Kennedy backs Johnson re election amid Africa tour
RFK expressed support for President Johnson's bid for reelection while returning from Africa. He said he has no plan to run again but backs Johnson in 1970 and 1968 none. Morse suggested possible GOP candidate Hatfield. Kennedy noted concerns about U S Viet Nam policy and Africa.
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De Gaulle Eyes Joint Actions for European Security in USSR Visit
President De Gaulle arrives in Moscow for a one day trip visiting Novosibirsk Leningrad Kiev and Stalingrad to seek agreement on European security and peace. Soviet leaders Podgorny Kosygin Brezhnev greet him while both sides stress close ties and possible collaboration without a treaty.
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Dodd probe opens
The Senate ethics committee opened its inquiry into misconduct charges against Senator Thomas J. Dodd. The six member panel reviewed more than 4,000 documents removed from Dodd's office and insisted the papers offered were voluntarily supplied by Dodd. The opening emphasized that many allegations stem from those papers and noted newsmen outside the hearings as the session began.
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Today’s Chuckle Two Women in Persea Feud Over Café Mischief
Two women in Persea feud over a minor cafe mix up. Authorities report a lighthearted dispute with no injuries or legal action. Residents describe the incident as a quirky local spat and downtown chatter.
High Court rules confessions cannot be used retroactively
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision written by Chief Justice Warren, bars retroactive use of confessions in a Camden murder case from 1958. Justices Black and Douglas dissented as the ruling restricts the Escobedo era protection to cases begun after June 22, 1964, affecting Sylvester Johnson and Stanley Cassidy awaiting execution.
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Ky strengthens hold on rebel stronghold in Hue
In South Vietnam Ky's troops sealed Hue and pressed toward civilian confidence as Thich Tri Quang's rebel movement waned. Nguyen Van Thien issued a decree fixing an election date and establishing a 100 seat assembly to draft a constitution, signaling the junta's intent to stay in power into 1987. American forces fought near Tuy Hoa with airborne units under heavy fire while US air power intensified the jungle campaign against Viet Cong forces.
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Heat and Dry Spell Arrives in Syracuse Tomorrow
Summer returns to Syracuse with a 4:33 p.m. start bringing hot, dry weather for a week. Temperatures will run five to ten degrees above normal, highs around the 80s and lows near 60. Skies stay mostly sunny with little rainfall expected as spring ends.
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Teens death in North Syracuse highway crash
A 16 year old youth, John C Temple, died early today when his car sped over 120 mph on Route 11 near North Syracuse, struck a guard rail, broke a bridge pillar, and stopped against it. He was thrown from the car and found nearby. Temple attended East Syracuse Minoa Central Schools and worked at Affandie and Pacific Tile Co. on Erie Boulevard.
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Massena father kills family before suicide in field
In Massena near the St Lawrence River, Wesley Sturgeon, 39, shot his four children Timothy 5 Ruth 6 Mary 3 and John 4 and himself in a rural field hours after a noontime shooting was heard. State Police said no clear motive and that Sturgeon had no prior trouble or mental illness records.
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Chicago Man Chosen Most Unusual Father at Park West Fair
Joseph Ratskoff of Chicago was named most unusual father of the year at Father’s Day events at the Park West antiques fair. The only stated reason was his old fashioned, devoted, and sweet nature. the selection was made by the women attendees.
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Ed Wynn, roly-poly comic, dies at 79 after cancer
Ed Wynn, famed comedian and actor, dies in his sleep at 79 after a yearlong cancer battle. Son Keenan Wynn recalls his father’s decline and notes he stayed active until a few months ago. Wynn spent his last days at Wilshire Blvd apartment with family nearby and watched a Dodgers game on the radio. He supported charity work, including the American Parkinson's Disease Association.
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