Klan Member Tied to Murder Weapon in Alabama Case
State attorneys link Ku Klux Klan member Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. to the weapon experts say was used in the slaying of a Michigan mother during civil rights demonstrations in Hayneville Alabama.
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Hayneville, Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Michigan
Wilkins
Marion Williams
FBE
Viola Liuzzo
Circuit
Arthur E. Gambler
Willams
Matt. J. Murphy Jr
FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe
Murphy
Rowe
Fairfield Ala
Birmingham
KKK
Detroit
Liuzxo
Teamsters Union
Lowndesboro
Selma
Montgomery
Eugene ‘Thomas
U.S. Steel
Bessemer
Ala
William Orville Eaton
Kklan
Thomas
Eaton
Liuzza
Williams
FBI Laboratory
Washington
US Jets Strike Hanoi Ammunition Complex In South Viet Nam
US Air Force jets hit eight underground ammunition bunkers and five of six buildings in a Phu Var area complex 125 miles southwest of Hanoi on the first day of clear weather raids. Three Americans wounded. all returned to base. Viet Cong attacks rise with 24-hour reports of clashes across Darlac and other provinces.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Armed Forces Council
Phan Huy Quat
U.S. Army
S Ward Airborne Brigade
Okinawa
Viet Nam
Ti Gre
Dome
Air Force
da Nang
Iran
Senate Sets 70 Million Vietnam Arms Bill Vote
The Senate moves toward sweeping passage of a 70 million arms fund bill seen by President Johnson as a vote of confidence in Vietnam policies. The measure passed the House 408 to 7 after brief debate. Johnson urged Congress for an additional 700 million to meet Vietnam military requirements and pledged unity and support for those serving in Vietnam.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Speelal
Capitol Hill
Congress
Viet Nam
Senate Aid House
Pran
National Unity
Amerian Congress
Rebels threaten US troops in rebel zone in Dominican crisis
Dominican rebel leader Caamano warns any US troops entering the rebel zone will be fired on in breach of the cease fire. One US jeep was ambushed, with two wounded and one captured, while patrols report occasional sniping as US forces expand an inter American security mission.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
American States Peace Commission
Francisco Caamane Deno
Caamiano
Patral
U.S
Caamano
Coivilean
Washington
OAS
Paraguay
Venezuela
United States
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Uruguay
Frank Morrie
Caainano
Caattiano
Santa Dompingo
Ford
He International Zone
Ozgama River
Anthony Solomon
State Department
Argentine students clash with police outside Congress
About six thousand leftist students protested U S action in the Dominican Republic in Buenos Aires sparking an hourlong battle with police. Incendiary bombs struck sidewalks shops and cars including the vice president’s limousine. Police used tear gas and hoses as violence spread to other Latin American capitals.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
Dominican Republic
Congress
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Chile
Carlos Perette
Senate
Savoy Hotel
Savoy
Nicolas Rodriguez
Lutherans Help Train CR Workers
Money from the North Carolina synod of the Lutheran Church in America, meeting in Burlington, funded training for voter registration workers in Mississippi and Alabama. Dr. Marlin E. Carlson said part of the 14000 contributed by the National Council of Churches funded training of college students and volunteers for voter registration. The synod approved 600000 for church work at 12 colleges in North Carolina over three years.
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Burlington
North Carolina Synod of the Lutheran Church In America
Mississippi
Alabama
Marlin E. Carlson
New York
National Council of Churches
South
Synod
North Carolina
Federal appeals court dismisses criminal contempt charges
A federal appeals court drops criminal contempt charges against Mississippi Governor Paul B. Johnson Jr. and former Governor Ross R. Barnett. The report notes the nationwide electrical equipment industry nears settlement of about 400 million dollars over a price fixing case, with a potential tax ruling to cut costs. A brief mentions Mrs Grace McLeave’s cancer cure and various other items on Page 1B and 10A.
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Paul B. Johnson Jr
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Mos
Grace McUleave
Sister Francetta Barbers Begins New Life at 85
Sister Francetta Barbers, 85, former Webster College president in St. Louis, will join Job Corps centers as a secular consultant and coordinator. She will wear secular clothing, breaking with her Catholic habit, after securing permission from her order’s head. She reached out to Senator Stuart Symington for help finding work in the antipoverty program.
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Tost
Francelta Barber's
Mebster College
St. Louis
Snahown
Tll Sisters of
Loretto
Francetta Barbers
Francetta
Webster College At
Ulbtitie
Wer
Mie 1
Loretta
Ife
Webster
Tle Tnt
Francesca
Ake
Wien
Mary Luke
Fyanvetta
Fcons Webster
Sher
Sen
Stuart Symington
Symington
Office of Economic Opportunity
OAS votes to form inter American force for Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States votes to establish an American led military force in the Dominican Republic involving about 20 000 U S Marines and paratroopers to create a climate for democratic institutions and halt a Communist led bid to seize power. Costa Rica Argentina and Brazil consider sending units while Paraguay Venezuela and others offer support. The action marks a break with past OAS practice and comes amid a broader U S Dominican crisis with President Johnson discussing the situation with Puerto Rico governor.
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pro-Peron Justicialist Party
W. Averil Harviman
Johnson
Latin America
U.S
Dominican Republic
Harviman
Uruguay
Venezuela
Colombia
Haiti
Paraguay
Honduras
Cualemula
Caracas
Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republi
Santo Domingo
Kisworth Bunker
Costa Rica
Pwssive Uniils
Argentina
Brazil
Dollinjeen Republic
OAS
Western Hemisphere
Maluritorl
Altough
Guidrol
State Department
Cal
Francisco Cantiana Deng
United States
Rotlom Caribbean
White House
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rics
George FE. Reedy
Rely
Tuluison
Whiney
U. S
Tiefanse Department
S2md
Airboune Division
Jattitson
Liat
DAS
Whitener Backs LBJ on Dominican Action
Congressman Basil L. Whitener voiced strong support in Washington for President Johnson's decision to send military forces to the Dominican Republic. He argued the action counters Communist expansion and will prove a fruitful leadership move in international relations, urging Americans to back the administration despite dissent.
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Basil L. Whitener
Washington
Johnson
Dominican Republic
House of Representatives
Whitener
Cuba
Whiterner
Hemisphere
Avile
Santo Domingo
House
Sant Domingo
Latin America
Oti
United States
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Cotentunists
Darlac
Ans
Providence
K. 1
Pany
Sun Trainingo
Rehebheld
Fanarlatg Movies Murer
Sebeon Piodast
Pag Woman's News
ABE Anay Suscioun
Astra Guide
Sister
JOB Corps
Rexins Mantiay
Dominican
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