Break In Malcolm X Assassination Hints of Suspect Identified
New York police say they know who killed Malcolm X and hint a breakthrough may come soon. Five suspects are believed involved. one man, Talmadge Hayer of Paterson New Jersey, is in custody. Elijah Muhammad’s Chicago home was guarded as Black Muslims deny involvement.
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New York
Malcolm X
Harlem
Malcolm £ K
Manhattan
Talmadge Hayer
Paterson
N.J
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Joseph L. Coyle
Muhammad guarded as Black Muslim convention opens
Chicago police and Muslim guards protect Elijah Muhammad home and Coliseum as Malcolm X follower violence fears loom. A bomb tip prompted safety checks. Lynskey cites 45 man detail plus reinforcements for the messenger of Allah.
Groves to speak on numismatics at Winchester dinner
Dr P T Grove will address the Shenandoah Numismatic Society of Winchester at the George Washington Hotel Friday at 7 p m. An auction of 200 coins will follow from 8 30 p m with a spokesman noting a large variety of coins offered. About 200 people expected.
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P. T. Grove
Shenandoah Numismatic Society of Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Police Department
John E. Winters
Washington, D.C
Negroes Call For Selma Bus Boycott
Negro leaders in Selma plan a city bus boycott to boost voting power. After petitions to a federal judge in Mobile, they canceled weekend street demonstrations and shifted to voter registration, with Amelia Boynton leading the drive and arranging car pools to workers.
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Selma
Ala
Mobile
Board of Registrars
Ewe
Amelia Boynton
Khanh Sees U S Likely War Expansion To Save Viet Nam
An AP analysis reports Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh plans to push the United States toward open hostilities with North Viet Nam and Red China to prevent a Communist take over. He aims to speak personally with President Johnson and has clashed with U S ambassador Maxwell Taylor over war prospects.
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William L. Ryan
Nguyen Khanh
United States
Strongman
Saigon
Red China
Khanh
U.N. Security Council
Viet Nam
Indochina
Rea
China
West
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Johnson
Hehus
Nasser Honors Ulbricht With Egypts Collar of the Nile
President Nasser awarded East German President Walter Ulbricht Egypts Collar of the Nile at a Cairo banquet. Erhard signaled possible West German reprisals over aid cuts to the United Arab Republic. Nasser defended independence and urged strong Arab German ties amid division and refugee issues.
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Cairo
Nasser
Walter Ulbricht
Egypt
Ulbricht
Ludwig Erhard
United Arab Republic
Erhard
Planned Voting Measure Narrows to 2 Proposals
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration trims its voting plan to two options, a local moratorium on literacy tests and limited use of federal registrars. Justice Department drafts aim to bar literacy tests as discriminatory and to speed voting rights ahead of 1966 elections, amid liberal pressure.
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Washington
Johnson
el Eng
Justice
Department Ain
Ie Johnson
Congress
Justice Department
Savings and Loan Branch Denied in Shenandoah County
The State Corporation Commission denied Winchester Savings and Loan Association permission to open a branch in Woodstock, saying no demonstrated need to serve Shenandoah County. Witnesses argued for the branch to boost home financing, while county banks countered it would hurt them.
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Winchester Savings and Loan Association
Woodstock
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Shenandoah County
Richmond
Fire Fatal To Mother and 4 Children
In Elllicott City Maryland a mother Phyllis Owens 31 and four of her eleven children Charles Jerome 11 Joan Marie 8 Phyllis Eliza 7 and Sharon Annette 6 died when a three story rowhouse caught fire early today. The father James Owens 31 found the blaze upstairs after his wife warned of smoke and tried to combat the flames before escaping with others.
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Ellicott City
Phyllis &. Owens
Charles Jerome
Joan Marie
Phyllis Eliza
Sharon Annette
James Owens
Jets Bomb Viet Cong Positions Near Saigon
U S Air Force jets with secret antipersonnel weapons hit Viet Cong bush positions 70 miles east of Saigon as Lt. Robert Calbreath described the action after dropping 5 000 pounds of explosives. Civil and military leaders maneuvered in a tense South Viet Nam, with Khanh leaving for New York and Minh named temporary commander as Ky’s influence looms.
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Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saigon
Khanh
Tran van Minh
Armed Forces
Hong Kong
Robert Calbreath
San Diego
Calif
Central Highlands
Viet Nam
United Nations
New York
United States
U.S
Ham Tan
Phuoc Tuy
Mekong River
White House Rules Out Vietnam Talks Loom
The White House denies any negotiations for a Vietnam settlement and says no U S official has been authorized to negotiate. U Thant urged concrete proposals while France and the Soviet Union seek an accord. U S officials insist on end of Viet Cong attacks and exclusion of outside infiltration before talks. Jet bombers raid Viet Cong positions as the Saigon government faces economic aid pressure.
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Washington
White House
United States
George E. Reedy
U.N
U Thant
New York
France
Soviet Union
Reedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Chou’ Enlai
U.S
Peking
South
South Viet Nam
State Department
Saigon
Capitol Hill Mail Varied On Viet Nam Issue
Capitol Hill mail shows strong antiwar sentiment from Montana Senator Mansfield and others with mixed replies from leaders like Ford and McGovern. Most say mail barely influences positions while Congress remains deeply divided on Viet Nam policy and negotiation versus escalation.
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Capitol Hill Mail
Soviet Envoy Says U S Penalty Move Failed at UN Session
Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko argued the United States failed to strip the Soviet Union and 12 financially delinquent nations of General Assembly voting rights at the 19th session. He warned the penalties could threaten the United Nations and urged adherence to Charter provisions for peacekeeping financing.
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United Nations, N.Y
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
Gene Assembly
General Assembly
F Dorenko
Fedorneko
U.S
Soviet Union
Adlai E. Stevenson
Albania
Fedorenko
Unon
U.N
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Security Council
Indonesia
China
Weather Front Clears Richmond As Cold Air Settles
A cold front moves through Richmond today bringing clearing skies and a sharp drop in temperature. Low winds and dry conditions follow as colder air settles over the region.
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Richmond
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