Freeman Leads 38-Mile Salmon River Float Trip
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman and seven companions traverse six miles of Idaho's Salmon River in a rubber raft. The group, including his wife and Forest Service chief Edward Cihi, travels a three day stretch under review for wilderness designation by Congress.
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Beauty Queen Aims First Pilot License From Santa Monica
Vonda Kay Vana Dyke Miss America 1965 will fly solo from Santa Monica Municipal Airport on Sunday. She lives in Orange County attends UCLA and recently married an Atlanta physician, hoping to become the first Miss America licensed pilot.
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Salinger Predicts 1968 GOP Ticket of Rocky and Reagan
Pierre Gelinger reports Salinger telling a Kansas City civic club that Nixon era peace progress and civil rights must be shown for LBJ to win in 1968. He predicts Republicans will nominate Nelson Rockefeller with Ronald Reagan as running mate, doubting whether the party has the nerve to nominate Rocky.
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British Nazi's Wife Faces Synagogue Fire Hearing
Fran coise Jordan a 35 year old French wife of Britain's self proclaimed Nazi leader Colin Jorden was granted a hearing on a charge of inciting arson against synagogues. She was ordered held for trial after police said she would likely flee to France if bailed. A next hearing was set for Aug. 25. The charge covers incitement between May 1 1965 and July 31 1965. Her husband serves 13 months for arousing religious hatreds.
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Ex San Pedron Teamster Leader Slain in Puerto Rico
Frank Chavez former San Pedro resident and Puerto Rico Teamsters Union president was shot dead Wednesday in San Juan his bodyguard is charged with first degree murder Chavez 39 born Albuquerque lived 975 W Oliver St San Pedro with wife Beatris divorced 1957 children Maxine Richard Anita Police say he died en route to hospital from three chest wounds A federal indictment loomed accusing him of fraudulently obtaining about 150000 in strike benefits and tax evasion Figueroa identified as suspect Chavez had warned of severing ties with the union earlier and faced reports of a large salary while leading the 12000 member Puerto Rico union He was a World War II veteran and close ally of Hoffa living with his second wife Doris in San Juan Garden Hills area.
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American in Australia Gets Life in Cab Driver Killing
Yakima, Washington man Ryan Sprulock Hood was convicted of murder in Sydney’s central criminal court and sentenced to life penal servitude for the shooting death of taxi driver George Alfred Stephens, 62. Hood, 28, faced four-day trial and defense plans an appeal. He confessed love for Victoria Feyerbern, his high school friend now with an Australian boyfriend.
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Taal Volcano Eruption Fears Prompt Evacuations Near Manila
Philippine geologists warn of a new cone inside Taal crater as it spews fire balls every five seconds and ash clouds since Wednesday. Police evacuate families to prevent a repeat of the 1965 tragedy that killed 190. The 984-foot volcano 45 miles south of Manila draws tourists. Lyndon B. Johnson visited last fall.
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North Vietnamese shore batteries double in past two months
Rear Adm. Walter V. Combs Jr. said North Vietnamese shore batteries had doubled to more than 100 guns, moving in groups of 12 to 15 and sometimes radar controlled. His ships, off Vietnam since last November, have taken four direct hits and knocked out at least 75 batteries, while enduring increasingly accurate counterfire and occasional bracketing fire within five feet of a vessel.
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