Boy Found Safe After Night Outdoors Near Whiskey Creek
Six year old Bruce Henson wandered with his dog from a family campsite. Police and nearly 100 searchers scoured rugged terrain as Civil Air Patrol planes searched overhead. The boy, found by Vince Goodwin in an abandoned lumber camp, said he slept by a log and was tired and hungry. In a separate incident near Grand Junction, Russell and Shattuck were rescued after a light plane crash and hiking for nine hours to reach help.
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Bruce Henson
3.C. Dick Henson
Slemoore Naval Air Station
Fresno
Madera County
Sheriff's Office
Whiskey Creek
Civil Air Patrol
Vince Goodwin
Bruce
Pasadena
Calif
Jorado
Russell Shattuck
Soere
Neather
Shattucks
Shattuck
Ande H. Peterson
Grand Junction
Peterson
Margareth
Revenge Motive Probed in Slaying of Jordanian Grocer
Chicago police arrest 35 year old Aaron Myers on murder charges in the shooting death of Abder Rayyan a 55 year old Jordanian grocer. Rayyan who had nine children was shot twice in the head as he bent over a vegetable bin in his store. His daughter Zuhdela 22 testified two armed men entered then one fired the fatal shot behind his left ear. Rayyan left Jordan 16 years ago and had lived in South America before coming to the United States.
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Chicago
Aaron Myers
Robert F. Kennedy
Myers
Abder Rayyan
Rayyan
Zuhdela
Jordan
South America
United States
Chauffeur for RFK Beaten and Robbed in DC
Robbed and beaten in the early hours after a 24 hour shift with the Kennedy family, Lee E. Morrow, 45, Robert Kennedy's personal driver, was assaulted by seven juveniles near his northeast Washington home. Wallet with 50 cents and three Kennedy-named gasoline cards taken. not seriously hurt. Sterling Tucker to chair a June 19 march for the Poor People's Campaign, aiming for a peaceful climate of concern, after Ralph Abernathy invited him.
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Lee E. Morrow
Robert F. Kennedy
Polich
Morrow
Washington
Kennedy
Sterling Tucker
Washington Urban League
Tucker
Ralph David Abernathy
New York
Bayard Austin
Mother and son graduate together in northern Massachusetts
Mrs. Joseph P. Sullivan of Wilbraham and her son Stephen graduated Sunday in separate ceremonies. Stephen earned an electrical engineering degree at Lowell Technological Institute at 2 pm, then mother and son flew to Westfield where she received a bachelor's in English from Westfield State College two hours later. Both institutions credited them as first in their respective classes in a cooperative effort.
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Joseph P. Sullivan
Stephen
Wilbraham
Mass
Lowell Technological Institute
Lowell
Westfield
Westfield State College
First Woman Commander Elected at Terre Haute Legion Post
The oldest American Legion Post in Terre Haute Indiana chose Mary Ohm as its commander on Sunday making her the 49th leader of Fort Martison Post 40. Ohm, a junior high school English teacher and U S Naval Reserve lieutenant, leads a largely male membership.
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American Legion
Terre Haute
Ind
Mary Ohm
Fort Martison
Miss Ohms
U.S. Naval Reserve
Kennedy memorial day voices call society cure
Clergy across nations mourn Kennedy with calls for action to heal a sick society. Archbishops, priests, and leaders from Detroit Rome London and New York urged an end to violence, racism, and apathy, and to pursue justice and humane rights in Kennedy’s spirit.
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London
Kennedy
Reno
Nev
Steve Peluffo
St .Thomas Aquinas Cathedral
Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
New York
New World
Goldberg
Robert Kennedy
Burani Ciecut Lead in 7052 Press Telegram Race
Burani and Ciecut headline the 7052 event as top contenders in the Press Telegram meet, with competitive times and close finishes shaping the final standings.
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Burani
Ciecut A
Gun turn-in movement grows after Kennedy murder
After Senator Kennedy was killed, a national push for stricter gun control emerged. Public officials and groups urged action as individuals like Alan Scheening in Lancaster turned in guns, while retailers in Columbus and Indianapolis halted ammunition sales. Some leaders urged mass gun destruction on Father’s Day, and Archbishop Chrysostomus’s death sparked youth action in Missouri.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Alan E. Scheening
Lancaster
Columbus
Ohio
J-Mart
Marty Rosen
French Election Battle Opens With Fire Bombs
In Paris Molotov bombs targeted Gaullist offices as campaign violence erupted at the start of a bitter election race. Left Bank offices and students faced damage with no injuries reported amid wider strikes and labor disputes across France.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
National Assembly
Nice
Mediterranean
Renault Automotive
Flins
de Gaulle
Georges Didault
France
Brazil
Belgium
Two Shot With RFK Still in Hospital
Two of the five wounded when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot remain hospitalized. Paul Schrade, 43, UAW regional director, and William Weisel, 30, ABC unit manager, are in good condition. Schrade is reported improving and may be released in a week. Weisel expects to return to Washington soon after several more days in hospital. The other victims Elizabeth Evans, 43, Irwin Stroll, 17, and Ira Goldstein, 19, have been discharged.
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Los Angeles i
Robert F. Kennedy
Kaiser Foundation
Paul Schrade
United Auto Workers Union
William Weisel
Washington D.C
American Broadcasting Co
Schrade
Bill
Associated Press
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Minneapolis
Elizabeth Lott
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Detroit
Francis B. Sayre
America
Denver
M. McWilliams
Kennedys
Martin Luther King Jr
Rome
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Alan E. Schoening
E. L. Boehler
Wirapnoip
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Cal
Wonderland Stores
Sanford Friedman
Dallas
Flore
E. O. Crawford
John E. Fletcher
State Capitol
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
New England
Stone
Volpe
National Governors Conference
Whenhal Group
Cincinnati
New Jersey Patrolmen's Benévolent Association
John J. Hefferman
Congress
Dios
Athens
API
Chrysostamos
University City, MO
Students For Action Committee
Sharon Liebermann
Terra Linda
Stamen
Billancourt
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