Capture Ends Day-Long Manhunt
Glenn Stewart, 30, captured in a swampland after a daylong manhunt for the murder of Indiana factory worker Larry Schmidt. Schmidt's widow Edith, 27, is jailed on a preliminary first degree murder charge. police describe a love triangle linked to the slaying and dismemberment.
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Wayman
Marion
Ind
Schmidt
Edith
Stewart
Sparta
Tenn
Indiana
Ted Null
Robert Foust
Lockheed Plans Flying Gas Stations for Helicopters
Lockheed-Georgia Co announces sky refueling stations for helicopters in Viet Nam using a modified HC130H Hercules. The first aircraft will be delivered in July, expanding range from 700 to several times that distance and enabling hover near combat zones for extended operations.
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Marietta, Ga
Viet Nam
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Lockheed Hercules
Lockheed
Explorer 32 lifts off for upper atmosphere study at Cape Kennedy
Explorer 32, a 492 pound orbital lab, blasted into space atop a Delta rocket from Cape Kennedy. It aims for an egg shaped orbit 170 to 750 miles high to study charged atoms and upper atmospheric disturbances from solar storms. The launch kicks off a busy seven day Cape Kennedy schedule including Gemini 9 and a Surveyor moon landing attempt.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Orbiting Chemical Laboratory
Explorer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space
Earth
Space Agency Today
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Surveyor
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
OGO
Romney declares third term bid for Michigan governor
Gov. George Romney announced a bid for a third term as Michigan governor under a four year term. The move aligns with reports that Nelson Rockefeller will back Romney for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination. Romney said he is focused on 1966 victories and has no announced opposition.
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Dick Barnes
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Romney
Rockefeller
Zolton Ferency
Barry Goldwater
Garden City
N.Y
Short Skirts Taboo For Oxford Exams
Oxford students face a dress rule during exams as Dean Mary Proudfoot of Somerville cites academic appropriateness. The ban targets short skirts to preserve decorum as both male and female undergraduates sit examinations together.
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Oxford
England
Mary Proudfoot
Somerville
Oregon Ballots Show Viet Nam Policy Support in Primary
In Oregon, Walter R. Mears reports Senator Duncan won the Democratic Senate nomination over Howard Morgan with 64 percent of 1,437 of 2,946 precincts. Duncan backs U S policy in South Viet Nam while Morgan denounces it. Hatfield leads GOP in Oregon for governor as Morse backs Morgan and pledges support for Hatfield over Duncan.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Robert B. Duncan
Johnson
Oregon
Viet Nam
Senate
Duncan
Howard Morgan
U.S
South Viet Nam
Morgan
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Miami
Robert King High
Hayden Burns
High
Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Cam
Dewey Bartlett
Tulsa
John N. Happy Camp
Pat J. Patterson
Don Kinkaid
John Birch Society
Fred R. Harris
M. G. Snyder
Snyder
Barry Goldwater
Louisville
John Moloney
Covington
Tom McCall
Robert Straub
Mark O. Hatfield
Maurine Neuberger
Hatfield
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Two Leaders Call for NATO Alliance Overhaul
London. Prime Minister Harold Wilson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard demand a reorganization of the Western Alliance to strengthen NATO defense. They urge firm decisions at the Brussels NATO meeting on June 7 and swift agreement with France on its role, plus further study of nuclear sharing among allies.
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London
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Western Alliance
NATO
Erhard
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
France
Wilson
Guadalupe Mountains National Park Bill Approved by House Panel
The House Interior Committee unanimously supported a bill to create Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas. An amendment requires donation of mineral rights by Texas and private owners before establishment, and the panel discussed land and mineral rights totals, with authorization for up to 12.16 million dollars to acquire lands and rights.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Texas
Texaco Oil
J. C. Hunter
Abilene
Tex
John Saylor
R-Pa
Saylor
Richard White
D-Tex
Guadalupe Park
el Paso
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Dirksen urges more Viet Nam answers from Johnson
Senate GOP Leader Everett M Dirksen on crutches after a May 10 fall pressed President Johnson for a bipartisan White House briefing for congressional leaders. He said Johnson would consider the idea, aiming to explain political stability and military progress in South Viet Nam amid declining public support.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Illinois
Republican
White House
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Robert H. Fleming
Indians Capture Rebel Tribesmen
NEW DELHI reports say the Indian army has captured 47 rebellious Mizo tribesmen in the jungles of Assam in recent days. The Mizos began their fight for independence earlier this year and the army has been mopping up scattered tribal bands since.
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New Delhi
India
Assam
Weather forecast by Texas region briefed
Snyder temperatures show high 79 and low 57 with 7 am reading at 61. North Central Texas partly cloudy with isolated south thunderstorms this afternoon and more tonight and Thursday. highs 82 to 92. Northeast Texas largely cloudy with a few storms. upper 80s. Northwest Texas warm with possible thundershowers. highs 83 to 93. South Central Texas largely cloudy mild with scattered thundershowers this afternoon. lows 64 to 76. highs 86 to 90s. Southeast Texas partly cloudy. high 84 to 74. Southwest Texas partly cloudy with scattered storms southeast portion this afternoon. highs 84 to 95. lowest 62 to 72. Extreme Southwest Texas clear to partly cloudy with warmer conditions. lows 58 to 72. highs 89 to 106.
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Snyder
Texas
Northwest
Snyder High Student Barbara Crowell Awarded AFS Summer Program
Barbara Crowell, junior at Snyder High School, has been accepted into the American Field Service Summer Program. She will spend about two months in Chile living with the Andres Marinovic family in Los Andes, Aconcagua Province. Crowell, who declined a National Science Foundation scholarship to Western Michigan University, is the fifth Snyder student chosen for the Americans Abroad program.
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Barbara Crowell
Bob Crowell
Snyder High School
American Field Service
Miss Crowell
Chile
AFS
Los Andes
Aconcagua
Andres Marinovic
National Science Foundation
Western Michigan University
Western Michigan
Snyder High
IAFS
Gram
Dickie Martin
Philippines
Jean Young
Germany
Tommy Shelburne
Italy
Margaret Zeck
Brazil
Mike Koenig
Dallas
Miami
Florida
United States
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Oklahoma City
National American Legion
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Twenty-fifth Street
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Daddridge
Ark
Ed Hammack
Salt Flats
Wallace Pratt
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