Luci Johnson at Maryland horse races with party and Secret Service
Washington AP Luci Baines Johnson the President's daughter attended Rosecroft Raceway near Washington with about 12 people including Secret Service agents and fiance Patrick Nugent. In Brighton England Catholic leaders denounce a bill legalizing abortion with warned euthanasia follows. Roy Menninger notes executive stress can be managed by talking about it. Charlotte Murray, 10, walked seven miles to school after missing her bus. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne receive Goodman School of Drama honorary doctorates. they were retired farmers on their farm home.
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Luci Baines Johnson
Maryland
Rosecroft Raceway
Luci
Secret Service
Patrick Nugent
Chicago
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontaine
Goodman School of Drama
Sheppard to face retrial in murder case
Cleveland AP The retrial of Samuel H. Sheppard for murder was announced by prosecutor Corrigan after a Supreme Court ruling. The new trial will be for second degree murder, not life for first degree, with changes in publicity rules and press seating, as Sheppard asserts his innocence.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
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Marilyn
Tral
Supreme Court
Corrigan
Ruby sanity hearing set for Monday in Oswald case
Jack Ruby, sentenced to die for the Oswald slaying, will face a sanity hearing Monday as defense lawyers reverse course and oppose calling witnesses. Judge Holland directed appearance. Ruby remains jailed after missing Friday pre trial. If sane, appeals arguments may proceed. if insane, commitment to a mental hospital.
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State Dist
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Holland
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Heaviest Highland Battle In Vietnam. 400 North Vietnamese Dead
U S paratroopers renew assaults on entrenched North Vietnamese Regulars in the central highlands as B52 bombers strike their positions north of the battle area. The clash, named Operation Hawthorne, has produced about 385 confirmed enemy deaths with U.S. and ARVN forces surrounding the ground area and air strikes totaling 202. Capt. Bill Carpenter, praised for calling in a napalm strike from his unit, led survivors to safety amid the fighting 30 miles northwest of Kontum City.
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South Viet Nam
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101St Airborne Division
Bill Carpenter
Kontum City
Carpenter
West Point
Highlands
Laos
Plane Crashes In Florida Killing Five
Five people died when a small plane crashed into a wooded area in northeastern Florida on Friday. Victims include Air Force Capt. Gerald E. Lyvere and his wife Joyce both from Dayton Ohio and their children Dorothy 10 and Floyd 5, plus Mrs. Oscar W. Anderson about 60 from Paradise California.
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Floyd
Dayton
Ohio
Oscar W. Anderson
Paradise
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Galbraith says Rusk misinformed on foreign policy stance
Former Ambassador John K. Galbraith told Rhode Island College graduates that Dean Rusk is terribly misinformed about broad support for U S foreign policy. He cited European allies and U S public opinion as examples of the misperception and warned of a rising academic influence on policy.
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Dean Rusk
Rhode Island College
Harvard University
Rusk
Viet Nam
Sweden
State Department
United States
Col
Tass Pact Sealed Between Paris AFP and Tass News Agencies
The French news agency AFP announced a mutual news exchange pact with Tass, the Soviet news agency, to share reports and reduce duplication.
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AFP
Tass
Johnson Calls Leaders To Hear Rusk's Report
President Johnson summoned congressional leaders from both parties to hear Secretary of State Dean Rusk report on the Brussels NATO meeting that ended June 8. Press secretary Bill Moyers indicated discussions could cover additional foreign policy topics, including the Vietnam War.
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Dean Rusk
NATO
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Bill D. Moyers
Viet Nam
Robert F. McNamara
Rusk
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
GOP
House
Johnson Rrusk
FOG Alrp
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Moyers
Carter to Enter Governor Race in Georgia Primary
Georgia politics heat up as Jimmy Carter announces he will run for governor in September Democratic primary and withdraw from Congress race in the 8th district. Fulton County judge Tanksley predicts a six-candidate field and runoff chances, while GOP leader Callaway questions a statewide primary and costs.
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Jimmy Carter
Plains Plans
Carter
Congress
Jeptha Tanksley
Fulton County Superior Court
Tanksley
Howard H. Callaway
R-Ga
Callaway
Gene Sanders
DeKalb County
Charles E. Moore
Atlanta
Sanders
Moore
Lions Attend 45th Georgia Convention in Augusta
Four members of Thomasville Lions Club travel to the 45th annual Georgia Lions convention in Augusta led by Club President Hugh Rehberg and including Deputy Dist Gov Car roll Cook Joe Goldstein and Mr. and Mrs. John Vickers. More than 2 000 Lions and spouses are expected. keynote speakers are Sen Herman Talmadge Louis C Harris editor of The Augusta Chronicle and Dr Corbett H Thirnen noted psychiatrist and author of The Three Faces of Eve.
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Georgia Lions Convention
Augusta
Club
Hugh Rehberg
Depty Dist
Carroll Cook
Joe Goldstein
John Vickers
Sen
Herman Talmadge
Louis C. Harris
The
Augusta Chronicle
Corbett H. Thirnen
Nevada Justice Marries Folks In Tuxedos And Barefoot
Las Vegas justice of the peace James Brennan says he has officiated about fifteen thousand marriages in a year and a half, sometimes at 9 am or midnight, in tuxedos or barefoot. He has handled routine court work and says he may seek another political office after his term ends.
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James Brennan
Sam
Brenna
Cary Grant
Jane Fonds
June Allyson
Roger Miller
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