Clay Shaw Arrested in JFK Murder Conspiracy Probe
Clay Shaw, 54, former director of the International Trade Mart, was booked on a charge of conspiracy to commit murder in Jim Garrison's Kennedy assassination inquiry in New Orleans. He posted a $10,000 bond after a home search yielded books and a firearm.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
International Trade Mart
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Shaw
Clay Shaw
Dist
Taylor
Johnson
House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N-Y
Jann F. Kennedy
Dist. Atty
FBI Links to Lady Bird Nashville Visit Sparks Secret Service Action
In Nashville two men were taken to police headquarters after Secret Service and local officers surrounded the YMCA for hours. No official link to Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson’s March Nashville visit was given, though sources noted the White House announced the First Lady’s trip. Items found included rifle cleaning gear and a cartridge belt.
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Nashville. Tenn
Secret Service
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nashville
Paul Doster
Doster
White House
YMCA
Winchester
Ogden Bay
The
YWCA
Canberra Hit by Red Gun Fire In Vietnam Duel
North Vietnamese shore batteries scored two hits on the U S guided missile cruiser Canberra during a ship to shore duel near Dong Hoi. The hits caused light damage and the Canberra silenced the batteries with its 6 and 5 inch guns from accompanying destroyers. No American casualties were reported as U S ships attacked a 57 mm battery 15 miles north of the port.
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Saigon
U.S
Canberra
Dong Hoi
North Vietam
U.S. Navy
Hoffa to Begin Term Tuesday
U S District Judge Frank W Wilson orders James R Hoffa to appear Tuesday morning to begin an eight year prison term for jury tampering in Chattanooga Tenn Hoffa designates Frank E Fitzsimmons as his successor less than an hour before the decision and seeks a new trial motion pending bail disposition
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Chattanooga
Tenn
U.S. Dist
Frank W. Wilson
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Wilson
Hoffa
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
The
Union
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Taxicabs Rally at State Capitol Over Fare Cuts
About 250 taxicabs circled the state capitol buildings in Denver to protest a state commission action reducing airport limousine service fees, as officials searched for cabs on a dizzy day.
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Denver
State Capitol
State Commission
Powell Excluded from U S House by Wisconsin Vote
Washington AP Wisconsin lawmakers joined in voting 8 to 2 to exclude Adam Clayton Powell from the House. The full House approved 307 to 116 declaring his seat vacant after earlier rejecting a plan to seat him then censure. Wisconsin breakdown showed party lines without any Republican opposition to exclusion.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Adam Clayton Powell
D -N.Y
House of Representatives
House
Powell
Clement J. Zablocki
John W. Byrnes
Glenn R. Davis
Melvin R. Laird
Alvin E. O'Konski
Henry C. Schadeberg
William A. Steiger
Vernon W. Thompson
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Henry S. Reuss
Henry
Reuss
Alvin O’konski
Thomas Curtis
R-Mo
Cincinnati youth jailed for shirt theft caught on TV
Charles Hamilton Rhinehardt, 19, of Cincinnati, received 30 days in municipal jail after a Wednesday conviction for stealing a $2 shirt from a store monitored by closed circuit television. An employer, Patricia Pharis, 19, testified she watched the monitor and did not realize she was on camera. Rhinehardt admitted to the act in court.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles Hamilton Rhinehardt
Rhinehardt
Cincinnati
Patricia Pharis
Kellett Bill to Test Next Tuesday in Senate
MADISON AP Shared taxes the presidential primary and Abe Kellett bill to streamline state government are on a priority list for passage votes in the Senate within the next week. Leonard placed three measures on his list with a three week recess starting March 10. The Kellett bill would reorganize 86 agencies into 26 departments and include a controversial merger of conservation and water programs. William R. Kellett of Menasha heads the task force and said the price tag to implement the proposal is 46000 dollars.
