California Brush Fires Kill One and Destroy Homes
A large pair of wildfires near Los Angeles, including Chatsworth and Simi Valley, destroyed about 26 homes and damaged many more. Firefighters battled rough terrain and dry Santa Ana winds across a 16,000 acre area, with thousands displaced and one death reported.
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Simi Valley
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Santa Ana
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Witnesses Added in Civil Rights Trail Case in Meridian
Meridian Mississippi AP reports defense lawyers have summoned more witnesses as the federal trial of 18 defendants moves into its second week. The case centers on conspiracy charges tied to the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi. Authorities say Ku Klux Klan members targeted workers Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney, with Cecil Price and lawmen among the defendants.
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Olen Burrage
James T. Harris
Jimmy Arledge
Edgar Ray Kiten
Jeae Philadelphia
Mi Alfa
Harold Cox
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Michael Schwerner
Congress of Racial-Equality
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Schwerner
Brooklyn
Andrew Gooitman
New York
James Chaney
Philadelphia
Nexhoha County
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Jury Acquits Youth In License Case
James A. Gross Jr. of 100 block W Washington St. was acquitted by a Circuit Court jury on a forged license plate charge. Testimony described altered plates and a car at Hagerstown at 2 a.m. June 1, with associates linking to Eastern Products Corp. Other cases included minor disorderly conduct and assault penalties in related proceedings.
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Hagerstown
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Potomac Ave
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Bishop Speaks On Church State Separation
Bishop Richard C. Raines will speak at the 20th Annual Meeting of Americans United for Separation of Church and State at Constitution Hall Washington on Oct 19 at 3 pm. The program titled Americas Unique Contribution to Religious Liberty features Bishop Ratten of the Indian Area Methodist Council as president of the Methodist Council.
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Constitution Ital
Washington
America
Ishop Ratten
Indiana Area Methodist Council
Methodist Council of Bist
Ans
Surveyor 5 Resumes Radio Signals From Moon Probe
Surveyor 5 has begun sending radio signals to Earth after a two week sleep break. A tracking station in Canberra gave the command to reactivate its transmitter, and scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena plan to switch on the television cameras later. The craft has already sent back more than 18 000 photographs since landing on the moon last month.
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America
Earth
Ollaials
Stalin
Canberra
Australia
Jat Propulsion Laboratory
IL Satd
Stock Market Gains on Mixed Early Trading
The New York stock market edged higher in early trading with fractional gains across several issues. Livingston Oil Great Western Financial Atlas Corp and Del E. Webb rose slightly while Gulf & Western Occidental Petroleum Purex advanced modestly. Eastman Kodak gained on strong net income though Du Pont stayed flat and Polaroid fell about 1 percent. International Nickel and Neurox up one point each. Pan American World Airways fell 25 percent on 42,600 shares and American Telephone dipped 1.5 percent on 8,909 shares.
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New York
Livingston Oil
Great Western Financial
Atlas Corp
Ing del B. Webb
Gulf & Western
Dccidental Petroleum
Purex
Kodak
du Pont
Ford
International Nick 1
Nerox
Polaroid
Pan American World Airways
Charbenry
Tragic boating outing ends in deaths at BI Wayne
Miami area principal Tom Carter and his wife Delores died after a weekend rowing trip with three others when a squall hit near Wayne B. The group struggled for hours as waves swamped the craft and sank the vessel. Survivors said one woman removed her life jacket and disappeared as others were rescued.
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Wainwright Vickers
Barbara
Biswayne B
Tom Carter
Miami Central School
Delores
Vickers
Dolores
Garner
Carter
Kennedy brothers joke about RFK plans in Topeka
In Topeka a Kennedy joke filled a fund raising dinner as Edward Kennedy teased Robert Kennedy over presidential plans. Edward said Bobby likely does not want the presidency and mused about a RFK Fulbright ticket while offering birthday wishes to Gov. Docking. The event included telegram messages from President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey.
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Kan
Robert Kennedy
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Lil & Crawel
Robert F. Kennedy
D.N/Y
Massachusetts
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Kennedy
Robert Docking
New York
Docking
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Edward Kenedy
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Four Alarm Fire Destroys Perryville Businesses
A four alarm fire swept Perryville FRANYVILLE Md damaging a bank firestone store drug store and a grocery as well as several apartments. Volunteer units from Marford Covi County and Chester County Pa battled the blaze for more than five hours before containment. Cause not yet determined.
