Accused arsonist charged in deaths of 12 in blaze
Moberyl Mo police arraigned 37 year old Coleman for first degree murder after eight men and four women died when a tavern was set ablaze with gasoline and a match. Magistrate Strin ordered no bond and set arraignment for Feb 26 as Coleman sought legal counsel.
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Dirksen declares bid for a fourth Senate term
U.S. Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen announced on Saturday that he will seek a fourth six year term, saying the world and the country face a crisis and he will not abandon his post. He spoke in Pekin Illinois and referenced his age, opponents, and GOP presidential hopes with characteristic vagueness.
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Copper Walkout Probed Ends In Impasse
A special mediation panel failed to resolve the seven month copper strike as both sides refused to compromise. Labor Secretary Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Trowbridge announced the panel could not reach an agreement and no Taft Hartley action was planned immediately.
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Frank Pace to Lead Broadcasting Panel
President Johnson named Frank Pace Jr. to chair the Pioneering Corporation for Public Broadcasting with a 13 member board including John D. Rockefeller III Erich Leinsdorf and Jack Valenti. Pace urged gradual growth of non commercial TV to enhance democracy and arts awareness as the board awaits Senate confirmation.
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Higgins Arraigned For Deaths In Campbell Slaying
In Corning New York Gary Higgins 21 arrived from Virginia and faced two murder counts for the bludgeoning deaths of Richard Lott 41 and Doris Lott 39 at their Campbell homeAuthorities said Higgins lived in the Lott residence He was arraigned before Judge Clayton Robinson and ordered held without bail in Steuben County Jail
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Karmers Seek Collective Bargaining Time
A broad cross section of U.S. farm leaders met in Des Moines at the 30th National Farm Institute to push collective bargaining for agriculture. Debate centered on government role and needed legislation with opinions split among major farm groups including the National Farmers Union and the National Farmers Organization.
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American radio men win AFNE admiration awards
Ed Ingles of United Press International is among five American radio correspondents honored by AFNE for Olympic Winter Games Grenoble coverage. Ingles receives award for producing the most interviews while ABC’s Jim Mackay is named the most impressive announcer.
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