Riots in Watts escalate to citywide chaos with guards deployed
Street clashes spread from Watts to Avalon Boulevard as rioters torch buildings and loot stores. Police and National Guard move to contain the unrest amid calls for restoration of law and order. Lt. Gov Anderson and Gen Hill head to Los Angeles to assist, while Governor Brown remains abroad.
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William H. Park
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Watts
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Los Angeles Basin
Parker
Los Angeles
Anderson
Edmund G. Brown
Greece
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California
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Ein Sight
Samuel Yorty
Sion
Glenn M. Anderson
Roderick Hill
California National Guard
William H. Parker
Europe
Ilice
Ott
Armor City
Robert Hayes
103Rd Street
National Guard
Womans Slayings Tied to Port Clinton Case Inquiry
A grim set of killings uncovered after about 12 hours shows five children dead in night clothes and their mother missing amid a broader probe into alleged fraud and neighborly dispute. Investigators checked quarrel reports as mass looting and fires erupted in Los Angeles during a violent riot.
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Dillon
Saul
Charles
X ‘Moore
Taylor
Butler
Sartins
Rita
Harold Edward
Sdr
Kenneth
David
Bryan
Watts Riot Suppression Amidst Weather Calm and Budgets
Police plan mass arrests under unlawful assembly laws as 900 officers break up riots by thousands in Watts. An uneasy dawn calm gives way to heat in the barricaded area. Kiwanis backs Babe Ruth World Series with ticket drives and committee work for Memorial Field events opening Oct. 13. Community concert groups from Kokomo and Marion plan regional performances.
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Boston Braves
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Akron
Ohio
Norfolk
Anderson
National League All Stars
First Midwest Series to Be Held in Indiana Tone
The article notes the event will mark the Series first in Indiana and only the second in the Midwest in its 14 year history. It lists performers including the Lee Evans Trio the Golden Curtain Quartet the Netherland's Chamber Orchestra and the DeCormier Folk Singers among others.
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Indiana
Midwest
Dobich Actions Continue At Fire House Shuffle
The Chicago fire department report shows Engine No 12 with 17 Black or mixed riders moved to share quarters with white units Engine 95 and Ambulance No 10. The shift comes amid broader department integration efforts and a push to control property across 138 stations. Also noted is a bank stock investigation involving several named individuals and a local Community Concert Association annual meeting set for October 21 to elect officers.
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Indiana 109 bypass changes debated by officials
Page One discusses a four lane widening of Indiana 109 and calls for a traffic study. Prosecutors consider action on the commercial belt while residents voice complaints and counties submit concerns. The attorney general notes his probe is complete and urges action. a technical committee will review complaints and recommendations from eight named individuals. Anderson is singled out for potential congestion relief downtown.
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Taeas Ee Rel
Highway Commission
Clearing House Ragues
Tars
Commission
General Assembly
Anderson
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Bottorff
Lother
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Anderson area tax levies update and library rate unchanged
The article outlines proposed 1966 tax levies across Anderson Civil City and School City, Madison County and Welfare, and library rate, with minor increases and decreases shown. It notes a call for centralized direction on securities regulation and mentions a state inquiry generating complaints and potential charges.
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Anderson
Madison County and Welfare
Anderson Township
Met Opera Star Forced to End Campaign Early
Page one report notes a Met Opera star's campaign halted due to seating limits. The piece references USC and a Church of the Brethren member who worked 15 years at Guarantee Cleaners and survived by four children and several relatives in Anderson. Funeral notices follow for Hubert Cook and Robert T. Lanane with details of services and burial.
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USC Db
Church of the Brethren
Guarantee Cleaners
Henry E. Bricker
Frank Davis
Gerald Rees
Anderson
Richard Hamilton
Atlanta
Leonard Roberts
Flor. Ashby
Frank
Paul Sink
Madison area passes two longtime residents
Thad Wiseheart 77 of Fortville died Thursday night at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. He directed the Division of Drivers Improvements for Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles and held church, civic, and Masonic roles. Beulah Snider 75 of Greenfield died Thursday at St Joseph’s Hospital Kokomo after lifelong Hancock County residence. She was the Fortville Christian Church member and widow of Walter Snider.
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St. John’s Hospital
Nicholson File Company
Daleville
William
Gertrude Orr Cook
Orleana
Gertrude’ LeMonde
Middletown
Georgia Snideman
New Columbus
Viola) Fadelu
Syracuse
A. L
Wanda) Miller
Huntsville
Clarence Cook
Yorktown
Ben Cook
Gilbert Cook
Anderson
Thad Wisehart
Fortville
Thad Wiseheart
Alden Dr
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Wiseheart
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State of
Indiana
First Methodist Church
Hancock County
Republican
Masonic Lodge
Forrmerly
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Harriett
Pauline Cot‘ster
Richard Wiseheart
Wauseon, C
Rex Wiseheart
Reba’ i Colvard
Irene Helms
Fisher Funeral Home
Robert Wright
Beulah Snider
Rt. 5
Greenfield
Walter Snider
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kokomo
Fortville Christians Church
Federal Water s Page One Pushes for Regional Projects
Federal Water s Page One details 250 000 for five water storage projects in New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey and 61 000 for a Northeast water resources survey from Virginia to Maine. The moves follow an emerg ency drought conference at the White House with Udall leading a crisis team as mayors and governors attended. The piece also notes the President and Mrs Johnson at their Texas ranch and a White House health conference slated for late November.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Northeast
Virginia
Maine
White House
Washington
Delaware
Stewart L. Udall
Johnson
Water Policy Council
Texas
Bill D. Moyers
Minister to Lead Funeral at Local Cemeteries
The Rev James Willyard will conduct funeral rites Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home. Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery joined by West Grove Lawn Cemetery.
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Hubert Cook
Baker Brothers
Edwin Helm
Columbus Ave
Mechanicsburg
Robert Lanane
Justice of the Peace
Robert T. Lanane
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
Waltz and Hiday
Velda Ridenour
Kokom0
Fayala Bisele
An- He
Bernice Hammond
Ethel Sipe
Ft. Myers
Fla
Gladys Aimen
Pendleton
Leone Foxworthy
Ann Arbor
Mich
Opal Marsh
Ypsilanti
Pearl Aldrick
Okemos
Carrie Abney
Fortville Christian Church
Gilbert Schreiber
Eden Cemetery
Fisher Funeral Home
Fortville
Edith Murnan Greenfield
Edith Murnan
Greenfield
Charles Murnan
Pasco Mortuary
London Cemetery
Shelby County
Brookside Cemetery
Imrs
Maude Humble Pendleton
James Willyard
Cornell Bright
West Grove Lawn
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Secretary of State Fund
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Fayette
Grant Greene
Hancock
Henry
Huntington
Lawrence Madison
Marion
Marshall
Miami
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Orange
Putnam Randolph
Rush
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Tipton
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Russell Hulse
Don Caldwell
Byron Stewart
Gordon A. Sinclair
Robert Jackson
Fredric Wright
William B. McCarel
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Herman Hart‘zell
S. L. Huber
Russell Johnson
Everett Jones
Charles M. Lomberg
Jack L. Pihl
Donald Rob‘jnett
Richard Seavers
John Scott
James Stefke
George Vaught
Chester Wohlberg
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Fisher Funeral
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