Kansas Farm Boy Sought In Bank Theft and Killings
Salina AP report on Duane Pope 22 sought on federal robbery charge for Farmers State Bank Big Springs Neb shooting three killed plus wounded one. Warrant names Pope with $1,500 haul. victims include Andreas Kjeldgaard and Lois Ann Hothan. Authorities note car and license details and ongoing manhunt across Kansas.
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Farmers State Bank of
Big Springs
Neb
Lois Hotham
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glenn Hendrickson
Franklin Kjeldgaard
Denver
Age
Nebraska
Colorado
Salina
Kan
Kansas
Duane Pope
Here
Roxbury
FBI
Pope
Earl Pope
Oklahoma
Phillip Martin
Kansas City
Martin
Highway Patrol
U S Viet Planes Hit North Viet Nam Radio Station
U S and Vietnamese jets destroyed a North Vietnamese radio station and hit a radar site, a supply depot, barracks, and three boats. They also damaged a Chap Le army complex, sank a vessel near Route 1, and hit the Vinh depot while facing heavy anti aircraft fire. Marines on the ground reported 80 Viet Cong killed and 60 wounded by artillery, with eight U S Marines lost in a helicopter collision.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hon -Nieu Island
Chap le
Route 1
Vinh
South
Last U.S. Marines Leave Dominican Republic
The final U.S. Marine unit departs as 12 500 airborne troops and 700 Air Force personnel remain in the Dominican Republic for the inter American peace force. Brig Gen Bouker leaves Camp Lejeune after declaring nine dead and 30 wounded among Marines since April 28.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
Camp Lejeune
N.C
United States
Brazil
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Caribbean
John B. Bouker
Marine Expeditionary Force
Bruce Palmer
Bouker
Booker
Latin America
Shadow of Bastille Removed From French Poodle
In San Rafael California AP Municipal Court Judge David Baty expunged the record of Mr Benchley a French poodle on probation three months for chasing deer in a state preserve The judge said the dog is now as law abiding as the next and welcomed him back into society
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San Rafael
Calif
Mr. Benchley
Benchley
David Baty
Canadian Air Brings Snow To Montana
Canadian air cooled Montana temperatures to the 30s as it moved east toward North Dakota and Wyoming. Great Falls reported snow and sleet with winds up to 40 mph while other parts of the state stayed cool. Elsewhere the eastern U S enjoyed warmth despite ongoing rain and storms fading. A church tent was blown down by strong winds in Middletown Ohio injuring five, one critically.
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Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
Great Falls
Ohio
Middletown
Supreme Court Rules TV Cameras In Criminal Trials Harms Defendants
The court overturned Billie Sol Estes’s conviction, ruling televised trials invade due process. Justice Clark said television injects an irrelevant factor, risking prejudice and unfairness, while Stewart warned cameras may be unwise but reserved case-specific discretion. Estes’s case was remanded for further proceedings.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Tom C. Clark
Estes
Tyler
Tex
Clark
Justice Stewart
Black
Brennan
White
Stewart
Judy Holliday Dies at 41 After Cancer Battle
New York AP reports Judy Holliday died of cancer after years of illness. The Oscar winner and star of Born Yesterday passed after surgery in 1961 and hospitalization since May 26 at Mt Sinai. She portrayed Billie Dawn on stage and screen and was once married to David Oppenheim.
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New York
Judy Holliday
Junk Dealer
Babe
Miss Holliday
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Billie Dawn
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
David Oppenheim
Jonathan
Two Held in Murder of Circus Clown in Harlem Hotel
A young man, 24, and his 21 year old girlfriend were charged with homicide in the April death of Paul Jung, chief clown of Ringling Bros. They claim their statements were coerced, and a Harlem judge ordered them held without bail as police traced leads from a pawnshop typewriter and $40 cash taken from the victim.
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New York
Star Circus
Paul Jung
Alen Jones
Marian de Berry
Jung
Harlem
Polce
Manuel H. Gomez
Criminal Court
Miss de Berry
Jones
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Baiey Circus
Forrest
Madison Square Garden
Gemini Twins Ready for Gourmet Dining aboard Wasp
On the USS Wasp the Gemini 4 astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II will be served by Petty Officer John H. Jones, the ship’s cook. After four days of space diet Jones aims to tailor meals to their wishes during the roughly 36 hours they spend aboard.
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Uss Wasp
John H. Jones
Jones
Malden
Mass
James W. Conger
Wasp
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Gemini 4
Christopher Kraft
McDivitt
White
Ike and Mamie Honored At West Point 1915 Reunion Banquet
At West Point a 1915 class reunion banquet drew former President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower and generals including Omar Bradley. The event marked a golden anniversary, with reminiscences about D-Day and the graduates noted as a star-filled corps. Their honorary classmate Eugene Leone hosted at his Central Valley farm ten miles from the academy.
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Ike
Mamie
West Point
Corps of Cadets
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Gen
Omar N. Bradley
Manhattan
Eugene Leone
Central Valley Farm
U.S. Military Academy
Normandy
Four Day Gemini Flight Advances American Space Data
Houston report on Gemini 4 shows wet landings remain standard. Engineers push a parachute and braking rockets system to enable dry land landings and cut Navy ship costs. Astronauts MacDivitt and White demonstrated outside craft operation and alertness during extended weightlessness.
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Terra Firma
United States
Manned Spacecraft Center
Lee Norman
NASA
Rockefeller seeks 350 mile Hudson River scenic park plan
Albany N Y Gov Rockefeller proposes a Hudson River Scenic and Historic Corridor to create a 350 mile shoreline park. A bill to establish the corridor will be introduced in the Legislature extending one mile inland from each riverbank from the Adirondack region to New York Harbor.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Hudson River
Adirondack Mountains
New York Harbor
Thornton Burgess, famed children's author, dies at 91
Thornton W. Burgess, renowned for Peter Rabbit tales and animal stories, died Saturday in Hampden Massachusetts. He authored some 15 000 short stories for newspaper syndication and 100 books along with numerous magazine articles.
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Thornton Burgess
Hampden
Mass
Thornton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbitt
Rabbit
Gemini 4 astronauts rescued after 97 hour spaceflight
James McDivitt and Edward White II were hauled from the Atlantic 44 minutes after splashdown by a helicopter and brought to the carrier Wasp. The men reported good condition after the 97 hour 57 minute mission that set an American man in space record and included a space walk.
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Houston, Tex
James McDivitt
Edward White II
Atlantic Ocean
Wasp
White
Cape Kennedy
McDivitt
Mission Control Center
Houston
Chris Kraft
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Edward White
James A. MacDivitt
Moon
Charles A. Berry
Berry
Earth
MacDivitt
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