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Madison
Abe Kellett
Senate
Wisconsin
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Leonard
Cess
William R. Kellett
Menasha
Otto Festge
Warren P. Knowles
Beauty Queen Loses Leg In Bus Accident
Donna Schueler a 19 year old Madison co ed newly named UW beauty queen walked into the side of a city bus on University Ave after waiting for westbound traffic to pass Crossing street unaware of an eastbound bus in a special lane City to install walk signals a block away to aid pedestrians at the accident site
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Madison
Donna Schueler
University of Wisconsin
University Ave
Senate Approves Vietnam Aid Amid War Declaration Debate
Washington AP The Senate voted 9 to 2 to provide 4.5 billion more for the fighting in Vietnam, while sparing a formal war declaration. Senator Mansfield’s maneuvering steered the chamber toward negotiations and support for Johnson's policies, defeating Clark’s war-declaration amendment 72 to 19. Continued on Page 16, Col. 6.
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Washington
Congress
Vietnam
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
North Vietnam
Manstfield
Johnson
Woman Shot By Husband In Gun Trick At Show
Elaine Gray, 31, was struck in the right eye by a .22 rifle bullet fired by her husband Fred Gray, 58, during a precision shooting act before 400 spectators at the Great Northeastern Sports Show in Syracuse. Elaine was listed in critical condition. Fred received hospital treatment for shock. The couple, known as the Gauchos, performed with Gray blindfolded and firing over his shoulder at a cup atop a seven inch stem on Elaine head, seated 15 feet away. The Grays live in Massapequa, New York.
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Syracuse
N.Y
APJ
Elaine Gray
Fred
Syracuse War Memorial Auditorium
Gray
Mrs. Gray
Massapequa
Clergywoman dies in Wisconsin highway crash
The Rev Filda Shore, 38, of La Farge, was killed in a head on collision on Highway 82 three miles east of La Farge in Vernon County. The incident raised Wisconsin highway fatalities for 1967 to 111, compared with 136 at the same point in 1966.
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TNE Associated Press
la Farge
Wisconsin
Filda Shore
la Fare
Vernon
Powell Cleared? House Bans Powell Yet Court Fight Looms
The House bars Adam Clayton Powell from Congress amid a sharp clash over censure and seniority. Powell, at a Bahamas retreat, faces probable federal challenge. a special election is set, with Powell likely to win again. Celler urged immediate court action, predicting Powell could prevail. The chamber, underscored by tense galleries, rejected both parties' leadership and left the confrontation poised for reemergence.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Bimini
Powell
Emanuel Celier
New York
Select Committee
Celler
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia
Wisconsin Assembly considers higher out-of-state tuition
Proposals to raise out-of-state tuition at Wisconsin public universities set a yearly minimum of 1500 dollars. The plan would add 450 dollars to the current 1050 per year fee, reflecting campus unrest and student protests.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Uni
Milwaukee Private Killed by Enemy Action in Vietnam
The Defense Department reported Pfc. Michael J. Lutzke son of Mr and Mrs Melvin E Lutzke of Milwaukee has been killed by enemy action in Vietnam.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pfc
Michael J. Lutzke
Melvin E. Lutzke
Milwaukee
Vietnam
Johnson says Kosygin confirms Soviet readiness to discuss missiles
President Johnson announced personal confirmation from Premier Kosygin that the Soviet Union is willing to begin talks with the United States on limiting offensive and defensive missiles. Talks would start in Moscow with Ambassador Thompson representing the U.S. Johnson hopes discussions begin at the earliest time, and notes the U.S. will consult allies as the process unfolds.
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Washington
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
United States
Kosygin
Moscow
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Vietnam
Hanoi
Pleiku
U.S
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Sen. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Vietnaga
Divorce secretary shifts role at Self Help London
Mrs. Mercia Emmerson, 41, secretary of the National Federation of Clubs for Divorced and Separated People, was granted a divorce on adultery grounds. She will move from offering guidance to taking a more hands on approach, saying the federation helped divorced people find their feet, including herself.
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London
UPI
National Federation of Clubs For
Mercia Emmerson
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