Veterans and students clash over Vietnam policy protests
Widespread protests erupt as Defense leaders challenge student objectors. Marine Corps Commandant Wallace Green Jr cites hypocrisy of antiwar demonstrators and urges volunteers for humanitarian programs. Students at Yale Oklahoma Mississippi and Pittsburgh respond with rallies and resolutions supporting or opposing policy.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Wallace
Me Greene Jr
Viet Nam
Greene
Asia
U.S
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Pittsburgh
National Council of the’ Order of Italian Sons and Daughters of ‘America
Officials probe attempts to influence three judges
District Attorney Francis R. Moran announced an investigation into efforts to sway three civil rights case judges. Evidence will be presented to the November grand jury about pressure by individuals and groups linked to the Congress of Racial Equality and others, including calls to City Court Judge Robert V. O’Hara and Chief Judge James A. Farrell. The probe covers actions in civil rights trials and official proceedings from Fayetteville to Syracuse Housing Authority and the Mayor’s Commission.
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Dist. Atty
Francis
R. Moran
Congress
Moran
Robert V. O'Hara
O'Hara
City Court
James A. Farrell
Peace
Albert Gordon
Fayetteville
Morani
Ithe
Syracuse Housing Authority
Ithe Mayor’s Commission
Marie McDonald Passes. Death Ruled Possible Self-Act
Marie McDonald, once with Tommy Dorsey, was found deceased in California amid a history of legal battles and reported troubles. Authorities say the passing is a possible act by herself as investigations continue, with no immediate cause released.
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Hidden Hills
Calif
UPI
Marie
McDonald
Ana Aes Aksie
Eee
Enem
Oma
Donald Taylor
Las Vegas
Sydney
Australia
Miss McDonald
Tommy Dorsey
Hollywood
Airlift Breaks Siege Reflecting Conflict Update
Michael T. Malloy reports on a decisive airlift that interrupts a siege, delivering relief to trapped civilians and shifting control dynamics. The piece outlines humanitarian impact, logistical challenges, and regional implications for ongoing hostilities.
FBI informer key witness in Klansman's trial
An FBI informer testifies he was present the night white civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo was killed during the Selma march. The informant, Gary Rowe, a former Birmingham bartender, described the car following Liuzzo and Wilkins firing. Alabama prosecutors plan to wrap up the case after juror selection appeals.
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Hayneville
Ala
FBI
Alabama
Collie
Leroy Wilkins
Gary ‘Thomias ‘Rove
Justice Department
Wilkins
Mechanic
Fairfield
Rowe
Birmingham
Viola Gregg
Plei
Liuzzo
Detroit
Saigon
U.S
Robert F. Hopper
Winter Haven
Fla
Selma
Montgomery
U.S. 80
Rich
Mond
Flowers
Income gaps widen as NC Klansman silent on records
House investigators pressed James Robert Jones about receipts and tax returns amid debates over possible reimbursements for robes and printing. Jones declined to discuss bank accounts or robe sales, citing constitutional protections, while faced with a potential contempt citation.
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Washington
House
James Robert Jones
Jones
North
Carolina
Lester V. Chalmers Jr
Edwin. Ewillis
House Committee On Un-American Activities
United Klans’ Grand Dragon of
North Carolina
Klan
Willis
Internal Revenue Service
Robert M. Shelton
Johnson Leaves Bethesda Naval Hospital After Surgery
President Johnson, smiling, left Bethesda Naval Hospital at 1 05 p m after gall bladder and kidney stone operation. He thanked doctors and staff and saluted patients in a Viet Nam ward as he departed with Mrs Johnson and received a new clearance to depart.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Viet Nam
Ives
Bill D. Moylets
Comet Circles Sun Dazzles Scientists Across Seas
In Honolulu AP dispatch, Blazing T keya Seki skirts the sun during a daylight pass and heads back into space. Astronomers in Hawaii and on the mainland watched the 93 million mile voyage, noting a 20 million mile tail and a head 0 000 miles across. NASA jet observers missed the view from ground level. Dr. George Van Biesbroeck called it extremely bright, about 4000 times Venus’s light.
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Honolulu
National Aeronaut
Ics and Space Administration
Ljet
George van Biesbroeck
NASA
Clouds Hide Spectacle Delights Skip Viewers at Hamilton
About 1,000 people gathered in Hamilton to watch a solar event but hazy skies and white clouds blocked the display. Colgate University Observatory director Aveni noted the haze prevented viewing as the event passed near the sun. A Syracuse weather observer confirmed the obstruction.
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Scki
Hamilton
Aveni
Colgate University
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Today’s Chuckle Odd Saying Sparks Light-Hearted Take
A humorous quip plays on asking a woman about her ace with a playful mix of misheard phrases. The joke nods to misdirection and timing as readers share a chuckle at the wordplay.
Nomination of Morrissey Sent Back to Committee
Senator Kennedy calls for a reconsideration of Francis X. Morrissey’s federal judgeship nomination sending it back to the Judiciary Committee. The move scuttles the current session’s action, allowing a possible January resubmission or a recess appointment if Morrissey leaves his Boston Municipal Court post.
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Washington
Francis X. Morrissey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Congress
Johnson J
Kennedy
Judiciary Committee
Morrissey
Johnson
US District Court
Massachusetts
Boston
Upi
Holden
Worcester
County National Bank
Showers Forecast For Syracuse Tonight And Tomorrow
The weatherman says showers will fall in Syracuse tonight and tomorrow. Clouds will linger with mild weather and a low in the 50s tonight and a high in the low 60s tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Bank Robbers Grab $108000 in Holden Heist
Police said two masked gunmen used a key to enter the front door and robbed the bank of 108000 dollars in Holden Massachusetts. No injuries reported and investigators searched for suspects.
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Holden, Mass
UPI
Yanks and Jap split Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry
Stockholm reports two American scientists and a Japanese researcher share the Nobel Prize in Physics for foundational work dating back over two decades. The chemistry prize goes to Robert Barns Ward of Harvard for contributions to mathematical proofs in chemistry.
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Yanks
U.S
Stockholm
UPI
Imian Schwinger
Teward University
Richard Feynman
California
Tute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Sinitiro Tomonaga
Tokyo
Robert “Barns Woodward
Harvard
Jinto
United States
Japan
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