Rockwell will executor and body custody to Koshi in Arlington
George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, shot Aug 25 leaving an estate of about 100 dollars and his comcob pipe. The will names Matt Koshi as executor and body custodian, with six children listed as heirs. The entry notes Rockwell's two marriages and pending probate in Arlington County Court. Also covered are Miss America preliminaries results with Marilyn Gale Cocozza, Debra Dene Barnes, and pageant details forecasting the final round in Atlantic City with a 15,000 person live and TV audience.
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George Lincoln
Rockwell
Arlington County
Matt Koshi
Koeht
Debra
Atlantic City
Beauty Defied Pageant in Viet Tour
Miss America officials opposed Jane Ann Jayroe traveling to Vietnam to visit service merit troops. Her final appearance as Miss America may be limited as the new queen is named. Jayroe said the trip was her idea and the first time a Miss America visited U.S. troops in the field.
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Jane Ann Jayroe
Service Merit
Vietnam
E. J. Jayroe
Oklahoma
Oklahoman
Atlantic City
Nat
Jayroe
Jang Anne
Jayrog
U.S
Peace Corps Father Seeks Disarmament Near Birth Control Talk
Rep Passman, who says he fathered the Peace Corps, calls for disarmament amid a discussion on birth control for Indian livestock. Peace Corps Director Vaughn remarks on family planning for cattle using an intra uterine loop, noting possible Indian acceptance despite cow reverence and monkey concerns.
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Orto E. Passman
Peace Corps
Jack Hood Vaughn
Louisiana Democrat
National Advisory Council
United States
Vaughn
India
D Alesandro Wins Baltimore Mayoral Democratic Nomination
Thomas J D Alesandro M1 secures the Democratic mayoral nomination in Baltimore as the threat of a Negro bloc vote fails to materialize. The 48 year old swamped three challengers in the primary while Republican rival Arthur Sherwood vows to make racism a campaign issue in the November election.
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Thomas J. D'Alesandro
Baltimore
D'Alesandro
U.S
House of Representatives
Arthur Sherwood
Sherwood
Beatle Manager Death Ruled Accidental Overdose
In London a coroner ruled Brian Epstein death accidental due to overdosage of sleeping tablets. There was no suggestion of self-harm. The cause was poisoning by carbrital from incautious repetition, with Dr. Donald Teare noting the amount matched a small lethal dose.
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Brian Epstein
London
Donald Teare
Marines Halt Viet Cong Ambush In Northern War Zone
Marines swept the northern provinces after turning back a Red ambush and killing 92 enemy fighters. In the Mekong delta, South Vietnam reported 54 Viet Cong from Tay Do battalion killed. U.S. losses stood at 115 dead and 382 wounded this week as two B52 strikes targeted infiltration routes. The week ended with signs of a renewed Communist push from North Vietnam.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Mekong
South Vinamese
Tam Ky
Demilitarized Zone
Strategic Air Command
A Shau
Quang Nam
Quang Tin
Con Thien
North Vietnam
MPs Clash With Reds in Korea at Panmunjom
Five American MPs and five North Korean guards clashed briefly at Panmunjom during a recess of the Military Armistice Commission meeting. The incident began when an American MP crossed an honor guard line as Maj. Gen. Pak Chung Kek was about to reenter. No injuries were reported as both sides were quickly separated.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
UPI
U.S
Panmunjom Tree
Military Armistice Commission
Pak Chung-Kek
Pak
USS
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Ex Mobster Roselli Grand Jury Probe Sealed
In Los Angeles a federal grand jury investigation into former Chicago underworld figure Johnny Roselli is shrouded in secrecy with taped hearing windows and locked doors. Prosecutors reportedly seek possible illegal alien registration or false citizenship statements as Roselli and eight relatives testify behind sealed evidence. Roselli, once linked to the Al Capone gang, faced earlier probes and a 1944 extortion conviction tied to the film industry. he was paroled in 1948.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Prand Jury
Chicago
Johnny Roselli
Federal
Rosell
Roselli
U.S. Immigration Service
Friars Club
Beverly Hills
James P. Cantillon
Humboldt County workers strike swells picket lines
About 450 Humboldt County employees on strike for higher pay expected reinforcements as the walkout enters its second day. Union officials say roughly 700 of 1100 county workers are members and protests halt activities in public works, Welfare, and tax offices while pledges of support come from several unions. The union may target the Eureka airport, though officials vow no risk to public health or safety. In Iran, a Constituent Assembly bill amends the constitution to let Empress Farah rise if Shah dies, placing Crown Prince Reza on hold until he is 20 next month.
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Eureka
Humboldt County
County Employes Association Local 1684
Rodney Larson
State Council
The
American Federation of State
International, Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Teamsters Union
Operating Engineers Union
Larson
Jim Gallagher
Tehran
Irani
Iran
Farah
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Reza Pahlevi
Mississippi Valley Hit by Showers
Rain moved up the Mississippi Valley soaking parts of Missouri and Arkansas and spreading into Alabama and Illinois. Heavy showers caused some sections to flood while central Gulf Coast areas of Florida, Alabama and Mississippi saw the heaviest downpours. West Plains Missouri recorded 1.43 inches and Walnut Ridge Arkansas 1.30 inches as showers dampened the region.
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Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Arkansas
Alabama
Iincis
Gulf Coast
Florida
Mississippi
Gulf
West Plains
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Southwest
Rights Protesters Stage Rip Out Sit In at City Hall
Civil rights demonstrators staged a sit in at Mayor Henry Maier’s office in Milwaukee. About 35 people sat in Maier’s outer office, tore stuffing from chairs, defaced a mural with black power graffiti, and five protesters were arrested after the four hour protest demanding an open housing ordinance.
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Office i
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Maier
RM. Kirslock
New York City
Maiers
Torae Jeep Hits Mine in Egypt One Killed
TEL AVIV An Israeli army jeep hit a mine early today in the Gaza Strip killing one soldier and injuring four. An army spokesman said the mine went off at Jabalia at 2 am and a curfew was imposed on Arab inhabitants. It was the second such incident in two weeks in the area. Demonstrations followed with police making five arrests including Prent McKinney 18 of Milwaukee War Council of the NAACP.
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Tel Aviv
Gaza Strip
Ary
Jabaila
Éobrnety
Prent McKinney
Milwaukee War Council
NAACP
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Reds
Korea
Hirsute
Randall Stephens
Sunbury
Francis Hatton
Stephens
Jane Lang
Humboldt
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
C. Ernest. Benson
National Association of Prison Chaplains
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Egypt
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Sun
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