Insanity Plea in Ray Eyed Case Distorts British Hearing
Ray, a Missouri escapee, pleads insanity as Chief Magistrate Milton orders reliance on U.S. authorities. The decision to deport could be appealed, with Ray seeking access to his attorney Hanes, who faces British court limits. Ray’s case ties to the Kings murder investigation and a disputed passport arrest at Heathrow.
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Alibaba
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Fay
Manes
Frank Milton
London
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Milton
Britain
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Ain
Missouri
Lanedon Heathrow
Toronto
Ramon George
King
Hames
Memphis
Ramon Tienrge
Lam
Tennessee
Janes Bar
Raye
Senate approves rapid transit tax plan for counties
Senate units move to authorize San Francisco and Los Angeles counties to levy a tax to fund rapid transit projects. The measure requires voter approval, with estimates suggesting about 1.7 billion annually for the system and 48 million in annual city costs.
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CPD
Sam Angeles
Sinos
Cogtake
Tae
Frank Tarbert
Rita Coa
Alba
Bionse
Seales
Fae Ramee Cama
Poe
Lanterman
Los Angeles
African Snubbed at Dallas Bar Sparks NEA Protest
In Dallas near the Municipal Auditorium 8000 NEA delegates faced a racial incident when a bar refused service to an African guest, Molapa, prompting NEA calls for a Justice Department probe and an official apology. Bar staff and owner defend policy citing food service laws. officials weigh possible action at the convention.
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Nicuorial Education Assa Tivts
State Department
Justice Department
NEA
Munki Vitus Molapa
Molapa
Walt Reas
Sam M.lamburl
Motapo
Washington
Braulin Alonso
Pallas
Cong Will Brother-in-Law of Gen Westmoreland Killed in Mekong Delta
Lt Col Frederick Van Geusen, brother-in-law of Army Chief of Staff Westmoreland, was shot down Wednesday when his helicopter was hit by Viet Cong fire in the Mekong Delta. He, 87, died a few hours after Westmoreland was sworn in as chief of staff. He leaves a widow and three children in Fayetteville, S.C. He commanded a helicopter battalion and was aboard a UH-1 helicopter that crashed into the Water River after takeoff in a northern delta operation. The crash was witnessed by other officers who reported hostile fire and an AK assault. Westmoreland’s brother-in-law had taken command three weeks earlier of a battalion in the 1st Infantry Division.
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Frederick van Geusen
Army
Ciew
Westmoreland
Mekong Delta
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Svarf
Washington
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Viera
Vin Deusen
Katherine
Hig Aado
Fron
Uruguay Crackdown Continues Under Military Rule
Uruguayan authorities press a harsh drive against labor unrest firing executives from two state banks and shuttering three supermarkets a clothing store and a private hospital for price hikes. About 40 000 state workers are under military jurisdiction as gas and fuel shortages drive queues and strikes amid rising repression.
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Pacheen
LBJ Plans Latin Visit and Space Funding Cut
President Johnson readies for a weekend summit in Central America and hosts Bolivian President Barrientos at the ranch. He trims the NASA budget by 457 million below request and moves to reappoint Howard Jenkins Jr. to the National Labor Relations Board. Barrientos attends Bolivian Day in Texas as Johnson prepares to fly to San Salvador and then to a regional conference with Wife Lady Bird and daughter Luci Nugent.
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Central America
Rene Barrizurtos
Bolivia
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Howard Jenkins Jr
National Labor Relations Board
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James Rhodes
Ohio
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Texas
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White House
Walt Rostew
William Bewdler
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Jue] Nugent
Bombers Press North Vietnam as Saigon Battles Persist
U S air crews pounded North Vietnamese Territory near the DMZ while Marines fought near Khe Sanh and Highway 9. North Vietnamese forces attacked Marine positions, with 17 enemy killed and four Marines dead after a 40 minute engagement. Allied troops also seized rockets north of Saigon as the capital braces for a possible new assault.
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Bene
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Uban Munders
Highway Toll Climbs During Independence Day Weekend
The National Safety Council estimates 700 to 800 Americans may die in motor vehicle accidents over the long holiday weekend from Wednesday evening to Sunday midnight. The four day period saw 48 drownings and numerous mishaps, with last year’s Fourth of July weekend recording 732 traffic deaths and no fireworks fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Waunbey
Bridge Collapse Triggers Lake Rescue Amid Crowded Scene
Eyewitnesses described a chaotic bridge collapse as spectators plunged into the lake to help, with searches lasting hours. Deputy coroner Kenneth Dahl credited bystanders for saving numerous lives while the fire department adjusted the missing persons count from twenty five to all accounted for as dawn broke. Local officers including Don Gregory and Lonnig Knowles reported rot and prior closures as factors, and a sign near the bridge warned against horses on the ridge.
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Don Gregory
Cawliz County Reserve
Lonnig Knowles
Kelso
Tom Slyder
Kenneth Dahl
Cowlitz County
Princess for Norway Bride Officially Named
The ceremony announces Miss Sonja Haraldson will be officially known as Princess Sonja af Havald Ang after marrying Crown Prince Havald Ang. The event marks a royal title change and ties to the Norwegian throne.
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Wrway
Sonja Haraldson
Sonja Af
Havald Ang
Fire at Waterford distillery prompts official response
Vague OCR text describes a blaze at a whisky facility near Waterford. Officials attend the scene as flames threaten barrels and tanks. Fire crews work into the night to contain the blaze and prevent wider damage. Details on injuries or exact cause are not readable.
Plot Told Ou Life of De Gaulle
Paris authorities studied reports of a leftist plot against President Charles de Gaulle during Bastille Day celebrations. A French informant warned Pars police of a possible conspiracy to harm De Gaulle, who would appear at the Champs Elysees guarded by armed troops and police.
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Charles de Gyndle
Aformanes
Pars
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