Three Klansmen Convicted by Alabama Jury
An all white jury in Montgomery convicted Leroy Wilkins Eugene Thomas and William Eaton on federal conspiracy charges tied to the Detroit civil rights murders. U.S. District Judge Frank M. Johnson sentenced them to 10 years in prison. King and Johnson praised the verdicts while appeals proceed at the Fifth Circuit and Supreme Court.
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Ala
UPI
Detroit
Viola Gregg Liuzzol
Priosn
Alabama
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
U.S
Frank M. Johnson
Cole Leroy Wilkins
Eugene Thomas
William O. Eaton
Johnson City
South
King
Atlanta
Art Hanes
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Supreme Court of the United States
KU Klux
W. O. Eaton
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Britain Seizes Rhodesia Reserve Bank in Crackdown
London moved to take control of Rhodesia's reserve bank and about 28 million dollars in assets as Britain seeks to curb the Rhodesian rebel government. The action follows an OAU ultimatum and Addis Ababa talks threatening embargoes, economic suspensions, and military options.
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UPI
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Reserve Bank of
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
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Chadwick
First Organization of African Unity! Baptist Church
Center, Tex
OAU
Texas
Kenneth Kaunda
W. M
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Zambia
Ralph Smith
Hyde Park
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
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Telli
Black Africa
United Nations
Addis
Ababa
Lse
Kaunda
United Press International
Kribe
Five To Receive Bond Awards At Chanukah Festival
Harold M. Freeman will present the Distinguished Service Award to five past chairmen of the San Antonio Israel Bond Committee at 7 30 p m Sunday during the Chanukah Festival reception. The honorees are Louis J Scharlack Ted O Krent David Salik Israel Silber and Bernard Rubinstein.
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Harold M. Freeman
San Antonio
Marines Lose Four In Downed Hue Mission Near Da Nang
A U S crash south of Da Nang killed four American and nine Viet Cong allied troops during a troop carrying mission. U S authorities described the lull in ground action but noted heavy fighting continued in the central highlands and near the Cambodian border as carrier based strikes against Viet Cong targets persisted.
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da Flames
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Chu Pong
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North
Viet Nam
Twoj
Saidl
China Denounces Soviet Aid to Vietnam in Diplomatic Row
UPI reports at UN tensions flare as North Viet Nam and Viet Cong receive Chinese and Soviet aid. Diplomats say Beijing rejects Russian rubles and accuses Moscow of obstructing Hanoi relief. Poland shifts stance amid East Bloc strains.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
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Minh
Hanoi
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Pek
Polish United Workers Party
Ling
Perdor Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Trybuna
Ludu
Poland
General Assembly
Nation Main
Viet
North Viets Admit Raids Hurt Economy
Hanoi acknowledged that U S bombing raids damaged North Vietnam’s economy and slowed industrial growth. Vice Premier Le Thanh Nghi said air attacks forced an on the spot supply policy to use local materials and limit production. The admission points to disruption of key transport routes and distribution networks.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Red New China News Agency
NCNA
North Viet
North
Viet Nam
Hitler's Aide May Be Alive
West German prosecutors cite evidence that Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler's aide and a scar-faced figure on the Central Committee, may still be alive. The Red Chinese dispatchators reported the claim gathered from monitored sources in Frankfurt.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Martin Bormann
Adolf Hitler
Eichmann’s Son Says Bormann to Face Tribunal
Prosecutor Wilhelm Metzner cites a 1961 letter by Horst Adolf Eichmann stating Martin Bormann plans to surrender to an international tribunal to reveal the truth about the Jewish question. The text notes Eichmann’s execution in 1962 and a $25,000 bounty on Bormann’s head. Der Spiegel reports Bormann’s death confirmed by its investigation.
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Wilhelm Metzner
Fritz Bauer
Bauer
Adolf Eichmann
Horst Adolf Eichmann
Bormann
Adolf Eich Mann
Israel
Nuernberg
der Fuehrer
Berlin
South America
der Stem
Science Exhibit in Allahabad Closed Amid Protests
An American science exhibition sponsored by the U.S. Information Service was closed in Allahabad after university students protested what they called anti Indian attitude during the Indo Pakistan conflict.
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New Delhi
Viet War Toll Listed
Defense Department tallies American casualties in Vietnam from Jan 1 1961 to Nov 29 1965. Figures cover total deaths from hostile action including aircraft accidents and ground actions, wounded or injured, and those missing or detained.
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Washington
Defense Department
Anciguis
Theft of Rings Reported at Oak residence
Howard M. Hyman reports burglars entered his home on a Friday afternoon and stole rings valued at 225 dollars from his jewelry box. Police are investigating the break in at 2111 Grey aC-Oak.
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Howard M. Hyman
Hyman
Treasury chief forecasts deficit near seven to eight billion
Treasury Secretary Henry A. Fowler told the National Association of Manufacturers the federal deficit for the year ending June 30 is estimated at seven to eight billion dollars. He said this would rise about 3.5 billion from the previous year but be roughly 1.26 billion below the White House projection of 10.5 billion.
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New York
UPI
Treasury
Henry A. Fowler
White House
Autopsy Planned in Death of 1-Year-Old Consuelo Arocha
An autopsy is scheduled for Consuelo Arocha, 1, daughter of Mrs. Victor Arocha, after she died on arrival at Santa Rosa Medical Center. She was brought in by her mother on Friday with multiple bruises observed on her head and body.
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Victor Arocha
S. Flores
Santa Rosa Medical Center
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