Faith Huricane Hits Grand Turk and Nearby Bahama Islands
Hurricane Faith lashes Grand Turk and western Bahamas with 74 mph gusts as crews evacuate and stations brace. The storm tracks west northwest near 120 miles east northeast of Grand Turk, prompting alerts across the Caicos and San Salvador while scientists consider delaying any tampering projects.
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Fla
Grand Fork Island
Iower
Air Fore
Gey
Grand Tk
Warkhvlde
Batatas
Caicos Islands
Suntay- Mayaguana
Crooked Island
Long Island
Cat Island
Bahamas
Alle Tule
Mian
Grand Turk
Plane Circling Over Lakes Area Leaves Public Guessing
Reported at 4 45 am observers in High Shoals area saw a four engine passenger liner circle at low altitude near Robinsons Lake. FAA and Fort Beary Air Force Base could not confirm activity though routine training missions may involve circling. Fire Marshal Albert McGinnis relayed witnesses account of three low circles before the craft headed west into sunset.
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Dallas
Robinson's Lake
Gaston Rural
High Shoals
Charlotte
Federal Aeronautics Administration
Douglas Municipal
Pone Afb
Fort Beagy
Bucat
Albert McGinnis
Sing
Nigh Shoals
Lincolnton
Robinson’s Lake
McGinnis
Lake
Panel Finds Trask Guilty Of Murder
Pvt. Ver nor Tt Trask, 19, found guilty of second degree murder by a military panel at Ft. Jackson after deliberating 1 hour 41 minutes. Sentenced to 25 years hard labor, dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay. Verdict subject to review by military and civilian panels. Victim identified as Marie Mekh eala of Danielville, Ga, body found at barracks after disappearance.
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Columbia
Pvt
Vernor
Trask
Murer
Ft. Jackson
Military Board of Review
Washington
Two Negro Groups Postpone March On Cicero
In Chicago two dissident Negro groups withdraw from the open housing march plan after a closed conference with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Chicago leaders. The West Side Organization and CORE delayed the Cicero march for one week to mobilize support while maintaining the open housing pact as a goal.
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Cicero
Wildian J. Conway
Chicago
Willy Am
Martin Luther King Jr
West Side
WSO
Congress of Ravish Equality
CORM
Aos
Chester F Robinson
Rov
Amirew J. Young
Southern Ghroithian Leadership Conference
Young Ja
Chi
Cago Freedom Movement
Chicago Freedom Movement
Bitt
Hobinson
Robert Lucas
Rose
Nobleson
Lucas
Student Nonviolent
Spordlanking Committee
ACT
Deacons For Defensa
Sand
Ashland
Young
Robinson
Robinsen
Luros
Geer
D-Point
Chicago Real Estate Board
Chieago
Atlanta Policeman Wounded in Shootout as Man Slain
In northwest Atlanta a 70 year old former mental patient, T Fred Paschal, barricaded himself in a house and exchanged gunfire with police after fatally wounding his stepdaughter Pearl Robertson Paschal and injuring three others including Officer F F Nixon. Police used tear gas and armor to force entry. Paschal died from a shotgun wound likely self-inflicted. Grandson-in-law Joy Robertson said Paschal had prior threats and a mental illness history.
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Atlanta, Ga
T. Fred Paschal
Atlanta
Paschal
Pearl Robertson Paschal
Mabel
Beverly Roberttor
Nixon
Pats Rolman C.C. Latini
Fulton County
JR. Stamps
SLR
Addison
Tollison
Joy Robertson
Robertson
Boar
Hint
Nice Man Holds Family Of 6 Hostage In San Francisco
A amiable armed robber held a family of six hostage for about 21 hours in Dennis Clements apartment. He counted and divided $500 from a pharmacy holdup two blocks away while the family was treated with unusual kindness. The gunman warned that calling police would harm the hostages, then left after shaking hands with Clements and boarding a city bus.
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San Francisco
Dennis Clements
Clements
Sid
Joanne
Johnson cautions on inflation and urges reform over party shift
President Johnson, in Rocky Mountain Park, warns Americans about inflation and the need to tackle prosperity problems or risk joining the Republican party. He contrasts 1960s prosperity with 1930s poverty, cites rising costs and wage trends, and defends civil rights efforts while appealing for Democratic loyalty.
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Jomson
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Idaho
Colorado
Oklahoma
Jolson
Wesleners
Denver
Democratic Bath Congress
Wester
Nixon Seeks 1988 Bid With Goldwater Backing
Barry Goldwater lauds Richard Nixon as the best equipped to beat Johnson in 1988 and says Nixon has strong foreign policy credentials from eight years in the White House. Goldwater notes Nixon’s GOP appeal despite Michigan Governor George Romney’s 1964 walkout actions.
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George Romney
U.S
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Petratl
Aritfin
Kevinle Silenker
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Goldwater
George W. Romney
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GOH
Ince
Teok
Tae Rawards
Nixon
Jetson
White House
All Planes Back Safely From Raids
Saigon reports 156 U S air missions Friday with all involved planes returning safely. Communist supplies move south despite heavy raids while U S forces claim substantial damage to oil stocks and enemy capability. Casualties include a crash of a U S Army helicopter and several lethal guerrilla actions near Hue.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Saies
17Th Airbone Brigade
Saipan
Constituent Assembly
Hue
U.S. Marine Corps
South Viet Nan
Hie
Third Party Approach Seeks Talks On Vietnam Conflict
The United States sought talks via a neutral country to pressure North Vietnam toward peace talks or easing the war. U.S. officials said Hanoi remains confident in victory as Saigon regime weakens and U.S. withdrawal faces domestic opposition. Backstage diplomacy involved multiple nations and emphasized preventing a Communist takeover. The U.S. aims to raise the cost of North Vietnamese aggression while seeking a favorable halt to bombing. Moscow influence was considered, hoping it might push Hanoi toward a less belligerent stance.
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United States
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Ithiol Nam
U.S
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Saigon
Viet Nam
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Asia
North
Goviels
Moscow
Weekender Highlights and Local School Principal Change
Sid Moody writes on religious life in the United States with a focus on Holy Rooms Episcopal amid a changing neighborhood. Gastonia Industrial Diversification Commission plans to address iron shortages and cross-county recruitment. Dallas High School gains a new principal described as a bearded mountain man who plays a preacher in Horn In The West. Weekender features include an interview with Ross Marlin, coverage of Rowan County’s last public execution, and Miss North Carolina Nanelle Minor preparing for Miss America with wardrobe photos by Marcia Martin. Johnny Kanipe’s photo spread shows kids awaiting the ice cream truck.
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Horn
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Ross Marlin
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Gazelle
Johnny Kanipe
Nannélle Minor
Charlotte
North Carolina
Marcia Martin
Miss Minor
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