MacLaughlin Brothers Navy Fate Shapes Catonsville Senior
Henry J MacLaughlin, a Catonsville High School senior and national scholar athlete, earned a midshipman appointment at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis. His older brother Donald, who also attended the academy, was killed in a Navy jet crash near Viel Nate, a loss the family marks as a guiding memory.
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Halleck Fined and Others Arrested for Hunting Violation
Former House minority leader Charles A. Halleck and three North Carolinians were arrested in Moorehead City for hunting migratory fowl over a bailed area. All pleaded guilty before Justice C. M. Krause and paid fines and costs of 34.40 each. Halleck was later cleared in U.S. district court.
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Striking Press Opens Exile University Near St John’s
The AFL CIO United Federation of College Teachers says it will run off campus classes from a private Jamaica Queens high school as a protest against St John’s Universitys preholiday dismissals of 33 faculty. About 84 teachers may be away, and city labor officials seek a meeting to address alleged importation of strikebreakers and disruption of academic policy.
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Queens
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Four Youths Hold Up 18 On Subway
Four armed youths roped an Englewood northbound train segment in Chicago at 2 am, forcing 18 riders into the last car and robbing them. Police captured four suspects at a nearby service station. victims described a gunpoint show and a badge bearing Sheriff Ogilvie.
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David Sarnoff Life Will Be Published
A definitive biography of David Sarnoff the electronics pioneer will be published February 28 by Harper Row Inc. The 384 page work recounts his rise from immigrant to head the Radio Corporation of America. Written by Eugene Lyons, noted biographer.
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UPI
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Harper & Row, Inc
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Catania Phones Dead After Cable Cut Incident
In Catania Sicily hundreds of telephones went dead when a main cable was cut. Police arrested 24 year old Domenic Musumeci who was seen dragging a long cable along a highway and admitted he detached it from an automatic switchboard serving a city neighborhood. Restoration was expected in two days.
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UPI
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Last direct kin of Mark Twain found dead in L A
Nina Clemens, 55, granddaughter of Mark Twain, was found dead in a Los Angeles motel room. A coroner said an autopsy was performed but cause of death not yet determined. Clemens lived in Los Angeles with income tied to Twain estate, burial planned in Elmira, N Y.
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Court Bars Tax OKs Fee for Servicemen Cars
The Supreme Court ruled states may require service members to license and register vehicles but rejected attempts to collect personal property taxes. Justice Brennan wrote unanimous opinions in cases from Mississippi and California, interpreting the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Rights Act. The decision preserves exemptions from taxes tied to military orders while allowing some fees to stand, as in a related refund case about employee reimbursements.
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Power Fight In Nigeria 50 Executed
Lagos Nigeria reliable sources report up to fifty officers executed in a power struggle within the Nigerian army. Rival factions contest control as Maj Gen Aguiyi Ironsi assumes leadership after an abortive coup. A lieutenant colonel and two former ministers are reported dead.
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Weaver Joins Cabinet amid LBJ Housing Push
President Johnson swore in Robert C. Weaver as secretary of housing and urban development and John W. Wood as undersecretary. The first African American cabinet member vowed to make cities livable while facing crowded schools, housing shortages, and pollution, with Weaver and Wood charged to coordinate planning and services for Americans in urban areas.
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Gandhi Daughter Expected To Be India Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi, daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru, emerged as strong favorite to become India’s prime minister after the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri. Desai resisted and sought a last-minute manifesto to rally support, as party officials weighed calls for a unanimous succession.
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Berserk Lab Worker Wounds Three Then Kills Self
Michael Maresca a 44 year old Brookhaven National Laboratory engineer wounded three colleagues with a shotgun before killing himself. The incident occurred at Brookhaven 40 miles from New York City prompting investigations. Victims James R. Powell Leif Hjarne and others were treated at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital in fair to good condition.
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Fast Patchogue
N.Y
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Dog Prevents Aid to Injured Master in Perth
Perth report details an Alsatian dog named Rex that blocked ambulance crews as they attempted first aid for his unconscious master, security officer Robertson Robertson, 32. The dog snarled at attendants, delaying door access for nearly an hour until the man regained consciousness. Robertson was hospitalized. Rex guarded the car afterward.
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Australia
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Robert Robertson
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Indo Army Bans Student Protests In Jakarta
The Indonesian Army has forbidden student demonstrations in Jakarta over rising prices, reported by Antara news agency. Thousands had gathered daily in the capital last week to condemn the government's failure to curb the economy's rapid deterioration.
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Indonesia
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