Whos Din In Weewst! Crime and political briefs mix
A Kansas City woman, Henrietta Smith, says a man knocked her down and stole her purse containing $60 as she stepped off a bus two blocks from home. She chased him, recovered the purse, and called him a heathen. Also in brief items, President Johnson babysits grandson Patrick Nugent at the White House, heiress Patricia McClintock sues Conrad Nicky Hilton for divorce, and German Admiral Luetjens honored with a warship name amid debate in Bonn. Joshua Lee, famed Oklahoma orator and former U.S. senator, dies at 75 after a long illness. funeral scheduled.
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Kansas City
Johnson
White House
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Lyn
Grandfather Johnson
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Bahamas
Mrs. Johnson
White House South Lawn
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Santa Monica
Patricia McClintock
Luetjens Hit
Bath
Maine
Bonn
Guenther Luetjjens
Luetjens
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Civil Aeronautics Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S Truman
Oklahoma University
Lee
University
Evers Calms Crowds After Mississippi Race Killing
Fayette Mississippi crowd of several hundred Negroes gathered at the courthouse as civil rights leader Charles Evers urged restraint after the slaying of Samuel Carroll. Cecil Kling, jailed without bond, was named as the shooter. authorities said no racial motive was found. Evers warned against actions that could jeopardize the judicial process.
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Fayette
Miss
UPI
Charles Evers
NAACP
Detroit
Watts
Evers
Cecil Kling
Jefferson County
Samuel O'Neil Carroll
Carroll
Here
Kling
De Gaulle Defends Independent French Policy
Paris reports the French leader faces criticism from left right and center after a nationwide speech defending independence on foreign policy issues. L Aurore and L Humanite weigh in on security reform and Western alliance questions while De Gaulle vows to press his course despite a low poll showing and public debate over Quebec and Israel. He reiterates a purely French stance on Vietnam and the Middle East and argues NATO’s North Atlantic withdrawal preserves France from American dominance.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
L'Aurore
de Gaulle
France
America
Europe
L’aurore
L’humanite
Alliance
Republicaine
Quebec
Ottawa
Canada
Cold Front Pushes Temperatures Down Across Large U.S.
A cold air front moving from the Arctic centered over Wisconsin chills the nation from North Dakota to New York into the 40s. Fringes extend to Missouri, with showers across the Lower Great Lakes and Northern New England. Thunderstorms streak from Eastern Virginia to the Gulf Coast. heavy rain hits Columbia South Carolina with 3.33 inches in six hours. Charlotte and Raleigh scarce rainfall records noted.
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Wisconsin
North Dakota
New York
Missouri
Marquette
Pellston
Mich
Hibbing
Minn
Great Lakes
New England
Virginia
Gulf Coast
Columbia
S.C
Charlotte
N.C
Raleigh
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Biracial Marriage in Georgia Record Sparks History
In Augusta Georgia a white man and a Negro woman from New York became the states first biracial couple to marry. Marie Caridad Jessie Dreyfuss age 20 and Leo Edward Kebnow age 22 were issued a license July 7 by Richmond County ordinary and wed July 21 in Augusta. An Aiken South Carolina Unitarian clergyman officiated the ceremony. A Georgia Health Department spokesman stated this is believed to be the first such marriage in the state.
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Augusta
New York
Georgia
Marie Caridad Jessie Dreyfuss
Leo Edward Kebnow
Richmond County
Aiken
S.C
Georgia Health Department
Vital Records Bureau
Castro warns U S to keep hands off Carmichael return
Havana reports Premier Fidel Castro warned the United States to keep its hands off U S Negro militant Stokely Carmichael upon his return home or face profound repercussions. Castro praised Carmichael and accused the CIA of plotting to kill him, promising protection on Carmichael’s return. The Latin American Solidarity Organization adjourned after a two day overrun and adopted a manifesto urging armed revolution in Latin America.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Casten
United States
U.S
Castro
Carmichael
Carmi
Latin America
Probing of Solon Curbed as Ethics Panel Struggles
Washington UPI report outlines the House Ethics Committee lacking authority to investigate Rep. Thaddeus Dulski after his admission of $11,000 proceeds from a testimonial dinner. Chairman Melvin Price notes the panel can only draft a code of ethics pending full House approval. House Administration Committee says its authority is pre empted by the new ethics group. Dulski confirms accepting cash gifts from a Sept 9, 1965 Buffalo testimonial, calling it a personal tribute. House Speaker McCormack backs Dulski, praising his character and integrity.
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Washington
UPI
New House
Thaddeus J. Dulski
Dn.y
Melvin Price
D-Ill
House
House Administration Committee
Dulski
Buffalo
John W. McCormack
Mr. Dulski
Secretary to Son of Lincoln Dies
Julia Healy, 85, longtime secretary to Abraham Lincoln’s son Robert Todd Lincoln, died. She served four years after 1900 when Lincoln was a partner at Isham Lincoln and Beale in Chicago. funeral services set for Saturday.
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UPI
Julia Healy
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincoln
Healy
Lincoln
Isham, Lincolin and Beale
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