Johnson rejects Soviet French bid for Viet Nam peace conference
U S jet crews, trained to fly missions, conducted strikes against Viet Cong in South Viet Nam joining forces with the South Vietnamese Air Force. F100 fighters and B57 bombers attacked guerrillas near An Khe as part of a broader allied operation. Two U S Air Force officers died in a Skyraider training crash near Saigon, raising American fatalities to 411. Lieutenant General Nguyen Khanh arrived in Dalat en route to a United Nations assignment.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
South
An Khe
Sai
Washington
South Viet Nam
U. S. Air Force
Nguyen Khanh
Dalat
United Nations
U.S
James Mulvey New York official dies in Florida
James A. Mulvey 67 former New York State Public Works official died at Halifax Hospital Daytona Beach Florida while visiting. He directed the Bureau of Accounts and Finance in the department and resided in North Troy. Survivors include his widow Aurilla a stepson Harry Sorensen a daughter Mrs Charles Galli of Trumbull Connecticut and six grandchildren. His body will be brought to North Troy for funeral services and burial.
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James A. Mulvey
New York State Public Works Department
Halifax Hospital
Daytona Beach
Fla
North Troy
Mulvey
Bureau of Accounts and Finance
Aurilla
Harry A. Sorensen
Charles Galli
Trumbull
Ulbricht Arrives in Egypt as West Germany Suspends Aid
East German leader Walter Ulbricht arrived in Alexandria aboard the Voelker freundschaft for a week long visit. Bonn immediately halted all aid to Egypt delaying $25 million in loans and funding for Egypt's second five year plan while evaluating the impact of Ulbricht's trip.
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Cairo
UPI
Walter Ulbricht
United Arab Republic
West Germany
Egypt
U.A.R
Ulbricht
His
Alexandria
Voelkerfreundschaft
Bonn
East Germany
Nasser
Red
Roosevelt Announces Run for Miami Beach Mayor
Elliot Roosevelt aged 54 son of Franklin D. Roosevelt was named yesterday as a candidate for the Miami Beach mayoral race. He enters a field seeking the city’s top elected post joining other contenders in the local political contest.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Elliot Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Laziness Doubts No Bar To Top Grades
Albany AP reports two 17 year olds, David Latta of Endicott and Michael Teitel of Malverne, topped a state scholarship exam with 288 correct of 300. 16,242 scholars were named from more than 147,500 test takers amid modest family means and active school ties in music and math.
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Albany
State Board of Regents
David Latta
Endicott
Michael Teitel
Malverne
Teitel
Jack Teitel
Malverne High School
Latta
Peter
Albany Debates Death Penalty as Executions Loom
Democratic Sen. Manfred Ohrenstein urged Gov. Rockefeller to stay all executions until the Legislature decides whether to abolish capital punishment. He cited 21 inmates at Sing Sing and a scheduled April 1 execution, calling for a complete abolition by a state commission soon to decide its public stance.
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Albany
New York State
Gov
Rockefeller
Manfred Ohrenstein
Senate
Ohrenstein
Sing Sing
Manhattan
Richard J. Bartlett
Glens Falls
Capitol
Travers Ponders Bill To Stall Death Penalty
Sen. F Warren Travers expressed uncertainty on a proposed moratorium on executions in New York. He also reiterated opposition to sales taxes and discussed state spending cuts as an alternative to fiscal remedies amid a Sen. Manfred Ohrenstein push for stays. Edward LaBelle, slated for Sing Sing, has a stay pending appeal in a rape murder case.
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Ohrenstein
Senate
Assembly
Brooklyn
Bertram Podell
Podell
Associated Press
Edward Lentol
Codes Committee
F. Warren Travers
New York State
Troy
Manfred Ohrenstein
D-L
Manhattan
Edward LaBelle
Sing Sing
Rosemary Sway
Cohoes
Troy Democrat
Indi
Travers
Five Suspects Sought in Malcolm X Slaying Case
Police say they have photos of a five-man assassination team connected to Malcolm X’s murder in Audubon Hall. One suspect was shot at the scene. authorities seek the others as tensions rise in Harlem and across Negro communities.
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New York
UPI
Gro
Malcolm X
Harlem
Malcolm
Man Shot in Newark as Guards Protect Involved Figures
An individual identified as On Inside Pages erson of Newark was shot in the leg by one of Malcolm's bodyguards. Police intervened to prevent a fatal attack by Black Nationalists.
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Erson
N. J
Malcolm
Grandfather's Clock Proves Untimely Gift
Police guarding Elijah Muhammad intercepted a crate addressed to the Black Muslim leader. Explosives experts found the crate harmless after examining a grandfather clock from Wanamaker's Philadelphia. A clock card cited the M G T and GCC and Mosque No 12 Philadelphia as senders.
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Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
South Side
REA
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Wanamaker’s
Philadelphia
Muhammad
M.G.T. & Gcc
No. 12
France and Soviet Union push Viet Nam talks at U.N.
France and the Soviet Union joined yesterday in an effort to bring the Viet Nam crisis to the conference table, while President Johnson appeared far from convinced that the Communists want serious negotiations.
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Paris
France
Soviet Union
Johnson
Russia warns U N voting rights crisis may split UN
Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko said the United States failed to strip Russia and 12 debtors of voting rights in the General Assembly. He argued U S policy provokes a breakup and would force reconsideration of the UN if penalties were applied. France and the Soviet Union pursue an international Vietnam conference.
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United Nations
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
General Assembly
Russia
Federenko
Albania
U.N
U. S
Associated Press
Fedorenko
United Nations Organization
Congo
Middle East
Security Council
Soviet Union
15 Month Conspiracy Seen In Meat Scandal
AP reports a 15 month conspiracy tied to Merkel Inc in New York with indictments naming Norman Lokietz and Charles Anselmo. The case involves diseased and unslaughtered meat and seizure of 20 tons at Merkel plant in Jamaica Queens on December 11. A Utica pet food packer Dominick Gerace is listed as coconspirator. investigation suggests a nationwide bootleg meat operation. Merkel shut down Jan. 28 with 500+ workers laid off after public shock over the seizure.
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Merkel, Inc
Utica
New Jersey
Merkel
Jamaica
Queens
Manhattan
Grand Jury
Norman Lokietz
Charles Anselmo
Triangle Meat Brokers
Dominick Gerace
City Markets
Albert Pacetta
Pittsburgh
Boston
Ohio
Idaho Klan officer revealed as a Black man in Nampa
Paul R. Bellesen, 33, a janitor in Nampa, Idaho, received a Klan officer’s card from Tucker Georgia. He planned to organize a local klavern while disavowing membership in other groups and said he opposes the Klan, not its members. He invited imperial wizard Venable to Idaho for coffee.
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Nampa
Idaho
Ku Klux Klan
Paul R. Bellesen
National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Tucker
Bellesen
James R. Venable
The
National Knights
Elks Club
Wizard Venable
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Cornelius E. Gallagher
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific
Filijah Muhammad
Bill
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Cassius Clay
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Alain Peyrefitte
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Chou En-Lai
Red China
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Warsaw
John Moors Cabot
Wang Kuo-Chuan
Peyrefitte
Indochina
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Sergei
Horse
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