Interracial Marriage License Advances in South Carolina
A mixed race couple in Columbia, South Carolina, appears to have received a marriage license from Richland County Probate Court, amid nationwide scrutiny following Supreme Court action on interracial marriage bans. The report also highlights political chatter around George Wallace’s campaign as he visits Michigan.
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Richland County Probate
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Wash
U. S. Supreme Court
Anaba
Mich
Cae
George Wallace
Alabama
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Michigan American Legion
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Grace
Milwaukee
Ooean
Legion
Liberty crewmen deem Israeli attack deliberate in Malta inquiry
Senior Liberty crewmen testified that the June 8 air and torpedo assault off Israel was planned and deliberate. They cited time to identify the ship and accuracy of fire, as the damaged naval communications ship sat in a Malta drydock undergoing emergency repairs after 81 hits and a fatal strike on Cmdr William McGonagle.
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Malta
Liberty
Israel
Navy
Mediterranean
Norfolk
U.S
Middle East
Sunba
Cmdr
William McGonagle
UN Opens Sessions On Mid East Crisis
The United Nations General Assembly began an emergency session in New York on the Middle East crisis as Soviet Premier Kosygin attended and urged Israel to concede captured Arab lands. Assembly President Pazhwak called for a summit and noted broader security concerns amid Vietnam's war.
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U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
Israel
Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwek
Afghanistan
Vietnam
Pazhwak
United Nations
N. Y
Kosygin
Munist
Leonid Breshnev
Center
Podgorny
America
United Nations Assembly
Kosygin Bids Farewell in Moscow on Soviet Visit
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, pictured waving, departed Moscow yesterday after meetings with government and party officials. He left amid discussions on economic reforms and international tensions, signaling continued Kremlin diplomacy with foreign counterparts.
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Alexei Kosygin
Moscow
So Who's Confused So Who's Confused
Atlanta observations are muddled by the switch to Daylight Time. A Weather Bureau spokesman says three clocks show different times and data is logged on standard time while staff work on daylight time. Forecasts await Washington observations still on the old time, delaying predictions.
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Atlanta
Washington
Guerrillas Silenced In Jungle Battle Near Saigon
A U.S. battalion of about 500 men from the 1st Infantry Division was attacked by Communist guerrillas 50 miles north of Saigon in War Zone D. About 15 Americans were killed and 40 to 50 wounded as jets and artillery silenced the assault after a three hour fight.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U.S
Associated Press
Henry Huet
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Vietnam
Huet
China claims hydrogen bomb test marks new nuclear era
AP bulletin reports Communist China announcing a successful hydrogen bomb detonation over the western region of the mainland on Saturday, signaling a major leap in its nuclear weapons program and advancing its strategic nuclear capabilities.
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Tokyo
China
Prisoner Escapes Stockade After Stealing Trucks
Thomas County prisoner Buster O Neal, serving five years for auto larceny, escaped from a work detail near Merrillville on Dillon Road by driving away a 2 ton dump truck. He is described as a 26 year old light skinned Negro, 5-8, about 150 pounds with a scar over each eye. Officers think he may head toward Macon where his mother lives.
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O’neal
Thomas County Stockade
Merrillville
Dillon Rd
Neil Williamson
Williamson
O'Neal
Thomas County
Macon
Rt. 1
Box 290
Lundy St
Family Perished in Norcross House Fire
A father Leroy Thompson and his three children Randy 18 Billy 7 and Julie Anna 4 died in a Norcross Georgia residence blaze. Fire officials say the cause is unknown and the tragedy occurred early today near Atlanta.
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Norcross
Georgia
Atlanta
Leroy Thompson
Randy Thompson
Billy
Julie Anna
Dodd Censure Vote Tactics Stain Senate Debate
Senate ethics committee to vote separately on two counts against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd amid filibuster fears. Long pursues immediate vote on double-billing, while Dodd’s defense and leadership warn against rushing, as debate pauses until Monday.
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Naam Burke
Thomasto
John Chadwhkk
Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Russell B. Long
D-La
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Long
Wallace F. Bennett
Bennett
Utah Republican
Ethics Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
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