D A To Seek Death Penalty For Ruby Again
Dallas County prosecutors say the state will seek the death penalty again for Jack Ruby who killed Lee Harvey Oswald. Attorney Henry Wade seeks a rehearing by Oct. 20 to uphold the murder conviction reversed for a new trial outside Dallas County. Ruby shot Oswald on live TV November 24 1963.
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D.A
Ruby
Lee Jones
Austin
Tex
Henry Wade
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Wade
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Austin Court
P. T. Dean
Oswald
Dean
John F. Kennedy
Joe B. Brown
Cargo and Tattarian Speak at PEL Luncheon in Light Hall
Fewer than 100 people heard David Cargo and Harry Tattarian stand in for Gene Lusk at a Principals of Educational Leadership luncheon in Light Hall. Cargo urged reforms, while Tattarian outlined Lusk’s priorities in education and welfare policy.
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Carlsbad High School
Harry Tattarian
Gene Lusk
Light Hall
Tattarian
David Carga
Student Memorial Center
WNMU
Light
David Cargo
Carlsbad
Cargo
Principals of Educational
Lusk
PEL
James C. Harvey
Cience
Publc
Tartarian
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Silver City
Johnson expands Manila trip into Asian tour
President Johnson plans a major Asian itinerary after Manila talks, visiting New Zealand Australia Thailand Malaysia and South Korea before returning home. Officials in several nations announced the plan with dates ranging October 19 to early November as the Manila summit on Viet Nam proceeds.
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LBJ
Manila
Douglas
Cornell Washington
Johnon
New Zealand
Austrlia
Thailand
Malaysia
South Korea
Philippines
Johnson
Viet Nam
Australis
New Zea
Australan
Harold Holt
Holyoake
Australia
South Viet Nam
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
White House
Tank Truck Explosion Triggers Massive Fire at Shipyard
A liquid oxygen tank truck exploded at a New Orleans shipyard causing a series of blasts and a large riverfront fire. Three fire engines were also set ablaze as winds drove flames. authorities reported no fatalities or injuries.
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Bulletin
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Viet Cong Surrender as Allies Close In
A unit of 66 Viet Cong soldiers surrendered to allied forces on the central coast as American Korean and South Vietnamese troops closed in on the encircled foe. The weeklong operation, Operation Irving, yielded about 800 prisoners and claimed nearly 550 enemy killed in the Qui Nhon area.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Rusk Presses Talks as Viet Peace Deadlock Persists
Secretary of State Dean Rusk works with Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu and planned talks with Czechoslovakia's Vaclav David and Hungary's Janos Peter to move Viet Nam peace talks forward. Thant backs active U.N. involvement and urges negotiations while U.S. halts bombing in part of the demilitarized zone to restore neutrality.
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Tom Bdge
United Nations, WY
Dean
Rusk
Viet Nam
Corneliu Manescu
Romania
Vaclav David
Czechoslovakia
Janos Peter
Hungary
U.S
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Soint
Andrei A. Gromyko
Algeria
Cambodia
United Arab Republic
Hanoi
Gromyko
United States
U. S
Saigon
International Control Commission
Minister Fireman Hastens Ceremony
In Mount Vernon Washington the Rev Howard Spurling a Day Creek Free Methodist Church member on duty as a volunteer fireman wed Carroll Jester and Nancy Lind just as a fire alarm sounded The ceremony was paused briefly as the wedding party joined the fire fight at the Vic Goethal home and the house burned down
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Mount Vernon
Wash
Howard Spurling
Day Creek Free Methodist Church
Spurling
Day Creek
Here
Carroll Jester
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Nancy Lind
Sedro Woolley
Vic Goethal
Inez Turns From Cuba Stalks Mexico
Hurricane Inez shifts from Cuba toward the Yucatan peninsula threatening western Cuba and Mexico. The storm has caused hundreds of deaths, widespread flooding, evacuations, and structural damage as it tracks along the Caribbean toward Mexico with Cuba reporting heavy rains and fatalities.
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Inez
Cuba
Mexico
Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Yucantan
Caribbean
Havana
Almendares
Radio
Guanabo Beach
Guanabo
U.S
Trials Set For Girls In Party Linked To WNMU Shooting
Trials Friday morning in Grant County Courthouse will feature Lynn Christi and Virginia Reynolds both of Albuquerque charged with allowing themselves to be served alcohol at a party before a May 13 shooting at WNMU Ritch Hall. District Attorney E C Serna and assistant William S Martin Jr announce.
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Grant County
Lynn Christi
Virginia Reynolds
Albuquerque
WNMU
Ritch Hall
E. C. Dave Serna
William S. Martin, Jr
Terry K. Johnson
Johnson
Richard McBride
George Young Set for 3 Mile Run in Little Olympics
Former Silver City resident George Young, now based in Casa Grande Arizona, will compete in the three mile event at the Little Olympics in Mexico City October 18 to 20. He is one of seven US athletes in the meet, a prep for the 1968 Olympic Games.
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New York
Silver City
George Young
Mexico City
Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
U.S
Western New Mexico University
Russia
Poland
Youngs
Glen Young
Shirley
Randolph Franks
WNMU
Jim Fox
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Hidalgo
Normar Hodges
U.S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Harlan Flint
Fred T. Hensley
San Simon
Clyde J. Watts
Oklahoma
John Reynolds
Watts
Catran County
Reserve
Watts and Reynolds
Hodges
Flint
Hensley
High Court
Land
Keith J. Holyoake
Wellington
Hudson Street
Grant County State Bank
Penn State
Jorge
Willidimsport
Dean Rusk
Brannan
Ted Brannan
Lela Merchant
Houston
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