Two Families Die In Foggy U S 1 Crash Near Sanford
In heavy dawn fog on U S 1 eight miles south of Sanford North Carolina a head on collision killed Mr and Mrs Richard W Bone of Carriota NC their three children and Mr and Mrs Edsel M Newberry of RL 2 Laurinburg NC their two children A seven year old Bone boy was critically injured and taken to Sanford hospital Two cars in the soutbound lane collided in a wooded valley with skid marks described by Trooper M B Hardin The fog was said to be thick in the low lying area and enveloped the incident scene
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Santord
N.C
Edsel M. Newberry
RL 2
Laurinburg
Sanford Hospital
Mardin
North Carolina
Sandhills
Hardin
Newberry
Taylor to confer with Johnson on Viet Nam war plans
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor returns from Saigon for four days in Washington to brief President Johnson and top officials on South Viet Nam. Analysts cite Viet Nam reverses, Buddhist protests, and Khanh’s tightening grip as context for the review. Taylor may testify before Congress but is not seen as signaling new U.S. action.
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Taylor
Washington
South
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Saigon
Soin Chiefs of Staff
Aame
Beesever
Expr
South Viet Nan
Biswelly
Dean Rusk
Scretary
Robert 8. McNawmara
U.S
Saigai
Saigati
United States
Nguyen Khaoh
Geo
Dovag van Mink
Red
Snaior
Khanh
Dollarwords Prize Prompts Cheerleader Rush for Cash
A Sunday Gazette puzzle feature promotes Dollarwords with a weekly prize of 200 dollars. It invites readers to submit word solutions for a chance at the jackpot, promising cheerful rewards from a former cheerleader and hints of school supplies and prizes.
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Agian Alep
Sunday Gazette
Bolivia Breaks Ties With Cuba Over Sanctions
Bolivia ends diplomatic relations with Cuba following OAS sanctions resolution. President Vittor Paz Estenssoro’s government says it will uphold the measure despite potential leftist opposition, as Mexico Uruguay and Chile also move on Cuba. The move follows Venezuela's request alleging Castro subversion.
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Bolivia
OAS
Mexico
Uruguay
Chile
Cuba
Castro
World Court
the Hague
Venezuela
Kennedy Seeks New York Senate Seat With Wagner Backing
Democratic hopeful Robert F. Kennedy gains crucial support from Mayor Robert F. Wagner as the New York Senate race against incumbent Kenneth B. Keating shapes up. Kennedy plans to establish residency and secure the nomination at the state convention while party leaders back his bid and officials prepare for a possible Conservative challenge.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Republcan
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy Finday
Virginia
Gates
Massachusetts
Wagner
Kennedy
Det Tradhc
Kennedy II
Tennayar
Sanwell S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Keynndy
Kealing
Senate
Keating
Paul A. Fine
Bronx
GOF
Ucket
Barry Gnldwater
GOP
Conservative Party of
Keating and
Dad To Miss Birthday War Victim War Hero
In Bragg North Carolina a grieving father Spec J C Ward will miss his son’s second birthday caused by his death in Vietnam. Letters to his boy Sam reveal pride and sorrow as Pentagon records confirm the death and a life told through wartime letters. Ward, 34, previously spent years in the service and had planned to share October marriage with his wife Betty Jn Ward. The family reflects on sacrifice and hopes for reconciliation in heaven.
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Bragg
Ncapr
Glenn Stewart Ward
Glenn
Spec. J.C. Tom Ward
Viet Nam
Sam
Ward
Boy Admits Slaying Of Small Girl In Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP report details how 11 year old George Rickey Jr admitted killing four year old Debbie Cappen. Police say Rickey led investigators to Debbie’s body hidden under a porch after the search drew a blank. He described stabbing and choking the girl to silence her screams.
