Mansfield Strike Emergency Seen by Senate
Washington AP reports a Senate hearing on emergency legislation to end the airline strike was postponed as lawmakers discuss declaring an emergency warranting congressional action. Senator Mansfield said action may come after hearings with officials from Defense, Commerce, Labor and Post Office and testimony from airline and union representatives.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Senate Labor Committee
Defense, Commerce, Labor and Post Office
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National Northwest
Trans World
United
Await Speck Case Decision By Grand Jury
CHICAGO AP The Cook County state's attorney expects a grand jury decision today on evidence against Richard Speck 24 in the mass murder of eight nurses. Ward would seek a murder indictment for each slaying and Speck is already charged with murdering Gloria Jean Davy. Miss Amarao 23 did not appear due to exhaustion. physicians said she escaped death by hiding under a bed. Speck's counsel said he was cooperative. Speck is hospitalized at City Jail Hospital for self inflicted injuries and heart inflammation with daily condition updates planned.
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Chicago
Cook County
Richard Speck
Atty
Daniel P. Ward
Ward
Speck
Gloria Jean Davy
Dyer
Ind
Corazon Amarao
City Jail Hospital
Cook County Hospital
Alfonsi May Lose Right to Cast Vote
Assembly man Paw Alfonsi Republican faces loss of his voting rights after a July conviction for accepting a $100 bribe. He is to be sentenced by Circuit Court judge William Sachts with possible political and professional consequences. Oral motions may seek a new trial or Supreme Court clarification to avoid disqualification.
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Madison
Paw Alfonsi
Assembly
Alfonsi
Hayward
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Midwestern Life and Health Insurance Co
Green Bay
Stanley DuRose
State Insurance Department
Insurance Corporation
DuRose
Hunt For Aircraft With Stilwell Expanded In Pacific Search
SAN FRANCISCO AP The missing C47 carrying Brig Gen Joseph W Stilwell Jr prompted a vast air sea search covering 105000 square miles in the Pacific. The pilot Hal Grimes reported one engine failure returning to San Francisco. Coast Guard planes cutters and warships joined the hunt as the area was widened with no trace found. Stilwell is with Ft Bragg Special Warfare Training Center officials. His wife waited at Presidio and their son Capt Joseph Warren Stilwell heads to Viet Nam duty. The C47 carried a 10 man life raft provisions and gear.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Joseph W. Stilwell Jr
Stilwell
U.S. Army
Green Beret
Thailand
Pacific
Hawaii
Hal Grimes
Air Ferry International
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Grimes
Coast Guard
Yorktown
Army
Special Warfare Training Center
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Presidio
Joseph Warren Stilwell
Viet Nam
Thant Opens Soviet Talks With Kosygin
United Nations Secretary General Thant meets Soviet Premier Kosygin in Moscow to discuss the Vietnam war and UN activity in a cordial Kremlin session. Thant aims to decide by September whether to seek a second term with Soviet backing.
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Moscow
U.N
U Thant
Premer
Alexei N. Kosyyzin
Kremlin
Viet Nam
United Nations
Thant
Secunty Council
Soviet Union
U. S
Kosygin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Amoscome
California Seismograph Network Planned Around Southland
Caltech announces installation of a ring of electronically linked seismographs around southern California to instantly locate earthquake epicenters. Dr. Clarence Allen says the system will aid research and public safety by allowing rapid dispatch to assess damage and inspect critical structures.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
California
Clarence Allen
Caltech Seismological Laboratory
Allen
Cleveland Riot Probe Opens After East Side Destruction
A Cleveland grand jury begins an investigation into riots and fire bombings that killed four in the East Side slums. Mayor Locher and National Guard commander Hostetler plan another meeting to decide guard reductions as 1,750 guards and police keep patrolling the Hough area.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ralph S. Locher
Erwin Hostetler
Ohio National Guard
Hough
Common Pleas Court
Thomas J
Wanted. A mice summer wife advertisement in Swedish paper
A UPI report from Visby Sweden notes a local newspaper carried a brief ad reading Wanted A mice summer wife aged 30 35. The peculiar phrasing sparked curiosity about its intent and context in the community newspaper.
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Visby
Sweden
UPI
Storms and high winds sweep the Midwest across states
A weather system drenched the Midwest with heavy rain and winds up to 80 mph in Grand Forks on Monday night. Severe thunderstorm warnings remained in effect for parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota as other areas reported brisk gusts, heavy rain, fog, and record heat elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Grand Forks
North Dakota- Minnesota
Dakotas
Minnesota
Traverse City
Mich
Kersas
Bancroft
Kan
Chapman
Fort Worth
Tex
Wisconsin
Badger State
Rhinelander
Shorewaul
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Racine
Burlington
Beloit
Wausau
Green Bay
Lune Reek
Madison
Superior Duluth
Superior
Superior - Duluth
Park Falls
Lone Rock
Kau Claire
Blythe
Calif
Kalispell
Mont
Senate Pushes Aid Bill Windup
The Senate aims to finish debate on foreign aid today with Vietnam in focus. Senator Kennedy pushes a study committee on the aid program amid clashes with Russell and Morse. President Johnson sought 2.5 billion in economic aid, trimmed by 409 million in Senate action. military aid set at 892 million in a separate measure.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Robert J. Kennedy
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
New York Democrat
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Viet Nam
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Policeman Chases Youth to Home in Traffic Stop
Policeman Robert Johnson chased a young traffic violator to his home but the 1 year old youth beat him to the house. The boy's father refused entry. The youth and officer scuffled until the father intervened by grabbing the blackjack and striking the boy on the head.
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San Antumnia. Lex
Robert Johnson
Wisconsin Congressmen Vote On Civil Rights Measure
AP reports the House bypassed the Rules Committee and took up civil rights with a 200 to 180 vote. Democrats supporting included Kastenmeier and Reuss Sta lb aum, while Race opposed. Zablocki was recorded against but did not vote. No Republicans supported the measure. Byrnes Avis Laird and Thomson were listed against.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Kastenmeier
Reuss
Stalbaum
Zablocki
Byrnes
Avis
Laird
Thomson
Four Sabres Strike Area Near Saigon
Four U S Air Force F100 fighters dropped napalm on a suspected Viet Cong mortar site after an attack on the 25th Infantry Division command post at Cu Chi near Saigon. No casualty figures were available and the division said shelling lasted about 10 minutes. The assault followed recent Viet Cong harassments around Saigon as U S and allied gunners countered mortar positions identified by electronic devices.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
25Th Infantry Division
U.S
25Th Division
Cu Chi
Rights Bill Opponents Delay Vote Amid Tactics
The House enters a second day of debate on civil rights legislation as Southern Democrats vow to use delaying tactics. Several amendments loom, with a new rule limiting 21 days for the Rules Committee to stall. Roll calls loom to maintain 100-member presence as opponents seek to derail changes and House Speaker McCormack rules on compliance.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
John Bell Williams
Dmiss
Williams
House Democrats
Barry Goldwater
House Judiciary Committee
John W. McCormack
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