Satellite Helps Catch Fugitive in Miami FL
Canadian fugitive Georges Lemay, 31, captured at Fort Lauderdale marina after satellite TV footage alerted police. Lemay pursued for 14 years linked to 1961 Montreal bank burglary and a vanished wife. He faces illegal entry charges to enable quick transfer to Canada. Investigators say ongoing extradition steps follow.
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Wiami. Fla
Montreal
Georges le
Babiv Mar
Fort Lauderdale
Bob Smith
Hal
Barry Bird
Lemay
Smith
Huguette Daoust
Overseas Highway
Florida Keys
Bank of Nova Scotia
Othees
Thell
Bird
FBI
Washington
Scotland Yard
Londo
Miami
Seaith
Ilegal
Tornadoes Sweep Minnesota Killing Dozens Across State
A string of tornadoes cut across Minnesota killing at least 10 persons and injuring more than 100 as heavy damage struck suburbs around Minneapolis. Dozens of homes were destroyed or damaged, with communities near Lake Minnetonka hardest hit. Governor Rollang deployed National Guard to aid police and Civil Defense volunteers, while Mercy Hospital reported hundreds of injuries and urged ambulances to route patients to nearby facilities.
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Minneapolis
Minn
APS
Minnesota
Karl Rolgang
National Guard
Leake Minnetonka
Spring Lake Park
Mounds View
Maind
Lake Minnetonka
Island Park
Navarre
Norwood
Fridley
Maunds View
Mercy Hospital
Conn Hagyids
Robert van Haire Sor
van Hauser
Mineneapolis
Bel Wen
Shorewond- Excelyior
Lake Minnulonka
Minneapolia
Weather Bureau
Twin Cities
Oklahomia
Oakwood
Oklahoma City
Leaving Dominican Area Withdrawal Of Troops To Start In Few Days
Four Marines killed after patrol wandered into rebel Santo Domingo sector raising U.S. deaths to at least 13. Two newsmen wounded by crossfire as sniping mollified near the U.S. Embassy. Rebels blamed wrong turn but denied Communist post claims by Caamano Deno.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
US Poliices
Parrol
Santo Demings
United States
Jnion
al Brut
Doug Hennedy
Miami
Fig.1 Herald
OAS Peace Commission
Unem
Cok Francisco Caamano Deno
Casmano
Tenemel
Jerry Bush
St. Louis
John Throckmorton
Viet Nam
Adm
Warren
Heiress Vanishes From Yacht
Long Beach California AP reports heiress Elaine Jeffers Yager 61 wife of Los Angeles Judge Thomas Yager vanished Thursday from their chartered honeymoon yacht Care Free near Santa Catalina Island. Police say she likely fell overboard. no foul play suspected. A large air and sea search followed as Det. Sgt. Tallinen noted routine missing person investigation.
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Long Beach
Calif
Eileen Jeffers
Yager
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Thomas & Yager
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Goodwin J. Knight
Besk
Theouple
Santa Catalina Island
Hatlinen
Wis
Wiliam M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
Johnson to Decide Timing for Dominican Withdrawals
Washington officials said the United States plans to begin withdrawing about 20,000 troops from the Dominican Republic within days as contingents from other American nations move in to join a peacekeeping mission led by the Organization of American States. Final decisions on timing and numbers would hinge on the pace and size of contributions from Paraguay, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Brazil, and Argentina, with former Latin American leaders Muñoz Marín, Rómulo Betancourt, and José Figueres discussed as potential mediators.
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Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
Johnson
OAS
Paraguay
Venezuela
Costa Rican Security Ministry
JL Mis
Brazil
Argentina
Caribbean
O4s
Luis Munoz, Marin
Puerto Rico
Romulo Betancourt
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Massive amphibious landing advances in South Viet Nam coast
About 3,000 Marines landed on a Viet Cong infested coast 52 miles south of Da Nang in the largest Far East amphibious operation since Inchon. A second wave of 3,000 Seabees will establish a major air field as Marines total rise to roughly 13,000 in the northern South Viet Nam area.
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Chu Lat
South Viet Nam
Big da Nang
U.S. Navy
U.S
Fee
Donald Warron
Hamilton
Ohio
Far East
Inchon
Korea
da Nang-Phu Bai-Hue
Lemild
Oer
Porch Falls Injure Twenty at Nazareth Convent
A second floor porch collapse at the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth convent rear building sent 24 young women to the ground. Twenty four patients were injured with nine needing hospital care. The girls, aged seventeen to twenty, attend Toleres College next to the convent. Hospital reports steady today.
Woman Heads North Carolina Law Review
Doris Roach Bray 27 of Reidsville mother of a young daughter is named editor in chief of the North Carolina Law Review. Bray will begin her third year at UNC Law School next fall after graduating with high honors from Lake Erie College and earning an MLA as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Yale.
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Whapel Hill
Nat
Doris Roach Bray
Reidsville
The
North Carolina Law Review
Bray
University of North Carolina Law School
Howard J. Rosch
Lake Ene College
Painesville
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Yale
Johnson signs $700 million Viet Nam war funding
President Johnson signed today a special 700 million dollar appropriation to finance the war in Viet Nam and called it a message of America’s determination to resist aggression in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Américas
Southeast Asia
Deadlocked Jury In Long Session At Montgomery
In Tiny Nville Alabama a deadlocked jury spent four hours deliberating the civil rights murder trial of Ku Klux Klan member Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. 21 of Fairfield. Circuit Judge J Worth Thagard ordered a night recess after jurors asked about lesser charges. Defense attorney Matt J Murphy Jr a Klansman delivered a 70 minute plea for white supremacy as jurors considered first degree murder or lesser offenses and awaited fresh instructions.
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Matt Murphy Iin
Hilton
Tinyneville
Als
Hawkinion Court
Worth Thagard
Aegius Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzza
Detroit
Mich
Thagard
Paul Erevent
Montgomery
Clifford McMurphee
Burkville
Matt J. Murphy Jr
Murphy
United Klans of
Amnerica
Alabama
North Carolina lawmakers debate drugs and child abuse bills
North Carolina legislators pressed measures after a BIS statement labeling the state a dumping ground for drugs. Bills would punish peddling pep pills as felonies, with first and second-violation penalties. A separate measure would shield reporters of child abuse under certain conditions. A commission study sought to reorganize state government and a UNC funds bill moved through both houses.
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Raleigh
N.C. Tap
North Carolina
Swat
Senate
House
Sam Johnson
Wake
North Carnliia
Walter F. Anderson
State Bureau of Investigation
Tohinson
Wake Sen
Jules
Cagpins
Tom White
Lenoir
Julian Alsbrook
Halifax
Amisbrook
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Paul Story
McDowell
University of North Carolina
North Carolin Medical Society
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Dominican
Eileen K. Jeffers
Woman Heads Law Review
Flay Torres
Lowell-New Hope
Rre
Sewimideeres
Bine
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