Lacy Found Guilty In Zimmer Murder Case
In a six hour thirty one minute jury verdict teen Lacy, 18, was found guilty of robbery murder in the Zimmer case. James Andrews, 21, and Jerry Washington, 20, were acquitted of first degree felony murder prompting remarks from family and attorneys as the court set sentencing for Lacy.
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Bob Brier
Robert Lacy
William JF. Zimmer
James Andrews
Jerry Washington
Rensselaer County
Lacy
Arsenal
Andrews
Washington
Young Lacy
Casey
Johnson promotes Gemini 4 spacemen after flight
President Johnson promotes James A. McDivitt Edward H. White II L. Gordon Cooper Jr and Virgil Grissom to lieutenant colonels in Houston after their Gemini 4 mission White describes three sacred objects a St Christopher medal a golden cross and a Star of David White says he had great faith in his God and crew as the mission ends with reflections on reentry and Earth views
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Houston, Texas
Johnson
Washington
Houston
Manned Space Flight Center
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
Mission Control Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Texas
America
Earth
Edward H
White II
White
McDivitt
Pat McDivitt
Pat White
Sydney
Australia
MacDivitt
Hawaii
President Johnson
Edward White
James McDivitt
Manned Spacecraft Center
Air Force
Paris Bonn Talks Stall On Key Franco German Policy
President de Gaulle and Chancellor Erhard failed to bridge major French German differences during their Bonn talks. Both sides kept firm on long standing views with NATO and European unity shaping the dispute. De Gaulle seeks a French dominated Europe while Erhard backs Atlantic partnership and a stronger NATO.
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Bonn
Germany
de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
Paris
Erhard
United States
Britain
Atlantic
Europe
South Viet Nam civilian rule ends as military takes over
South Viet Nam’s four month old civilian government relinquished power to the military after pressure from dissidents. A joint communique announced the transfer, with Quat Suu and the National Legislative Council stepping down to caretaker roles. Marines reporters noted Ky and Thieu emerge as military spokesmen. Ambassador Taylor in Washington predicted hard fighting ahead in the next two months as U.S. officials expect the rainy season to slow air strikes while Viet Cong losses mount.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan Khac Suu
Phan Huy Quat
National Legislative Council
Radio
Suu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Phan
Quat
Sun
National Charter
Washington (Ap
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
South Viet
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
National Security Council
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Southeast Asia
Cloudburst Flood Devastates Sanderson Texas
A 15 foot wall of water swept through Sanderson killing at least 12 residents and leaving 450 homeless. Six Johnson family members died in a motel. 16 people were still missing. Dozens of dwellings and most south side businesses were wrecked along Highway 90. About 1,600 residents received typhoid shots as evacuees moved toward Fort Stockton.
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Sanderson
Tex
Texas
Sanderson Canyon
Ethel Johnson
David Johnson
Lou Ann Johnson
Jo Ann Johnson
Rose Ann Johnson
Paul Daniels Johnson
Johnson
Identi
Fort Stockton
Zionist Group Hails Johnson Award Selections
Bnai Zion selects President Lyndon B Johnson for the 1935 Bill of Rights award at a White House ceremony to be announced. Israel President Zalman Shazar and Prime Minister Levi Eshkol telegrammed praise to Johnson during the organization's annual convention.
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Monticello
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
B'nai Zion
Edward Sharf
Johnson
White House
Israel
Zalman Shazar
Levi Eshkol
Soviet Luna 6 misses moon by wide margin
Soviet Tass report says Luna 6 will miss the moon by about 100000 miles after two days of normal operation on an unmanned flight launched Tuesday. Earlier Luna 5 crashed during a prior attempt at soft landing.
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Moscow
Tass
Regents Scholarships Expanded Under Local Law
A brief item notes that the Local-Law measure expands Regents scholarships available, increasing access for students. The note appears in the Page 11 sports section context.
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U. S
Chicago Protesters Arrested After 22 Mile March
Police broke up a road blocking protest from Soldiers Field to City Hall amid a 22 mile march. About 200 protesters, including men women and children, were arrested and later posted bond. The action aimed to pressure Mayor Daley over the school system and its 63 year old superintendent Willis.
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Chicago
Soldiers Field
City Hall
LaSalle Street
Richard J. Daley
Benjamin C. Willis
Willis
Daley
Epidemic Kills 500 in Congo North East
Reports from Leopoldville say small pox and bubonic plague have killed 500 people in the Congo's northeast Bunia area. The epidemic, involving smallpox plague and typhus, is affecting a dense population with no doctors available.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
North East Congo
Leopoldville
Mourainous
Bunia
Congo
1 129 Degrees Awarded At RPI Commencement
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute held its 159th commencement at the Field House awarding 1 129 degrees and five honorary degrees including the first woman to receive an honorary doctor of engineering. Notable honorees include Dr Beatrice A Hicks and Dr Donald F Hornig with remarks by Dr Augustus B Kinzel.
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RPI
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Field House
Augustus B. Kinzel
National Academy of Engineering
Beatrice A. Hicks
Newark Controls Co
Bloomfield
N.J
Werner Ammann
Ammann & Whitney
Consulting Engineers
New York City
Craig W. Angel
Artisan Industries Inc
Waltham, Mass
Donald F. Hornig
Johnson
Science and Technology
Clayton O. Dohrenwend
Richard G. Folsom
Long Island Bandits Grab $7035 Payroll Satchel
Four men armed with a submachine gun robbed Buchmann Wheel Corp in Long Island City taking a $7035 payroll satchel. They handcuffed two guards, struck Gilbert Crane, and fled in a stolen car after grabbing a gun from a guard. Richard Flarity escaped unharmed. Crane was treated for a head wound.
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NEW York
Buchmann Wheel Corp
Long Island City
Trace Alarm Co
Park Ave
Manhattan
Gilbert Crane
Brooklyn
47Th Ave
Crane
Elmhurst General Hospital
Richard Flarity
Bronx
Senate Votes for $200 Million Foreign Aid Cut
The Senate approved a Morse amendment 40 to 35 to cut foreign aid by 200 million dollars for the next two fiscal years from 3.443 billion to 3.243 billion. Earlier the chamber rejected a 443.17 million reduction to 3.0 billion by 54 to 26.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Nebraska Bank Robbery Accused Slayer Surrenders in Kansas City
Duane Pope 22, charged with robbing a Nebraska bank and killing three employees, surrendered after a phone plea from Dr Jesmond W Bittinger of McPherson College. He faced a $100000 bond and a June 25 hearing. Police reported the robbery yielded $1598.
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Kansas City, Mo
Duane Pope
Nebraska
McPherson
Kan.) College
Jesmond W. Bittinger
Bittinger
Pope
FBI
U.S
Lee Cisel
Franklin Kjeldgaard
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John T. Casey
Elmira
Hendrick Hudson
S. Irving Moore
Harold E. Bauer
Ninth St
Rensselaer
Foreman Bauer
NATO
Fied
Jerry Sellers
Frankie Sellers
Debra Sellers
George Wood
Ricardo Falcon
Elidia Barrera
Zionist
Soviets
Priscilla’s
Hilda Goodwin
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Long Island Bandits
Dr. Bittinger
Vernon Scoville
Big Springs
Andreas Kjeldgaard
Glenn Hendricks
Lois Ann Hothan
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