Summit Meeting of Free World Nations Proposed
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged a summit of non Communist nations after a banquet honoring a meeting of the few. He proposed the United States initiate a meeting of the many to develop Western leadership on fundamentals of human existence and aid in food, health, and ignorance relief.
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Free World Nations
Memphis, Tenn
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
United States
Johnson
Convicts Injure Selves At Ivy Bluff Camp
Eight long term inmates at Ivy Bluff camp cut parts of their fingers and injured themselves with hammers to lodge complaints about television store privileges and food. The incident at the rock quarry camp involved three men who amputated parts of their fingers using an electric drill attachment. Two of the attackers, Vaughn and Hensley, are serving life for murder. others face up to 20 years. The State Bureau of Investigation will review the case.
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Raleigh
N.C
Dyes Se Bailey
Bailey
Ivy Bluff
State Bureau of Investigation
Henry Gilmore
Texas
Vaughn
Hensley
P-TA urged to back federal aid to education
Martin Essex of Akron Ohio and president of the American Association of School Administrators urged National Congress of Parents and Teachers delegates to mobilize the 45200 local P TA units for federal aid to schools. He said education financing is a national blind spot and tax support has declined since 1932.
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Denver
Martin Essex
The
American Assn. of
Akron
Ohio
America
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Essex
Professor Charged With Manslaughter After Boy's Death
Rochester police charged Charles J. Goebel, 28, assistant professor of physics at the University of Rochester, with first degree manslaughter after he allegedly threw 6 year old Michael Sorce to the ground in a rage. The boy died later in hospital from a stab like injury caused by a stick he held.
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Rochester
N.Y
Michael Sorce
Charles J. Goebel
University of Rochester
George
Goebel
Sorce
Gary Crosby Leads Four Crosby Brothers in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP Gary Crosby, eldest of the Crosby brood, is described as the boss and fighter who paved the way for his younger brothers Lindsay Dennis and others. He faced Army hardship and nervous ailments, built a film and music career, and remains central to the family's public image as the others recount his influence.
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Gary
Crosby Brothers
Hollywood
Lindsay
Gary Cooper
Stanford University
Germany
Phillip
Dennis
Sam
Stanford
Bing
Jerry Wald
20Th Century-Fox
Howard Hughes
Cally
Fire Destroys Four Stores in Franconia
A blaze in Franconia Virginia destroyed four stores with damage estimated at 100000 dollars. Investigators probed the cause as residents watched crews fight the flames and prevent spread to nearby shops.
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Franconia, Va
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