Katzenbach Attacks Du Bois Clubs as Communist Front
U S Justice Department seeks to classify the W E B Du Bois Clubs of America as a Communist front amid anti Vietnam War protests. Katzenbach accuses the group of being created and controlled by the Communist Party. The clubs deny affiliations and call the move red baiting.
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Seven Buried by Landslide at Japanese Inn
In Nishikawa town Yamagata Prefecture seven people were buried alive when a landslide hit an inn early Saturday. About 100 police and firemen rushed to the scene for rescue efforts.
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Venus Soft Landing Fails as Soviet Probes Reach Venus
Tass reports Venus 3 radio contact failed near Venus, signaling a crash of the soft landing attempt after Venus 2 also lost radio contact. Venus 3 reached the surface on Tuesday, while Venus 2 failed to land but managed a close approach.
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President threat suspect held on JFK era law charge
Oswald Stephen Pick 27 of Clifton New Jersey was arrested in Philadelphia after threatening to kill President Johnson. He was described by U S Commissioner Edward J Furia as sick not criminal and was ordered held on $50000 bond with a hearing set March 1. FBI received two calls warning of an assassination on a train from New York. Pick admitted the calls and threats.
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Apartment Fire on Ocean Blvd Causes Heavy Damage
A fire damaged an eight-unit apartment building at 5237 E Ocean Blvd Friday. Firefighters say the blaze started shortly before 2 p.m. and was controlled within about 20 minutes. No injuries were reported. The building is owned by Wilbur J Rivard of 5263 E First St.
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Parker Falls Ill In Hospital Checkup Today
Los Angeles Police Chief William H. Parker was at Queen of Angels Hospital for examinations after reporting an upset stomach and feeling unwell.
Woman declared dead alive hours later at funeral home
In New York a 71 year old woman named Henrietta Landau was pronounced dead at 46 p.m. Friday by her physician for Parkinsons and heart trouble. Four hours later at West Funeral Home employees heard moans and she was revived, rushed to Roosevelt Hospital where her condition remained poor but she began to breathe.
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Jury Deliberates on Candy Mossier Murder Case in Miami
In Miami, a 12 man jury enters a second day of deliberations in the trial of Candy Mossier, 48, and her nephew Melvin Lane Powers, 29. They are charged with stabbing Jacques Maussier to death on June 30, 1964. The jurors reviewed testimony extensively including details about Weissel and the alleged getaway car as they proceed through the weekend.
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Fulbright eyes Southeast Asia aid showdown in Senate
Senator Fulbright signals he may oppose policy riders as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs a 415 million Southeast Asia aid package. The panel is expected to approve the measure largely as submitted, while debate grows over South Vietnam funding and war policy riders.
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North Dakota Blizzard Paralyzes Large Region
Fourth day of historic North Dakota blizzard strands thousands of travelers and cripples power, roads, and communications across the state. In central areas, motorists shelter in fuel stations and motels while crews battle massive drifts. Dozens stranded on trains receive food and shelter as authorities declare a disaster and mobilize National Guard, Air Force helicopters, and snowmobiles to reach the stranded.
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Unclear Fragment From Local Notice
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