to have been brainwashed. The men spoke in Cambodia after two years of captivity expressing anti war views and desire to quit the Army. Critics questioned the brainwashing claim while noting the anti war movement seeks independent voices. U S military records show 25 service members captured and about 110 missing in action with potential further captives.
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Scorchman
Marine Corps
U.S
Viet Nam
Wallace M. Greene
George E. Smith
Chester W. Va
Claude D. McClure
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sanford Gottlieb
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SANE
Greene
Collins
Massachusetts Lifts Mental Health Funding Warning
Worcester Massachusetts Lt Gov Elliot L Richardson warns that expenditures for mental health could nearly double in a decade with a projected bill approaching 150 million dollars in ten years. He urged readiness for increased state spending on mental health services.
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Worcester
Mass
Elliot L. Richardson
Massachusetts
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