West German Bormann request sent to Brazil supreme court
The Hravitiah justice ministry said it would forward a West German request for preventive arrest of Nazi leader Martin Bormann to Brazil's supreme court in Brasilia. Officials stressed the move does not imply Bormann is alive or in Brazil, but aims to save time if he is caught there and keep the case open under Brazil's 20 year statute.
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Martin Bormann
Supreme Court
Brasilia
Bormann
Brazil
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Berlin
Latin America
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New South Wales
Sydney
Australia
Arthur D. Bridges
Thorpe
Somone
Devastating Blaze Strikes Riperdan California Fireman Dies
Ripperdan California townspeople mourn after a weekend of disaster including a cafe robbery, a devastating fire that destroyed several buildings, and the death of Jack Cooper, a state forestry fireman, in an auto crash. Residents recall the fire being sparked by lightning as Independence Day chaos unfolded.
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San Joaquin Valley
Arl Anderson
Rose
Firman
Roy Sakiyama
Jack Cooper
State Division of Forestry
Fresno-Friant Road
Anderson
GM Set to Fight Pay Plan Amid Auto Labor Talks
Detroit reports GM will oppose guaranteed annual income sought by UAW President Walter Reuther. The auto maker released a 12 page booklet detailing existing income guarantees, arguing guarantees dampen work incentives and would be unfair to active workers as contract talks with GM Ford and Chrysler open Monday.
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General Motors
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
U.S
UAW
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Governor Wallace to govern Alabama from hospital
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace begun diagnostic tests at the M D Anderson Cancer Clinic in Houston and said she would run the state’s business as if away on state business. Ed Ewing, her press secretary, denied transfer of powers to the lieutenant governor despite prolonged incapacitation rules.
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UPI
Alabama
Lurlean Wallace
Houston International Airport
Aoom
George Wallace
Bobbi Jn Parsons
Ed Ewing
Patriotic Party Ends Convention Endorses Wallace and Wallace
The Patriotic Party finished a three day convention in Kansas City endorsing George Wallace for president and William Penn Patricks for vice president. It called for eliminating income, corporate, business and real estate taxes in favor of a universal sales tax and withdrawal from the United Nations. The party, with 125 attendees, described founder Robert Bolivar NePuph as a self made 37 year old conservative. The platform also opposes federal grants to states or private agencies.
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City
Kan
Patriotic Party
Chesday
George Wallace
Alabama
William Penn Patricks
Oakland
Calif
Patrick
Robert Bolivar NePuph
United States
United Nations
Westwood Group Leaves Democratic Council Rift
Westwood Democratic Club quits the California Democratic Council citing leadership as a minority view. CDC plans a Sept 30 convention to name a national delegation backing a candidate opposed to President Johnson's Vietnam policies. Westwood, with about 300 members, will join a new statewide volunteer group to rally a majority of registered Democrats.
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Los Angeles
Westwood Democratic Club
California Democratic Council
CDC
Johnson
David Elliot
Westwood Group
Westwood Club
Queen Ends Her Visit to Canada in Kingston Ceremony
Queen Elizabeth II winds up a week of Canadian duties in Kingston after presenting six Canadian regiments with new colors in Ottawa and sending a Fourth of July message to President Johnson while excluding two premiers due to prior commitments. The royal couple depart for London later tonight aboard a BOAC jetliner.
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Ont
Elizabeth I
Ottawa
Prince Philip
London
Expo
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Quebec
Daniel Johnson
Nova Scotia
Robert Stanfield
Johnson
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Seaway
United States
North America
Buckingham Palace
Cincinnati Racial Violence Blamed on Black Power
Rioting by groups of Negro youths across Cincinnati vented in fires, smashed windows, and looting in Avondale and Roselawn. Police blamed black power advocates for fostering unrest and warned of more trouble ahead. Fire crews faced 26 alarms with several arsons, while National Guardsmen had earlier quelled disturbances in Avondale.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Jacob Schott
Avondate
Schott
Avondale
Roselawn
Anothrr
Rose Jown
National Guard
Avondile
Sid Niney
Asst
Edward Avey
Calif family bicycles to Beatrice Nebraska trip
Joyce Lindquist and her four children rode 880 miles of a 3400 mile California to Nebraska journey. They trained a year and used a van driven by Linda Lohdell to carry camping gear and food. They planned a two week stay in Beatrice before returning by car.
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Neb
Joyce Lindquist
Orangeville
Calif
Nebraska
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Mrs. Lindquist
Pamela
Debra
Linda Lohdell
Linda
Shirley Lohdell
California
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