Sheriff vows to sell winnings to end bingos and raffles
Maurice Joseph, sheriff of St. Clair County Illinois, won two cars in a bingo haul and declared all forms of gambling must end. He plans to sell the cars, pay income tax, then donate the proceeds to charity, announcing a broad notice against binges raffles and lotteries.
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Maurice Joseph
St. Clair County
Cambodia
South
Viet Nam
Floyd
Mecussi¢k
The
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lynda Bird
Texas
Lynda Bird Johnson
Amarillo
Tex
Joe Batson
Ernest Batson
Neathy Lake
Meredith
Paul Green
NC official accused of hiding Klan data in cabinet
Attorney William J. OQuinn said vital information about the Ku Klux Klan was stored in a locked drawer of a State Bureau of Investigation filing cabinet and labeled confidential. He charged Anderson and the attorney general's staff with evasiveness, claiming key material could convict the Klan but was withheld or locked away.
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William J. O' Quinn
State Bureau of Investigation
Raleigh
N.C
UPI
North Curo
Anderson
Thne
Busi
Con Re Fidential
Malcolm Seawell
Law and Order Committee
Antagon I.derson
O'Quinn
Norlalhiy
Carolina
Bureau
North Carolina
Walter Anderson
Lock and Kay
Senate Votes 2 Year Limit on Alliance Aid
Washington reports the Senate endorsed a two year cap on Alliance for Progress funding. The vote was 54 to 31. The Fulbright committee had proposed restricting loans and grants totaling 543 million to the current fiscal year along with other economic aid categories. The Cooper proposal kept annual ceilings intact.
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Washington
Alliance For
Latin American Nations Committee
Aigl
Fulbright Committee
Alliance
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Senate
Johnson
House
Latin America
Cooper
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert F. Kennedy
D.-M.y
Kennedy
Foreign Relations
Caomtte
Addict Gets Five Year Terms for LBJ Threats
A Dallas man Robert Beatty 30 admitted writing threatening letters to President Johnson and a U S judge to obtain narcotics help. He received five year sentences for each threat plus a zero day term for obstructing the mails over a derelict check. The judge may send him to Lexington Kentucky for health care. The report also notes political debate over Alliance for Progress funding and related authorization extensions.
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Dallas
API
Johnson
U.S
Robert
Beatty
U.S. Public Health Service
Lexington
Arrests in Recife Airport Bombing Scam
Police in Recife, Brazil, detained 14 people over a Monday bombing at the airport that killed three and aimed to kill presidential candidate Costa e Silva. The attack prompted a federal probe led by Air Force Col. Alberto Lopez Perez as officials blamed Communist terrorists. Costa e Silva avoided the flight, arriving later by car with his campaign continuing.
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Recife
Brazil
UPI
Marshel Artur Costa E Silva
Air Force Cal
Alberto Lopez Perez
Costa E Silva
Americans airlift Congo rebels flee Kisangani
U S embassy says about 20 Americans evacuated from Kisangani as Katangan forces and mercenaries rebelled. Officials say the move was a routine safety measure and not an immediate crisis. Reports blame foreign interests for instigating the revolt amid unpaid Congo soldiers and casualties.
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Kinshasa
Leopoldville
Congo
U. S
Kisangani
Stan Teyville
U S
Radio Kinshasa
le Progres
Senate sends seal protection bill to House
The Senate approved a bill making it a crime to use the Great Seal of the United States and the presidential seal except as authorized by law. The measure progresses to the House for consideration and potential enactment into law.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
United States
Fragmentary notice from Long Beach daily paper
A damaged OCR item shows a local publication address Long Beach California with references to circulation audit and daily publication schedule. It lists a bureau of circulation and a street pair 6th Street and Pine Avenue, Long Beach, California.
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Getegram
Pew
Long Bezel
Calif
Pais Par Cartier el
Artier Teltyery
Sing
Mennier Audit Bureau of
6Th Street
Pine Avenue
Long Snach
U S Seeks Bigger NATO Role for Small Nations
UPI report from Milan cites Vatican sources saying Pope Paul VI may allow birth control pills for up to five years after birth and could consider a pill to regulate the female cycle. The plan aims to give smaller NATO allies a larger say in alliance strategy and nuclear planning. NATO defense ministers approve a multiyear blueprint, with McNamara pushing broader nonnuclear member participation.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Ie Fiere Mella Sera
Sumer
Castel Gantalfo
Corriere
Paris
United Vice
Vatican Commission
NATO
Robert Want
McNamara
France
Norway
Portugal
Luxembourg
Teeland
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Yhate
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New York City
Efren Ramiirez
Hiondo
Bionda
Puerto Rive
Ramirez
New York
Biondo
New York Times Service
Punta del Esta
Wayne
Morse
D-Ore
Alliance For Progress
Ike
Free Congo
Tennyson
Tennyson Ee
Robert S.mcnamara
Dennis Healey
Capistrana
Long Beach
Alfred's
45Th & Ailanlic
Bixby Knolls
Boussiere
Sree
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Calvert
Calvert Dist. CO
W.Y.C
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