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Cincinnati
Chin
Debbie Cappen
Halive
Zemlyort
James Finan
Fairfax
George Rickey Jr
Finan
Aulet
Debbie
Rickey
Weikel
Mississippi Delegation Fight Reaches Credentials Committee
Atlantic City the 110 member credentials panel hears disputes over whether a Negro led Mississippi Freedom Democratic party or the regular Democratic delegation should seat for the Democratic National Convention. Alabama’s seat could also be in question as independent Democrats loom. The dispute risks a walkout threat from Southern delegations while Johnson administration debates seating options and reconciliation.
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Atlantic City
AES
Amalle
Mississippi
Croénicals Committee
David Lawrence
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Mississippi Freedom Democratc Party
Johnson
Freedom Party
Regitar Party
Paul Johnson
Te Turtedls
Credehy Tials
Ehallenane
Ne- Broxem
Repeulars
GOP
Barry Goldwater
World News Wrapup and Local Church Notes
Weekly Newstratures columns offer a humorous take on global events and local church happenings. Elsie Hamilton returns with church activities while TV stars headline the season’s theater opening The Wayward Stork at Tilal playhouse next Tuesday.
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Gazelle
Elsie Hamilton
Chered
Nalken Shiucar
Marjorie Lord
Val March
Fir Charlotte Simmer Theater
Ovens Anditorum
Andy
Fecitorials
Astra Guide
Wsth
Johnson Plays Kingpin In Civil Rights Fight At Convention
ATLANTIC CITY AP Democrats seek a compromise on a civil rights battle near their convention. President Johnson urges calm as Mississippi and Alabama delegates challenge seating, while the party weighs a loyal vice presidential choice with Hubert H. Humphrey leading among candidates. The stalemate could push the dispute to the convention floor.
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Atlantic City
Johnson
Cottyonfinn Cretonfils
Mississippi
Alabama
Novisaker
David Th. Lawrence
Yeats
South
Lawrence
Bis
Sem
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Provident
President Johnson Meets With Governors in Final VP Run
President Johnson convenes most of the 44 governors for a final sounding on selecting a vice presidential running mate. White House press secretary George Reedy says no definite selection announced, amid rumors. Atlantic City convention expected to nominate both tickets Wednesday. Several southern governors plan to skip the White House meeting.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Tugend J. McCarthy
Teader
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Edmunt S. Muskie
Maine
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Riredy
George Welllace
Alabama
Oeval Faubus
Arkansas
John McKeithen
Louisiana
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
White House
Johnson
Congolese Army Wins Big Victory Against Insurgents
In Léoqouldville Congo, the army seized Bukava after a fierce battle, killing hundreds and regaining control of key cities like Kiva Prainires. Rebels retreated toward Shabundia as government forces, aided by ex-gendarmes and U. S. planes, solidified a major military success. Three Americans reported missing are believed safe in Rwanda with Embassy officials confirming the update.
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Leoqpoldville
Ms Congo
Moise Tshombe
Bukava
U.S
Kiva Praiines
Washington
Rwanda
Kigali
Congo
Albertville
Stanleyville
Shabundia
Leotard Mulamba
Reine
Syilh Tan
Leopardy Ite
Strick
Anli Castra Chanxins
Thio Found Safe in the Congo
Three U.S. officials reported missing in the Congo were found safe and in good condition. Col. William A. Dixdds, Lt. Col. Donald V. Rattan, and Lewis R. MacFarlane were identified as the recovered trio, with details not fully available. The incident followed rebel advances in the Western Longo region.
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Thio
The
Congo
Washington
State Department
Oxlay
U.S
William A. Dixdds
Donald V. Rattan
Canon
Lewis R. MacFarlane
Seattle
Wash
Bakavu
Longo
Hurricane Cleo Hurls Winds Toward Puerto Rico Leeward Islands
A dangerous hurricane named Cleo packed winds up to 80 miles per hour and moved toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. It was about 450 miles east southeast of San Juan, with forecasters predicting continued northwest drift for the next 12 hours as warnings were issued across the Leeward Islands and gale warnings extended from Dominica to St. Lucia.
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Cleo
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Sandwan Weller Bureau
Dominica
St. Tuela
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