Kidnap Victims Freed After Slayers Kill Deputy
Six kidnapping victims were released unharmed in Woodland California after gunmen killed a deputy sheriff and fled toward California with accomplices. Federal agents probed the chaotic escape as hostage details emerged, with two released adults identified as David Corbin and Clinton Clark among others, while authorities linked a broad Western manhunt to the incident and the suspect trio.
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Civil rights debate in bar assoc sparks dissension
The American Bar Association official calls civil disobedience incompatible while a Maryland court figure and local editorials debate the issue. The piece ties in protests linked to Gandhi and Indian independence, noting hospital and funeral notices for local residents.
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American Bar Assoc
Deaths in Berkeley Springs Area Man 79 in Winchester
Andrew Luttrell Juuflel 79 of Unger Morgan County retired farmer dies Tuesday in Winchester VA War Memorial Hospital born in Morgan County son of Lemuel and Mary Luttrell survived by wife Nanni Scott Luttrell a daughter Roy Decker Unger a son Elwood Luttrell Albin two sisters Edna Luttrell Tennessee Wohday and four grandchildren Services Friday 2 p.m. Greenwood Methodist Church burial in church cemetery body at Helsley Funeral Home until 1 p.m. Friday
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Boonsboro
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Reeder
Maxerstown
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Albert) Reeder
Washington County Hospital
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Boons
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Lutheran Church
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Ralph Garnand
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
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Unger
Winchester
War Memorial Hospital
Morgan County
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Mary
Barney) Luttrell
Nanni Scott
Aettive) Luttrell
Roy Decker
Elwood Louttrell
Albin
Edna Luttrell
Tennessee Wohday
Greenwood Methodist Church
Segregationists Plan Anti Mixing Rally in Bogalusa
Segregationists announce anti Negro mixing protest in Bogalusa Louisiana while civil rights groups seek to renew an injunction against city officials over rights demonstrations. CORE leader James Farmer predicted renewed protests as counter rallies are planned with a CORE affiliated group marching despite rain.
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Ainee de Bogalusa
Civity
Congress of Racial
CORE
James Farmer
Leaders plan another march as party threatens Bogalusa block
Negro leaders say they will march again today while the National States Rights party based in Montgomery Alabama issues calls for a nightly count of opponents. In New York stock trading opened dull with a mixed pattern as motors and steels fluctuated amid a largely subdued session. The market saw volume at 3.03 million shares, the lowest since August, with General Motors and Bethlehem Steel among notable movers.
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National States Rights! Party
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Ala
NEW York
Bogalusa
Johnson Press Secretary Has Foot Disease
Washington AP report notes George Reedy, President Johnson's press secretary, announced he is suffering from a painful foot condition. The brief item confirms the health issue affecting the aide, with no further details on treatment or prognosis provided.
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Johnson
Washington
George £. Reedy
President Johnson
Prayer Today Subdues White House Press Secretary Reedy
Reported illness at the White House sidelines press secretary Reedy for up to six months after doctors advised possible multiple operations. The move comes amid doubts among White House reporters about the duties of the press secretary and the administration’s messaging.
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Associated Press
Reedy
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Bernard F. Michel
Wis
Ebenezer
Moravian Church
Symington Warns Hydrogen Bombs Change World Power
Sen. Stuart Symington warned that China two atomic explosions mark a dangerous shift in global power. He said Red China could reach nuclear weapon capability and ballistic missiles by 1970, accelerating hydrogen bomb production prospects.
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Stuart Symington
China
Missouri Democrat
Senate
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