Teen of TCs downed by Yanks in Meekong Delta film
Police said two girls Roberta Barili and Cecilia Barili missing near Watts and Markham Junior High School were found dead in a brush-filled lot. Investigators noted signs of beating or dragging. Neighbors recalled the sisters as bright and playful. The case drew rapid action from sheriff’s deputies and Los Angeles detectives.
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Watts
Richard
Barilis
Los Angeles Police
Sheriff's Homicide
Kille
James Hamilton
Sheriff’s
Charles Walder
James Willams
Cindy
Linda
Rap Snubs Gov at Florida Rally in Jacksonville
Fr. Rap Brown turned his back on Gov. Claude Kirk at a rally of about 800 Negroes in Jacksonville. Brown urged readiness to take the streets and warned whites, while Kirk was booed during his address and attempted to shake hands were rejected. Sheriff Dale Carson tried to read him a new antimal act before Brown walked away.
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Jacksonville
Rap Brown
Claude Kirk
Morida
Brown
Kirk
Tallahassee
Browne
Crime Rise Highlighted in Six Year Trend Report
A 1966 crime tally shows nearly 3.28 million serious crimes with about 10,920 homicides and over $1.2 billion in property losses. Violent crimes rose 1 percent led by robbery and homicide, while auto theft and larceny over $50 also climbed. 70 percent of the population’s arrest data was represented. The FRA study tracks repeat offenders, with high rearrest rates within 2 to 3 years for probation and good-behavior releases.
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U.S
FRA
Idr
Ailing Ex-Justice Clark Flown Back to Washington
Ailing former Supreme Court Justice Tant C Clark was flown from Bangkok to Washington and admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital for treatment of infectious hepatitis. In St Petersburg Florida composer Jaromir Weinberger, 71, died Wednesday night. He led the Prague born maestro known for the opera Schwanda and headed the music department at Garland University in the United States.
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Washington
Tant C Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
Bangkok
Thailand
Bethesda Navel Hospital
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jaromir Weinberger
Weinberger
Prague
United States
Garnell University
Three GIs Killed in Korea Ambush
Three American soldiers were killed and about 16 more wounded in a North Korean ambush on Korea’s western front. The attack targeted a truck in the U S 2nd Infantry Division area about 36 miles north of Seoul, with grenades and automatic fire. South Korean casualties were reported as at least one wounded. Casualties involved soldiers from the U S 7th Infantry Division attached to the 2nd Division, with the 7th in a rear area on the central front.
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Saigon
UPR
North Vietnam
Toiharo
U.S
Mekong Delta
Hanoi
Vietnam
Navy
North Viet Namese
Phu Vinh
Vinh Binh
Robert. C. Davis
Dorado
Ark
Guy" H. Freeborn
Hart
Mich
Constellation
WSS. 1St Air Cavenlry Division
South Vietnam
Gis
Limes
Hospi
Beoui
Korea
U.S. Bth
U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division
Seoul
7Th Infantry Division
7Th Division
Market Bandit Slays Torrance Policeman
A robber shot a Torrance police officer during a market robbery and escaped with cash in a sack in a 1962 Rambler. The bandit, about 6 foot 3, wearing a yellow shirt and brown slacks, fled as clerk Bruce Jessel and manager Mary Anderson witnessed the fatal attack. A second incident in Dallas reports oilman Grady A. Vaughn Jr., coowner of a large New Mexico ranch, dying of a heart attack at 47.
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Seibert
Bruce Jessel
Jessell
Jessel
Mary Anderson
Dallas
UPI
Grady A. Vaughn Jr
New Mexico
Riots Panel Urges Recruitment of More Negro Guards
The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders urged substantially increasing recruitment of African Americans into the Army and Air National Guard. It called for expanded riot control training and a federal state review of Guard officer qualifications to prevent substandard appointments. The report, sent to President Johnson via Defense Secretary McNamara, notes Negroes make up about 1.15 percent of the Army.
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National Advisory Commission
National Guard
Johnson
Patie
Guard
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Commission
Otton Kerner
Ilinois
John’ ¥. Lindsay
New York City
Army
Air National Guard
Fast Trains Crash Near Odense Kills Nine
An express train rear collided with another near Odense Denmark. Nine people were killed and about 40 injured. Rescue workers said passengers were trapped in two coaches for hours. At least 15 were seriously hurt as the trains, heading west from Copenhagen ten minutes apart, carried about 38 Danes and several unconfirmed foreign tourists. Some Americans were among the uninjured, transported by bus.
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Odense
Denmark
Copenhagen
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