Senate Delays Rail Strike Legislation
The Senate set aside action on a nationwide rail strike bill as unions pledged no walkout pending a compromise. A censure resolution against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut was also delayed, with hopes for a deal by midweek, while both chambers consider extending a 90 day strike ban and forming a mediation board, pending Dodd’s fate.
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Williams Charged In Black Death
Crestview news reports Willie Black, 39, was found shot to death early Monday on Chestnut Street. He lay in a pool of blood in front of his home and died at Ocala loa Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Ray Wilson announced Phillips Williams, 27, Crestview, has been charged with the shooting. Deputies Marvin Canova and officers Willie Alford James Adams and Clifford Watts investigated.
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Abm System Urged as China Tests Hydrogen Bomb
UPI report says lawmakers demand immediate ABM deployment after Red China tests its hydrogen device. Jackson Rivers Russell criticize McNamara delays while London Hong Kong and Washington notes claim China may test a 2000 mile range missile this fall and push ICBM development into the early 1970s.
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House Okay Given Driver's License Bill
The Florida House approved a four year license plan with eye and hearing exams for renewals, sending the measure to the Senate. A 1965 change extended license issuance to two years and a prior law required permanent colored license cards by 1970, with a fee of 6 cents. The House also backed semi annual auto inspections and gave counties until Jan 1 1968 to start programs or permit private garages under a seven year state permit.
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Missing Border Lawmen Found Shot To Death
Two U S border patrolmen missing since Saturday were found shot to death Monday in a desert cabin near Anza California. The victims Theodore Newton Jr 25 and T H Azrack 22 both of Fallbrook California were handcuffed to a stove. an FBI probe continues with possible links to a wanted man seen nearby. A border patrol car was found at the Oak Grove checkpoint and over 200 agents searched the Palomar Mountain area.
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Committee OKs Teachers Corps Bill
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a 1.5 billion three year program to recruit and train educational personnel and to continue the Teachers Corps through June 30 1970. The bill shifts corps oversight from Washington to state and local authorities and received a 26 to 2 vote.
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D-Ore
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Jennings declares candidacy for group one council seat
NICEVILLE July municipal election draws three council seats under a new group system. Jennings of TIT-32nd St seeks the group one post vacated by ROL Edlee. Other qualified candidates include Keenan Jr and Robert G. McKinney in group three and Mrs Virginia Davis J C Phillips and Randall Wise in group five. Cecil Blackwell and Carlton Peters leave group three and five posts respectively.
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Cecil Blackwell
Carlton Peters
Copters Crash Near Enterprise Kill Two Men in Alabama
Two Army helicopter crewmen were killed when two helicopters collided during a routine training flight near Enterprise Alabama at the junction of highways 31 and 167 about six miles north of town. One other occupant was injured and a fourth man escaped unharmed. Names withheld pending relatives’ notification.
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Kosygin at UN denounces US and Israel aggression
Soviet Premier Kosygin urged the General Assembly to condemn Israeli aggression and Israel’s territories since 1948, and to demand withdrawal from Arab lands. He also attacked American aggression in Vietnam and accused the U.S. and Britain of aiding Israel. Johnson countered with five peace principles and a shift of responsibility to Arabs and Israelis.
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Delta Battle Costs 43 Americans in 28 Deaths
U S forces report 276 enemy killed in three Delta clashes. A six hour riverbank fight trapped a Viet Cong group near Rach Hur River, with 169 guerrillas felled in the Delta. 28 Americans killed and 126 wounded. Another ARV battalion repelled near Saigon with 6 Viet Cong killed.
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Garrison JFK death probe questioned in NBC broadcast
NBC criticized for airing a program claiming witnesses were pressured to bolster the Clay Shaw conspiracy case. The report questioned the integrity of the Garrison inquiry and suggested the broadcast aimed to undermine the Kennedy murder investigation.
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Southeast observers note space debris impact Sunday
Reporters describe observers in the Southeast believing a space trash event affected the region on Sunday. The uncertain account mentions Cape Kennedy and a rocket activity, with names and places rendered unclear in the damaged text.
Deputies Wives Tearful Over Cape Debris Incident
Reports describe a Florida incident where deputies and their wives were present as space debris fell, sparking fear and confusion. Spokespersons said observers noted white sheared objects and tanks, while officials at Cape Canaveral stated no knowledge of reentry.
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Johnson seeks broad talks with Kosygin after UN speech
Washington sources say President Johnson wants a meeting with Soviet Premier Kosygin beyond the Middle East. Officials indicate Johnson would discuss Vietnam ABM systems and the arms race, possibly in Washington or Camp David, with no strict limit to topics.
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2000 Visit X Ray Units in Okaloosa County
Okaloosa County TB Unit reports over 4000 x rays completed despite two mobile unit breakdowns. State Board of Health in Jacksonville lists 19 suspicious TB cases, two emphysema, 10 enlarged heart, and several tumors. The final mobile unit visit is set for June 21 outside the Southeastern Telephone building, with hours 10 am to 1 pm and 2 to 4 pm, then moves to Brooks Plaza for June 22 and 23.
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County School Board to Decide On Admin Building Plan
Special to the Daily News reports Tallallassee APN Chabasa County officials discuss a proposed administration building funded by a countywide measure. Crest Hill area remains the designated site and no construction plans exist yet.
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