LBJ Addresses Scouts at Valley Forge Jamboree
President Johnson told 52,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge that government exists to protect freedom and enlarge opportunities and should not be attacked. He backed the government while defending it from Goldwater’s critique as the jamboree neared its close with 42,000 scouts leaving by bus, train, plane and auto. A life scout was killed by a bus near the arena as the event concluded and two assistant scoutmasters died earlier this week.
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Valley Forge
Johnson
U.S
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Jury Unable To Agree In Murder Case
Danville AP A second trial for Mrs Virginia 8 Tickle 34 set for September after the first trial ended in a hung jury following eight days of testimony and 1044 hours of deliberation The state says Mrs Tickle plotted and carried out the pistol slaying of her husband Carl F Tickle 44 over his alleged affair She testified that he drew a pistol and was accidentally shot during a scuffle for the weapon
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Danville
Virginia
Tickle
Carl F. Tickle
Woman who inspired movie dies in Chicago
Mrs. Tillie Majczek 72 who scrubbed floors for 11 years helped secure the release of joe Majczek pardoned after nearly 12 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. She raised 5000 dollars and offered a reward in a Chicago paper leading to the real killer’s capture. The case inspired the film Call Northside 777.
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Chicago
Tillie Majczek
Fier Son
Majezek
Joe Majczek
Northside
French Drivers Criticized In New York Licensing Views
Norbert Buillaume, a French driving instructor, says French drivers are the worst in New York, with Italians a little better. He calls "The French people in automobiles" crazy and criticizes their behavior in the city’s licensing context.
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New York
Norbert Buillaume
Train Kills 19 Cattle Near Aurora Illinois
A Burlington Railroad passenger train struck 19 head of cattle Wednesday as they wandered from Henry Steele’s ranch onto tracks. Two animals were thrown from the rails onto Illinois Route 31, blocking traffic.
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Aurora
Ill
Burlington
Henry Steele
Danville Police Sergeant Faces Bribery Trial
Raymond Hall, 40, a Danville police sergeant fired last year, stands accused of taking a $50 bribe from Richard E. Artison, an undercover Treasury Alcohol and Tax Unit agent. A state jury acquitted Hall of bribery after a brief deliberation.
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Special Corporation Court
Raymond Hall
Danville Force
Richard E. Artison
Alcohol and Tax Unit
Treasury Department
Hall
Cail Jackson
Artison
Tree Shrew Studied as Potential Cancer Research Aid
Government scientists plan to use the tree shrew from east India and Asia as a possible new aid in cancer research. The Public Health Service calls the half-pound animal closer to humans evolutionarily than rats or mice and Tulane University's Delta Primate Research Center in Covington, Louisiana received a National Cancer Institute contract to study the shrew for lab virus research related to human cancer.
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East
India
Asia
Public Health Service
The
National Cancer Institute
Tulane University
Delta Primate Research Center
Covington
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