Security Plans Stepped Up For Muslim Meet In Chicago
Police expanded security for a Chicago Black Muslim convention after telephoned threats against Elijah Muhammad. Calls warned of a live convention and a bomb at the Coliseum where about 6000 attendees were to gather, with a bomb timed for Friday or Saturday. Additional threats targeted New York police and Harlem, and a blast at a Muslim Mosque injured five firemen and a bystander.
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John Henderson
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Hariem
Malcolm X
Malcolm
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Allan Michaels
General Assignment
James C. Conlisk
South Side
James Callahan
Callahan
Mosque No. 2
University of Islam
Siamese Twin Girls Separated Report Healthy Recovery
Houston AP Siamese twin girls Karen and Kimberly Webber, separated last week, are eating milk and cereal and in satisfactory physical condition at Texas Children's Hospital. Kimberly out of the isolette and Karen intermittently out, both breathing easily. Parents Mr and Mrs John Webber Jr of Bay City watched them.
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Kimberly Webber
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John Ebber Jr
Bay City
Heiress Hospital Stay Extended
Barbara Hut ton heiress to the Woolworth fortune remains at Presbyterian Medical Center in San Francisco with an intestinal ailment for another two to three weeks.
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San Francisco
Rival Muslim Sects Involved in Recent Violence
The report notes violence linked to two or more rival Negro Muslim groups in New York and other cities. It cites the destruction of the Chicago Black Muslims mosque and estimates of extremist membership, highlighting limited numbers but outsized influence during crises.
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Elijah Muhammad
New York Times
NAACP
New York City
Bound Body Found By Walworth Road In Wayne County
A man was found dead beside the Walworth Ontario Road just north of Walworth in Wayne County. He was tied with rope and his identity remained unknown, according to the sheriff's office.
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Woman boards Kennedys private plane by mistake
Mrs. Blanche Griswold of Saranac Lake New York boarded the Kennedy family private plane Caroline by error while rushing to catch a commercial flight to Florida. Sen. Kennedy confirmed the mishap calling the woman very nice and saying the plane seemed crowded for a commercial flight.
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Stan Laurel Dead at 74 Star of Laurel and Hardy
Stan Laurel, the slender partner of Oliver Hardy in the 1930s comedy duo, died at 74 in Santa Monica California from a heart attack. He had suffered a stroke in 1955 and diabetes in later years. Laurel wrote directed many films and remained a TV and theater favorite worldwide. He was born Arthur Stanley Jefferson in Ulverston England on June 16 1890.
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Arthur Stanley Jefferson
Ulverston
England
Presidential Safety Group to Report Soon
The Cabinet committee on presidential safety, led by Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, is expected to recommend more money manpower and investigative authority for protecting presidents. It will likely reject shifting life protection from the Secret Service to the FBI. The panel will deliver its findings to the White House soon, aiding Congress on protective measures.
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Couve de Murville Returns to Paris After U S Talks
French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville returned from the United States and met President Johnson Secretary Rusk and U Thant. He told reporters he was satisfied with the talks and that explaining and understanding among friends helps find necessary solutions.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
United States
Couve de Murville
Johnson
Dean Rusk
U.N
U Thant
Fire at Brussels home for aged. 15 feared dead
Firemen searched smoking ruins of a two story aged home in Brussels after flames swept through at about 1 a m. Fifteen people are feared dead with six of the 21 inside rescued and burned. A nurse and a maid were trapped as a beam and falling debris wounded four firefighters.
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Belgium
France and Soviet Move to Push International Vietnam Talks
Paris reports France joins Soviet initiative for an international conference to settle Vietnam conflict. Moscow seeks neutralization of South Vietnam as Washington questions readiness for talks while U S stance remains flexible diplomatically and militarily.
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Johnson cautious on Communist readiness for Viet Nam talks
President Johnson weighs Viet Nam settlement talks amid severe winter storms across the Midwest. He wants policy flexibility and avoids predefining terms to prevent rejection, while monitoring Britain France and the Vatican efforts. A State Department spokesman notes consultations with Britain and the Soviet Union on a peaceful settlement.
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Kosygin Invited to Visit Bonn
West Germany announced it invited Soviet Premier Alexei N Kosygin to Bonn. Chancellor Erhards spokesman Karl Guenther von Hase said Kosygin thanked the West German ambassador in Moscow and that an answer is in sight. No visit date was set.
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Corning Youth Dies of Bullet Wound
Stephen P. Lott, 14, of South Corning, died from a bullet wound from a rifle accident at an outdoor ice rink. Thomas J. Coupe, 16, also of South Corning, was nearby with a .22 rifle and said the weapon discharged accidentally while looking through the scope. The shooting near a bonfire is under investigation.
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Finger Lakes Race Track Superintendent Dies at 58
Oteward Litwak the Finger Lakes Race Track superintendent died at his Canandaigua home Tuesday from a heart attack. He was 58.
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Oteward Litwak
Finger Lakes
Atlantic Search For Polka Dot Glider Continues
Craft named a six foot 1,175 pound glider rode a Thor Delta rocket to 39 miles altitude and 13 300 mph peak speed. It plunged into the Atlantic near Cape Kennedy and search efforts were unsuccessful. The Air Force seeks heat paint data from the flight.
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Man Killed in Rural Accident Near Syracuse
Louis B. Knight, 43, of the Town of Onondaga, died Tuesday night when his automobile overturned on a rural road about 10 miles west of Syracuse.
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N.Y
Louis B. Knight
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Onondaga
Audrey Hepburn Left Out as Oscars Nominations Announced
Hollywood reports stir as Audrey Hepburn misses best actress despite rave reviews for My Fair Lady. Mary Poppins leads with 13 nominations, My Fair Lady and Becket each claim 12, while other contenders include Kim Stanley Sophia Loren Debbie Reynolds Anne Bancroft and Julie Andrews.
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Julie
Becket
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Kim Stanley
Sophia Loren
Debbie Reynolds
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Pentagon Tightens Secrecy On Laos Air Operations
The Defense Department moved to tighten secrecy after acknowledging Air Force Maj. Robert F. Ronca of Norristown Pennsylvania was lost over Laos on a routine mission. The delay followed prodding by newsmen as jets had conducted reconnaissance and strikes against routes supplying Communist forces in Laos since last May.
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Laos
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Robert F. Ronca
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Mansfield urges Johnson flexibility on Vietnam policy
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana urged that President Johnson be allowed as much flexibility as possible in handling Vietnam. He said negotiations should not be brushed aside yet did not support an early report to the public.
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Senate
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Viet Nam
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