Sinatra Bearer of Black Eye After Beverly Hills Lounge Fight
Police say investigation continues after Frank Sinatra suffered a black eye and Frederick R. Weisman, 54, former Hunt Foods president, lay unconscious with brain surgery in Mt Sinai after a Polo Lounge altercation. Dean Martin supports Sinatra. Giuliano Rizzo present. Witness saw Weisman strike Sinatra. no charges yet.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Dean Martin
Frederick R. Weisman
Hunt Foods, Inc
Norton Simon
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Weisman
Beverly Hills Hotel
Galbraith Denounces Rusk Viet Nam Policy Misinfo
Rhode Island College commencement speaker John K. Galbraith says Secretary of State Dean Rusk is terribly misinformed about U S policy in Viet Nam. He cites European allies and domestic polls to argue policy lacks public and political support.
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Providence
R.1
John K. Galbraith
Dean Rusk
Rhode Island College
Galbraith
Harvard University
Rusk
Marshal Ky
Viet Nam
State Department
United States
Four Brothers Among 4 Die in Greenwich Crash
Four young men died when a car leaving Bald Mountain Road veered into a ravine and struck a tree near Greenwich, east of Saratoga Springs. Charles Abare and Robert Abare of Fort Miller, Lawrence Dickinson of Victory Mills, and James Salls of Schuylerville were the victims. Dickinson died en route to hospital. the others were killed instantly. All victims were not wearing seat belts. The four homes were in the Greenwich area.
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Greenwich
N.Y
Saratoga Springs
Charles A. Abare
Fort Miller
Robert
Lawrence A. Dickinson
Victory Mills
James E. Salls
Schuylerville
Bald Mountain
Dickinson
Defense Chief May Be Mao Successor
Tokyo AP reports China’s Defense Minister Lin Piao emerging as a likely successor to aging Mao Zedong amid a purge. Analysts caution the outcome is far from certain as Red Flag portrays Lin as an interpreter of Mao’s ideas, a role not shared by most associates.
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Tokyo
Red China
Lin Piao
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Red Flag
Chinese Communist Party
Central Committee
Mao
Two Men Arrested After Sitka Robbery Charter Flight
In Alaska two EverettWashington men Larry Cres 26 and James Harkenson 27 chartered a plane to Sitka then robbed the Pioneer bar taking 2500 dollars. Police caught them in woods 15 miles north of Sitka. Both charged with armed robbery bail set at 10000 each.
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Ketchikan, Alaska
Sitka
Here
Larry Cres
James Harkenson
Everett
Wash
Pioneer Ar
Chittenango Fire Kills Three Children in One-Story Home
In Chittenango New York a fatal house fire claimed the lives of Juanita Merry 17 Kenneth Merry 4 and Michele Merry 8. Edward 11 escaped and reported the blaze. Father Charles Merry worked at New Process Gear Corp in Syracuse. Mother Rita was recovering at a relative's home in Mattydale. Cause not yet determined.
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Chittenango
N. Y
New York
Juanita Merry
Kenneth
Michele
Edward
Charles Merry
New Process Gear Corp
Syracuse
Rita
Mattydale
Boy loses both legs attempting train ride to baseball game
A 15 year old Rochester boy James Dotson fell under a moving freight train near his home while attempting to ride to a baseball game between the Rochester Red Wings and the Toledo Mud Hens. Doctors at Rochester General Hospital amputated both legs above the knees and he was listed in poor condition. Police said companions planned to ride the train within three blocks of the Rochester baseball park.
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Rochester
N.Y
James Dotson
Rochester General Hospital
Rochester Baseball Park
Rochester Red Wings
Toledo Mud Hens
International
Civil rights groups rally to Meredith March effort
Civil rights groups from across the nation plan support rallies and marches Sunday in solidarity with James Meredith's walk for voter registration. The events include a Harlem rally with Cassius Clay and a Brookyn church service as part of broader demonstrations tied to Meredith ongoing attempt toward Jackson Mississippi.
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Miss
Mississippi
James Meredith
U. S. 51
Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Jackson
New York
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Ariz
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Buffalo
N.Y
Nashville
Antioch Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles Evers
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Columbia University
Sheppard Murder Retrial Planned With Changes
The retrial of Samuel H. Sheppard will be held likely in fall with key differences. He faces second degree rather than first degree murder as jurors found him not guilty of the more serious charge. Prosecutor Corrigan announced the plan after reviewing a Supreme Court ruling on the 1954 case.
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Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Marilyn
Supreme Court
Edward Blythin
Ariane
Corrigan
Johnson to brief Congress on NATO Brussels meeting
President Johnson will brief congressional leaders from both parties on a Dean Rusk report about the Brussels NATO meeting that ended June 8. Moyers indicated the talks could address Viet Nam and other foreign affairs and said McNamara and Rusk would answer questions. He did not confirm whether GOP leaders were prompting the invitation.
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Dean Rusk
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Bill D. Moyers
Viet Nam
Robert F. McNamara
Rusk
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Moyers
Girl Sneezes Halted After 154 Days by Electric Shock
A 17 year old Miami area student endured 154 days of near continuous sneezing until an operant conditioning treatment used electric shocks to reward controlled behavior. Doctors say the method, used for habits like alcoholism, helped end June Clark’s episode after four hours of shocks following sneezes.
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Miami
Fla
June Clark
Malcolm Kushner
Veterans Administration Hospital
June
Kushner
Jack Sander
Jane
U.S. Bombers Pound I Viet Troops In Jungled Highlands
Buddhist protesters march in Hue denouncing the American and Saigon regime on the third anniversary of Quang Duc’s self immolation. In the central highlands, Capt Carpenter and Capt Brown lead forces in heavy fighting with North Vietnamese troops as Operation Hawthorne continues and air strikes support ground units.
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U.S
I. Viet
Hue
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Quang Duc
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Seoul
Austral
Japan
502Nd
Screaming Eagles
101St Airborne Division
Carpenter
Lonesome End
West Point
Ron Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brown
Able Company
Able
U. S
Bill Carpenter
Kontum City
Highlands
Hawthorne
Central Highlands
Laos
North
U. S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Air Force
Tropical Storm Alma Seeps Out to Sea Along Carolina Coast
Tropical storm Alma, downgraded from hurricane status, pounded beach towns with gale winds and heavy rain while moving away from the mainland. The storm caused 47 deaths overall and prompted gale warnings from Virginia Capes to Savannah as Wilmington and Charleston reported heavy rainfall and minor damage.
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Wilmington
N.C
Alma
South Carolina-North Carolina
Miami Weather Bureau
Virginia Capes
Savannah
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charleston
Myrtle Beach
Schenectady Boy Wins State Oratorical Contest
William Topeta of Schenectady won first place in the New York State Knights of Pythias oratorical contest. Frank Elmer of Williamsville took second, Linda Spadaccini of New York City was third. Topeta advances to the national contest in August in Indiana.
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New York
William Topeta
Schenectady
US Ambassador Bohlen Meets De Gaulle in Paris
U S Ambassador Charles E Bohlen spent 25 minutes with President Charles de Gaulle in a self arranged call. Bohlen told reporters the talks were friendly and courteous with no instructions or messages. He said the discussion covered the general world situation.
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U. S
Paris
DE Gaulle Paris
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Charles de Gaulle
Bohlen
de Gaulle
France and Russia Agree on News Exchange
Paris AFP reports a mutual agreement with Tass the Soviet news agency for exchange of news. The accord aims to share reports and materials between France and the Soviet Union, enhancing coverage for both agencies.
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France
Russia
Paris
AFP
Tass
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