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Franyville
Marford
Covi Countier
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR Notice From The Associated Press Run
A garbled OCR fragment references dates and monetary amounts, citing multiple entities and months. It mentions Byler and Ponna with various sums such as $6.20 and $1560, plus monthly and yearly figures, and notes republication constraints for the material.
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Death of Five N J Firemen Leaves 14 Children Fatherless
Fire at Cardinal Lanes bowling alley in Ridgefield Park left five volunteer firemen dead and 14 children under 21 fatherless. A civilian and 40 other firemen were injured as a wall collapsed trapping crews. survivor Henry Dengler Jr. said the building suddenly gave way amid flames. Investigations into possible arson were underway by Bergen County authorities. Memorial services were planned in Ridgefield Park as crews battled the blaze.
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Cliefside Park
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Ridgefield
Hudson Dispatch
F Bergen
Cardinal Lanes
Hudson River
New York
Partment
Henry Dengler Jr
Ight
Yoseph Thala
Sram Palisades Park
Sid
Eisenhower Birthday Candle and Cornerstone Ceremony
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower celebrated his seventh birthday with candle blowing and the unveiling of the cornerstone for a new National Presbyterian Church to replace the one he attended as president. The event included plans for an Eisenhower Chapel within the church. In Washington, a Defense Department official condemned North Vietnam for displaying captured American servicemen’s photographs for sale, calling it a violation of the Geneva Convention and noting U S prisoners’ footage used as propaganda for money though some lawmakers urge more government bodies to publish related graphs.
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Fisenhower Inn
National Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower Chapel
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Legislation Could Hurt U S Exports
Washington official warns new measures to shield U.S. industry threaten about 3.5 billion dollars in export sales. Kennedy tariff talks negotiator William Rath cautions a protectionist surge in Congress could trigger retaliation against agricultural and industrial exports, including tobacco cotton and farm machinery.
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Washington
United States
Johnson
William M. Rath
Geotoa
Congress
Re-Election Prospects Highlight Johnson Speech
Gay Docking former Kansas Democrat told newsmen in Laconia New Hampshire that President Johnson is likely to win re election and denied he was sent to discourage Kennedy supporters. He spoke to the state's Young Democrats urging support for U S involvement in Vietnam and cited JFKs 1963 letter to defend policy.
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N.H
Gay
Robert Dorking
D-Kan
Johnson
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
D-Nly
Docking
Kennedy Bamily
Young Democrats
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Flubert Humphrey
John F. Xonardy
Vietnam
Castro says Guevara death won’t end revolution
Castro announced Cuba will continue the revolution despite reports of Ernesto Che Guevara’s death. He criticized Bolivian and other accounts as contradictory, affirmed Guevara’s loyalty, and said a memorial would honor him in Havana with the flag at half staff for 40 days.
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America
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Havana
56 Year Old Woman Burns Self To Death In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a 56 year old La Puente wife of commercial artist George Beaumont burned herself to death on the steps of the Federal Building after expressing antiwar sentiments about Vietnam. Police found gasoline in her person and a fire extinguisher later. Her husband described her as active in antiwar groups and deeply distressed by government redress.
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Los Angeles
Vietnam
Iene Wve
Deaths From Lung Cancer On Increase
The American Cancer Society reports a continued rise in lung cancer deaths while mortality from most other cancers declines. The society links cigarette smoking to lung cancer and notes recent decade death rates up 95 percent for males and 46 percent for females.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Terrorists Pulling Out Of Israel
Arab saboteurs backed by Syria reportedly retreat from bases after Israeli security pressure. El Fatah operations near Ma'ot Ha-Hayyim kibbutz yield damage but no casualties. Israeli forces say many terrorists west of the Jordan River have been rounded up, and security operations continue in Nablus Jenin and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
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Israel
Jordan River
el Fatah Sangs
Syria
Mie Ma'or
Hayyim Kibbutz
el Fatah
Terusalem
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Jenin
Jordan
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Ma'at Wayyim
Beisan
Sea of Galilee
Israel-Jordan
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