Boyer's Son Dies in Beverly Hills Shooting Mystery
Los Angeles AP report states Charles Boyer returns from Paris after his son Michael died from a self-inflicted gunshot following alleged romance with Marlys Campbell 22. Detectives say Russian roulette preceded the fatal shot at the Beverly Hills home where John Kirseh 22 heard the gunfire. Michael Boyer was promotion director for Valiant Records, part of Four Star Productions in which Charles Boyer Sr. is a partner.
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Senate OKs Foreign Aid Bill for 1066 Fiscal Year
The Senate cleared a $3.143 billion foreign aid appropriation for the 1966 fiscal year after a 59-22 vote. Provisions include a House-backed ban on aiding nations that allow shipments to the Hanoi regime, with a conference to resolve differences.
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Senate approves aid bill amid India Pakistan resistance
The Senate bill totals 3.857 billion dollars including 1.78 billion for economic aid 1.17 billion for military assistance and 714.2 million for Peace Corps programs. It defeats efforts to cut military aid to India and Pakistan while no aid is sent to those two nations under a ceasefire. Senator Yarborough voted for the bill while Tower was absent and announced against.
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Fire damages Navarre warehouse in Colorado city
A blaze swept a storage warehouse at Navarre Music 1702 N Colorado Thursday night causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Fire chief A L Herrera said the fire started in a paint room adjoining the sales area. Seventeen men brought the fire under control in roughly ten minutes. Several pianos and instruments were damaged with 8000 dollars to contents and 250 dollars to the building reported.
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Kuwait Seeks Ice Cream Plant Expansion in California
Kuwait envoy Sheik Bader Mulla af Alvid arrived in California on a mission to build an ice cream factory in the United States. He said Kuwait cannot import ice cream fast enough and that demand is already exceeding supply.
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Medical Couple Sues U.S. For 150000 Over Spinal Anesthetics
A Bexar County couple filed a federal suit seeking 150000 in damages from the U.S. government. Mrs. Reyes alleges paralysis from waist down since January 21, 1952 after caudal and spinal anesthetics at Brooke General Hospital following her Nov. 1949 admission for childbirth. The suit cites negligence by hospital personnel at Brooke and Lackland Air Force Base facilities.
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Mariner 4 to Be Turned Off
NASA announced Mariner 4, the first craft to image Mars, will end its science run next Friday. The mission flew 40 million miles and sent 50 million measurements after launching in 1964, with critical systems to be deactivated around mid 1967 as it nears Earth for new transmissions.
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Glenn Leaves On Europe Tour
President Johnson wished Glenn and his wife a happy landings as the retired astronaut prepares a three week goodwill trip to Europe. Glenn, acting as a consultant to the Federal Space Agency, will meet scientific and technological experts in seven countries during the visit.
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