Bank Holdup Man Nabbed After five Minute Cash Grab
A masked bandit identified as Larry Joe Chamberlain, 23, seized $61,000 from the East State Street Indiana Bank and Trust Co. five minutes after the robbery. He, married with two children, said he needed the money and claimed no accomplices. He was held on armed robbery charges as police recovered a walkie talkie and weapons at the scene. Continued details on later pages.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
John Dillinger
Larry Joe Chamberlain
Chamberlain
East State Street
Indiana Bank and Trust Co
Washington quiz brother of accused Kennedy slayer
Oswald, 29, testifies for a second day before the Warren Commission, identifying letters he exchanged with his brother Lee Harvey Oswald, who is accused of Kennedy's murder. Shriver says JFK's beliefs guide U S relief and gratitude, noting Peace Corps virtues. Senate panel to begin hearings Monday on possible succession measures.
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Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Robert Edward Lee Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Shriver
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
United States
Peru
Turkey
National Press Club
Snow and Cold Weather Arrives Across Indiana
The Associated Press reports a new snow and cold spell hitting Indiana tonight through Sunday. Northern Indiana faces the brunt with blowing snow, while highs Sunday stay in the mid-20s and lows in the teens to mid-20s. Snow flurries near Lake Michigan Monday with clearing elsewhere.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
Speed Selection Of Ruby Jurors In Dallas Court
In Dallas Judge Joe Brown speeds the Ruby murder trial with a second juror Allen McCoy sworn in as the court faces a bomb threat in Oak Cliff. Defense chief Melvin Belli links McCoy to juror Max Causey as both have psychiatry knowledge.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Allen W. McCoy
Joe B. Brown
Jarvis
Ruby
Oak Cliff
Brown
Joe B. Brown Jr
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Melvin Belli
McCoy
Max E. Causey
Causey
Belli
Weather map summary for Terre Haute and surrounding regions
Local conditions show mostly cloudy skies with light snow possible by morning in Terre Haute and vicinity. Temperatures range from the mid 20s to upper teens with a high near the mid 20s and rising clouds in Indiana and Illinois. Windy, colder conditions expected Sunday with lingering chances of light snow.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Multimillion-dollar drug smuggling ring alleged
Federal agents arrest the ia and two other men with a large amount of pure hero in. The haul is linked to a multimillion-dollar international dope smuggling ring. United Nations Secretary-General U Thant revises the Cyprus peace plan seeking a quick agreement and postponement of a Security Council meeting to Tuesday.
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Bolivia
U Thant
Cyprus
United Nations Security Council
Russian diplomat named ambassador to Zanzibar regime
Dmitry Chuvakhin, 60, a career diplomat, was named Russia's ambassador to the revolutionary government of Zanzibar Tass reported. He has previously served in the United States Albania Yugoslavia and Canada Tass added.
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Moscow
UPI
Dmitry Chuvakhin
Russia
Zanzibar
Tass
Chuvakhin
United States
Albania
Yugoslavia
Canada
Vigo Clay Farm Owners Form Protective Association
Farmers in the Vigo and Clay area organized the Vigo Clay Property Owners Association to defend local property rights near Riley. Officers include Dr Wilbert McIntosh as president Kenneth Cottom secretary and Paul King treasurer.
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Riley
Vigo-Clay Property Owners Association
Helen Stough
Paul Haas
Wilbert McIntosh
Kenneth Cottom
Terre Haute
Paul King
Cory
Milford Denny Killed by Train Near Bridgeport
Milford L. Denny, 43, was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train Friday near Bridgeport in a fatal incident. The city police and railroad officials investigated the scene.
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Indianapolis
Milford L. Denny
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bridgeport
Johnson Lopez Mateos talks near end in Palm Springs
President Johnson and Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos neared the end of their cordial discussions in Palm Springs California hear a final breakfast conference plan a joint communique and Lopez Mateos news conference A Mexican fiesta at Los Angeles Sports Arena and a farewell at the International Airport conclude the trip with Johnson's return to Washington预计 Sunday morning.
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Mexico
Lopez Mateos
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Calif
Washington
British Ship Carrying Grain Cargo Sinks
The British freighter Ambassador, unmanned after four days of severe weather in the North Atlantic, sank Friday night 785 miles southeast of Halifax. Of 35 aboard, 20 were rescued by Coast Guard Cutter Coal Bay and the Norwegian vessel Fruen. 14 drowned and the master, Capt. Harry Strickland, died aboard the cutter. The ship had been carrying grain from Philadelphia to England and had been towed 140 miles by the Dutch tug Elbe.
