Rightists gain in Germany
In Baden Wuerttemberg West Germany the ultra right National Democrats won 12 of 127 seats and 9.8 percent, their best result yet, as CDU remained strongest with 44.2 percent and SPD fell to 29 percent. Voter turnout hit a record 70.6 percent.
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Stuttgart
Germany
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Baden
Wuerttemberg
National Democrats
West Berlin
Adolf von Thadden
Brandt
Peter
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Christian Democrats
Social- Democrats
Free Democrats
Tombstone of Jack Ruby Vandalized and Recovered
Police found Jack Ruby’s 150 pound tombstone dumped in a street two miles from Westlawn Cemetery. Two teenagers located the marker and police said it would be returned to the cemetery. Ruby died January 3 1967 from cancer while awaiting retrial for Oswald slaying.
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Chicago
Jack Ruby
Just and Found Property
Westlawn
Ruby
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia Welcomed Over 3 Million Tourists Last Year
More than 3 million visitors and convention guests visited Philadelphia in the past year, spending an estimated 88 billion dollars amid strong tourism and convention activity across the city.
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Philadelphia
Subscription rates for New York State Dele
The excerpt lists advance payment terms for subscriptions including Daily and Sunday options. Rates shown include 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month, with various dollar amounts such as 317.09 and 9.25 and 500 and 2.00, plus additional figures associated with daily and Sunday service. The text is fragmented and lacks complete context for pricing clarity.
British troops land to quell Bermuda riots amid violence
Bermuda faces racial violence after youths riot injuring several and causing extensive property damage. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and the navy frigate Leopard arrive to restore order as a curfew gates the island, with PLP leader warning of bloodshed if the UBP holds power.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Atlantic
Carolina
Lord Martomere
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Worcester
England
Leopard
United Bermuda Party
UBP
Allan Butterfield
Progressive Labor Party
PLP
James Lodge
Lodge
Britain
Teenager Charged With Slaying Five Children Near Mattoon
Thomas C. Fuller an 18 year old from Mattoon was arrested near Eastern Illinois University charged with murdering five Cox children ages 3 to 16 at a farm five miles northwest of Mattoon. The victims were shot single times. two girls aged 9 and 3 were also battered. Fuller was arraigned in circuit court and held without bail amid a preliminary hearing set for tomorrow.
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Mattoon
Iil
Here
Thomas C. Fuller
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston
Fuller
William Cox
Chicago
Lewis
Theresa
Mary Catherine
Gary
Kenneth
Wiliam J. Sunderman
Christine Cline
Malloon High School
Lucy Fuller
Malloon
East
Tllinois
Youngest African Named Blantyre Archbishop
In Blantyre Malawi James Chiona age 42 was installed as archbishop premier African to hold the post in Southern or Central Africa. He becomes the world's youngest Catholic archbishop.
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Blantyre
Malawi
James Chiona
Central Africa
Air Force Academy cancels classes due to viral illness
Infection hits Air Force Academy in Colorado with 400 to 500 cadets treated for a mix of influenza and strep throat. The 135 bed hospital was full and the gymnasium hosts bedridden patients while classes remain suspended for at least 24 hours. over 3,000 servicemen are stationed at the academy.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
UPI
AFA
Double Murder and Death by Own Action Probed
Police in Greece New York probed a double murder and a death by own action after three people were found shot near the Stanley home. Dennis Seaman 38 of Irondequoit and Mary K. Stanley 42 of Greece were killed fleeing from a vehicle. Glenn W. Stanley III 49 died after a self inflicted wound. A .38 revolver lay beside Stanley.
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Rochester
N.Y
Greece
Dennis Seaman
Irondequoit
Mary K. Stanley
Stanley
Glenn W. Stanley III
Rochester General Hospital
Seaman
Glenn Stanley
Blind Harvard student faces draft eye test in physical
Harold Krentz, a 23 year old blind Harvard Law School student reclassified 1A for the draft, awaits a pre induction physical and says his aim is to become a bombardier. His 2S deferment was canceled and he has days to appeal. His father said the draft board told him blindness should not hinder the exam.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Harold Krentz
Mount Vernon
M.Y
Board
Gun bill in Senate faces NRA opposition and weakness
The gun control bill led by Sen. Thomas Dodd reaches the Senate floor amid heavy NRA pressure. Congress critics say the limited measure covers hand guns only and bans interstate mail order sales to individuals, while failing to address rifles and long guns. Proponents plan to push amendments as Ed Kennedy, Joseph Tydings, and Jacob Javits back stronger limits, while Roman Hruska defends the gun industry.
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Washington
National Rifle Association
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
NRA
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Jacob K. Javits
R-N
Johnson and Goldberg exchange cool private messages over UN exit
Washington reports show President Johnson and Arthur Goldberg carried chilly tones in unpublished letters and public statements as Goldberg planned to resign from the United Nations post. Goldberg cited private life advantages for peace talks as Johnson shifted negotiations to Harriman and Vance, with mutual restraint in farewell remarks.
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Washington
Nyt
Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Goldberg
Vietnam
North
Archbishop Cooke
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
U Thant
Central Park
Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
White House
Farley backs Humphrey bid for Democratic nomination
Former Postmaster General James A. Farley endorses Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic presidential nomination. Farley, ex national and New York Democratic chairman, praises Humphrey for trustworthiness and deep understanding of racial issues and devoted efforts to solving them.
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NEW York
James A. Farley
Hubert H. Humphrey
Farley
New York State
Democratic
Humphrey
United States
Buffalo unveils 1968 69 budget with tax rise
Buffalo city administration presents a proposed 1968 69 budget near 132 million dollars. The plan adds over 9.4 million from the current year and calls for a tax increase of 39 cents per $1 000 of assessed valuation to 52.86 dollars per thousand.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Frank A. Sedita
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