Long Island vice ring indicts 39 including housewives and restaurateurs
A Nassau County grand jury indicted 39 people in a suburban call girl ring that recruited wives and mothers for prostitution. Concetta McAllister, a 35 year old alleged madam, and ex policeman John Beck are among those facing charges along with ten corporations tied to local venues.
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Mineola
N.Y
Long Island
Nassau County
Concetta McAllister
Hicksville
Dist. Atty
William Cahn
Suburbia
Cahn
van Anthony’s
Roslyn Heights
Accent Lounge
Jericho Turnpike
Raceway
Westbury
Roosevelt Raceway
John Beck
Wantagh
Nassau County Police Force
Dominican Taxi Strike Loses Steam Amid Street Unrest
A five day taxi strike in Santo Domingo shows signs of fading as about 2,000 troops patrol. weekend violence left two dead and dozens wounded with about 700 arrested. Authorities fear the protest could threaten the civilian junta’s rule.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
De Gaulle Greets U Thant Warmly During Paris Visit
U Thant and Charles de Gaulle display thawing relations after years of friction over Algeria Bizerte Congo and NATO. A lunch invitation and warm notes mark a rapprochement during Thants four day Paris visit and UN coordination talks.
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de Gaulle
U Thant
William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Charles, de Gaulle
France
Thant
Paris
Johnson Health Now Seen as Fine by White House
Washington AP reports President Johnson remains energetic despite concerns about his heart. White House notes his pace and recent travel and news conferences, while addressing questions about his health after past heart issues.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
New York Woman Has Carbonated Well
A New York woman in Coxsackie uses cloudy ice cubes that fizz in water. Reports reference President Johnson's health, noting his ECG, pulse, blood pressure, and breathing are normal with no heart enlargement. The White House cites a fast work pace but confirms no new issues since his 1955 attack.
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Coxsackie, N.Y
Marie Barns’ House
White House
Johnson
House
Chamber To Discuss Programs At General Meeting
Invitations have been mailed for a Snyder Chamber of Commerce general meeting at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. The event welcomes non members to hear progress for Snyder and Scurry County with a report from the junior college study committee and a noon meeting to review current study status.
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Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Snyder
Scurry County
Chamber of Commerce
Snyder Competes as Site Chairman Visits for Mental Retardation School
C E Bentley of Abilene, chair of the Texas Hospitals school site committee, visited Snyder to review two proposed sites. He met civic leaders at the Country Club and reported that Snyder remains in the running as 17 cities bid for the new school.
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Snyder
Winston Field
C. E. Bentley
Bentley
Chamber of Commerce
John Boren
Badger Robertson
Abilene
Texas Hospitals
Country Club
Panhandle
Khrushchev Heads to United Arab Republic
Soviet Premier Khrushchev left Moscow by ship for the United Arab Republic Tass reported. He is to arrive in Cairo for weekend ceremonies linked to the Aswan Dam project financed and staffed with Soviet aid and technicians.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Tass
Cairo
Aswan Dam
McNamara vows continued Cuba reconnaissance flights
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara said the United States will keep aerial reconnaissance over Cuba regardless of Soviet transfers of antiaircraft missiles. He warned that inspection gaps would not stop the flights and stressed the need to deter offensive weapons in Cuba.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Cuba
McNamara
Advertising Council
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Fidel Castro
Viet Nam
Red China
Primaries Fuel Rights Debate On Senate Floor
Washington AP report notes Tuesday primaries fed exchanges over the civil rights bill. Senators Javits and Humphrey framed Wallace's Indiana primary loss as a mandate for passage, while Russell dismissed the result as misleading. The 49th day of marathon debate included a possible vote on Morton's amendment for jury trials in criminal contempt cases.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-N
Wallace
Russell
South
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Minnesota
Thruston B. Morton
Ricky
Tenth American Found In Plane Wreckage
In Saigon area a C-130 transport crashed after takeoff from Tan Hiep killing ten Americans. Among the dead were two Army officers a Marine officer an Army warrant officer and six soldiers. Six Vietnamese died too. Investigation ongoing with possible mechanical failure and unconfirmed reports of ground fire.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tan Hiep
Army
Arsenal Found In Monterrey Home
Police found an arsenal at Humberto Garza Dominguez home in Monterrey. Judge Eduardo Lopez de Lara and federal agents recovered several submachine guns, 17 high powered rifles, 16 automatic rifles, 7,000 rounds of .22 ammunition and other calibers while probing fraud charges in land sales.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Monterry
Humberto Garza Dominguez
Eduardo Lopez de Lara
Garza
Cali
Ships collide off Cape Henry two Navy vessels report damage
Two Navy ships the destroyer USS Decatur and the aircraft carrier USS Lake Champlain collided off Cape Henry Virginia early today. No personnel were injured. The Decatur sustained heavy superstructure damage while the carrier had minor hull damage and an antisubmarine aircraft aboard was damaged.
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Boston
Navy
Cape Henry
Decatur
Newport
Lake Champlain
Soviet Atomic Submarine Production Pace Revealed
AP dispatch notes U S sources estimate Soviet atomic powered subs may reach seven to 10 a year, roughly matching U S output. Last full year saw nine nuclear engines built, with plans for Polaris and attack subs through two to three more years. Jane’s cites 26 Soviet atomic subs in operation and about 30 U S in commission at mid year.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Arctic
Atlantic
Jane's Fighting Ships
U.S. Navy
Johnson Urges War on Poverty and Civil Rights
President Johnson said the economy is on the mend and urged sacrifice for the nations economy and war on poverty. He called on the Advertising Council to lead in fighting poverty and argued civil rights legislation is a democratic imperative and not a political gimmick.
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Washington
Johnson
Jonson
America
Advertising Council
Congress
Woman Found Dead Near Dallas Tracks Identified
Police identified the decomposed body found beside railroad tracks as Nancy Lee Brown, 3, of Fort Worth. A railroad crew found the partially nude body in weeds. Tattoos and a fingerprint check led to the identification.
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Dallas
Nancy Lee Brown
Fort Worth
Weather fragment for Texas regions and temperatures
Readable fragments show varied highs and lows across Texas regions. Northeast and Southeast Texas expect mainly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers today and Thursday. Northwest and West Texas forecast warmer by Thursday with some clear periods and cooler nights.
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Snyder
Texas
East End
Hall
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