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New York
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Elbe
Philadelphia
England
Coast Guard
Coal Bay
Fruen
Harry Strickland
Florida public hearing items stir tense moments at FPL
At a heated public hearing on expansion of an Florida Power and Light plant Irving Mcnayr, county manager, denied being a power company stooge. He stood, sat, and briefly sat in the lap of FPL board chairman McGregor Smith, leaving attendees surprised.
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Miami
Fla.p
Florida Power & Light Co
Irving Mcnayr
Power Company
McGregor Smith
FPL Board
Bare knuckle title bout noted in World Almanac
The World Almanac records the last bare knuckle heavyweight championship as July 8 1889 when John L Sullivan defeated Jake Kilrain in Richburg Mississippi an event noted in the history of boxing.
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John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
Chicago Civil Rights Leaders Move Ahead With School Boycott
Civil rights groups in Chicago proceed with a second public school boycott despite warnings from State's Attorney Ward who calls the action unlawful and spells potential imprisonment. Dr J H Jackson of the National Baptist Convention says local pastors will organize car pools and foot patrols to guide children through boycott lines.
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Chicago
Council of Community Organizations
CCCO
Daniel P. Ward
J. H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
Ward
Controversy Closes Auto Tag Bureaus
Marion County auto license branches shut as court voids the $10 passenger car tax. Judge Funk ordered refunds and Travis Sells AFL CIO suit pending in the Indiana Supreme Court. Welsh seeks Supreme Court review and enforcement of plate requirements remain unsettled.
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Marion County
Fort Wayne
Bontrager
Sen
Hartke
Indiana
Indianapolis
Glenn W. Funk
Marion Superior Court
C. Allen Nutting
Motor Vehicles
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana Supreme Court
Funk
Dallas Sells
Indiana Afl-Cio
Sells
Supreme Court
Town of George Founded Beside Seattle Spokane Corridor
George Washington Town founder Charles Brown namesake town George in 1956 after buying 339 acres. More than 300 residents now, with 300 lots sold at 825 dollars each, a shopping center, grocery, hardware and furniture stores, and a Martha Inn restaurant. Brown forecasts up to 4000 residents within five years.
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George, Wash
George Washington
Charles Brown
Brown
Seattle
Spokane
Honolulu
George
Martha Inn
Dig Deeper Into Baker Case Developments
The Senate Rules Committee pursues new angles in the Baker inquiry as L P McLendon hints at an additional phase. Baker is to testify at a Tuesday hearing with his secretary Carol Tyler slated for the following day. Fred Black Jr. testified that Kerr influenced a bank stock deal involving a $175,000 loan for 6,400 shares in Tulsa in March 1962.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
L. P. McLendon
Rules Committee
Baker
McLendon
Carole Tyler
Fred Black, Jr
North American Aviation Corp
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Black
Tulsa, Okla
Kerr
Explosion damages home of Vice President Juan Lechin
In La Paz Bolivia an explosion at the residence of Vice President Juan Lechin caused unspecified damage. Lechin was in Cochabamba at the time. The blast appears to have been dynamite. Lechin’s personal guards were inside the house during the incident. The dining room and other areas were damaged.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Lechin
Lechin
Cochabamba
British car held on Autobahn near Berlin by East German police
A British mission vehicle to the Soviet commander in East Germany was detained about 40 miles from Berlin near the Ziesar turnoff. A British spokesman said East German police stopped the car on the autobahn en route to Berlin.
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Berlin
East Germany
Ziesar
Probate judge accepts settlement over Mark Twain estate trust
A probate judge in Redding, Conn. approved a voluntary settlement in the dispute over proceeds from the estate of Mark Twain, who died in 1910. The 54 year old trust, totaling $867,565 with about $61,000 undistributed income, received its final accounting before Probate Judge Hjalmar Anderson.
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Redding
Conn
Mark Twain
Twain
Hjalmar Anderson
The Country Parson on Sermons Lacking Substance
The Country Parson notes that Christianity suffers when preachers deliver sermons that say little about what should be said. The remark underscores the need for clear substance and direct guidance in religious talks.
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By Relman Morin
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Clay
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