Witnesses Seek to Represent Themselves at House Hearing
In Washington AP ropes of tension rose as witnesses against antiwar activities said they would act as their own lawyers after marching out with their attorneys. Jerry C. Rubin of Berkeley declared I am my own lawyer and pledged to defend themselves when the committee resumes after setting a noon deadline for new counsel.
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Washington
House Committee On One American Activities
Jerry C. Rubin
Berkeley
Calif
Air Force Jets Spraying Dallas To Fight Encephalitis
Three U S Air Force planes begin spraying Dallas with insecticide to curb an encephalitis outbreak. A Public Health Service official notes the use of aircraft marks a first in epidemic control. City Health Director Hal J Dewlett says probable cases since July total 57 with two deaths possibly linked to the virus.
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Dallas
Tex
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Public Health Service
Hal J. Dewlett
Dewlett
Mosquito Control Plan Against Encephalitis Surges in Seoul
Twenty deaths this month in Seoul from suspected encephalitis prompt spraying plans using Malathion by three C123 aircraft from Lange ley Air Force Base Virginia. Health officials link heavy rains to the outbreak as Malathion, deemed harmless to people, targets culex mosquitoes carrying St Louis encephalitis in a city of 750,000.
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Langeley Air Force Base
St. Louis
Dallas
John Kilpatrick
Communicable Disease Center
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
Ottawa Storm Sets Record For Wide Area
An official rain measurement of 5.85 inches in Ottawa set a three state area record after an early morning storm. Surrounding towns logged varied rainfall with notable gusts up to 40 mph at Lake Pomona. Lightning caused widespread damage to poles, transformers, structures, and telephone lines, with two fire trucks stuck in mud during firefighting efforts and several fires reported but no major property loss.
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Ottawa
Lyndon
Williamsburg
Pomona
Richmond
Overbrook
Melvern
Osage City
Lebo
Redding
Quenemo
Lake Pomona
Corps of Engineer
Lucille Griffin
8Th
Burrough
Junior Diamond
Diamond
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
Ottawa University
New Chapel
Garnett
Roy Stewart
Radium Capsule Lost In Mail Across United States
A small radium capsule, potentially highly dangerous, was lost in rail shipment from Fort Worth to New York City. Physicists warn the public not to touch it and to mark and report any find to police. The capsule is under an inch long and the diameter of a dime.
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New York
Fort Worth
Tex
New York City
Ottawa woman improves after Burlington crash
Loretta Day, an Ottawa woman injured when her husband and son were killed in an August 13 automobile accident, is reported out of the critical condition and improving. A nurse at Kit Carson Memorial Hospital in Burlington, Colorado said today, She's sure improving.
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Loretta Day
Ottawa
Kit Carson Memorial Hospital
Burlington, Colo
Senate Bill Expands Johnson Power to Call Reservists
The Senate voted 66 21 to empower President Johnson to call up thousands of reservists for possible active duty in Vietnam, tying the measure to the defense bill. The move challenges White House and Pentagon positions and broadens mobilization, excluding those with prior WWII Korea War or over two years of active duty.
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Senate
Johnson
Washington
White House
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Army Reserve and
National Guard
Robert 5S. McNamara
George McGovern
D-S. D
Senate Appropriations Committee
McGovern
JoOseph S. Clark
DePa
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
William Proxmire
DeWis
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Arizona Rebel Who Blowed His Cares Up
Arizona man Earl L. Francis, self-described rebel against civilization, built a stone cabin on Coronado National Forest land above Oracle. After eight-foot hole to a so called gold mine and lack of a valid claim, forest officials planned eviction. He set a dynamite fuse and blew himself up.
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Tucson
Ariz
Earl L. Francis
Francis
Washington, D.C
Catalina Mountains
Oracle
Coronado National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Old Rock Creek Schoolhouse Reopens As Meeting Place
Workmen remodel the Rock Creek School building for monthly Eastern Kansas Holiness Association meetings. The Rock Creek Community Club sold it in 1951 52, then declined selling to avoid harm to the community, and in February this year sold it to the association which repaints the exterior and adds a pulpit. A 1916 political handbill urging Wilson for peace was found on site.
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Rock Creek
Eastern Kansas Holiness Association
Rock Creek Community Club
Rock Creek School
Wilson
County forecast shows scattered nighttime storms
Weather outlook calls for scattered mainly nighttime and morning thunderstorms with mostly cloudy skies otherwise. Friday high mid 80s and tonight low mid 60s with 30 percent and 20 percent precipitation chances. Includes past and record temperatures and a 5.85 inch 24 hour rainfall.
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Charles Williamson
Air Force
Seoul
South Korea
Alfred M. Nittle
Edwin Meese
Alameda County
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
Edwin E. Willis
D. la
Willis
Louisiana
Ottawa Storm
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Southwestern Bell Telephone
Stuart Symington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Arizona
Old Rock Creek
Montreal
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French Ministry of War
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Belgium
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