Racial Storm Roils Cleveland and Cities Nationwide
Rioting and gunfire in Cleveland's East Side left a 26 year old woman dead and two men hurt. Police and National Guard battled looters, with eight fires, sniper fire, and street clashes across multiple cities as authorities attempted to restore order.
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Cleveland
East Side
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
New York City
Chicago
National Guard
South Bend
Ind
Hough
East 75Th
86Th Street
Gemini 10 Faces Fuel Shortage Delays Plan
Gemini 10, launched from Cape Kennedy, tightens fuel use after a docking with Agena 10 and a new altitude record of 476 miles. Astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins face revised maneuvers as technicians seek to preserve major goals while preparing for a standup EVA and potential rendezvous with Agena 8.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla.p
John W. Young
Michael Collins
Agena
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Young
Collins
Lunney
U S Pilots To Be Tried by North Vietnam
Paris dispatch reports North Vietnamese ambassador Tran Du Vinh said U S pilots captured in the war would be tried as war criminals. He claimed they were not prisoners of war and Geneva Conventions do not apply. U S officials warned such trials could trigger disaster and escalation.
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Paris
Peking
U.S
Tran du Vinh
North Viet Nam
United States
International Red Cross
Geneva
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armed Services Committee
U Thant
Viet Nam
Blaze Hits Lancaster Damages Two Buildings
Fire on Lancaster's east side damaged two structures, Lynch Lumber Sales and Lancaster Glass Corp. The loss is estimated at 250000 dollars and the blaze disrupted long distance lines used by General Telephone Co. The cause was undetermined. Athens' J B Kimball notes the outage affects about half the Athens to Columbus long distance circuits and may hinder direct calls and operator assisted calls.
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Lancaster
Lynch Lumber
Lancaster Glass Corp
General Telephone Co
Athens
J. B. Kimball
Columbus
Kimball
Dayton Workers Defy Court Order in City Strike
Dayton unionized city employees walked out defying a court order causing picket lines and halted trash collection in a city of 265 000. Vital water and sewer services remained operating while 30 custodial and maintenance staff stayed off from the municipal airport amid broader labor action.
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Dayton
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio
League
Klein Testifies He Urged Dodd West Germany Trip
Julius Klein a Chicago public relations man testified he encouraged Sen. Thomas J. Dodd to travel to West Germany in 1964 to explain distortions about investigations of foreign agents as part of Senate ethics committee hearings. He recalls no exact date of first discussion.
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Washington
Chicago
Julius Klein
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Klein
Dodd
Survivor Nursed Accounts Chicago Nurse Massacre Details
The consul general of the Philippines relayed Corazon Amurao's account of the Chicago massacre in which eight student nurses were killed. Amurao, the sole survivor, said she and two Filipino nurses urged resistance but other American nurses cautioned against it. Richard Speck, 24, carried out the killings as Amurao hid under a bed.
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Philippines
Corazon Amurao
Chicago
Miss Amurao
Generoso P. Provido
Richard Speck
Provido
Miss Amarao
Marines Hold Front Against North Vietnamese In Hastings Fight
In a four hour defense south of the 17th Parallel Marine platoons repelled waves of North Vietnamese troops to cover withdrawal of their battalion. About 500 enemy dead or wounded were reported, with heavy Marine losses. Air strikes and napalm halted the assault near Leatherneck positions as Hastings actions moved toward locating a North Vietnamese division near Laos. Nearby Pleiku area saw seven KIA in a separate clash as a U S 25th Infantry Brigade unit fought a North Vietnamese battalion near the Cambodian border. Bread prices in Ohio to rise one to two cents per loaf, per the Ohio Bakers Association.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Leatherneck
Hastings
U. S
Central Highlands
U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Columbus
Ohio Bakers Association
Transplant Patient Cured? Centreville Man Shows No Cancer
Centreville Michigan resident Larry Rink, 21, learned tests show no cancer after five experimental transplants of cancerous tissue from donors. Doctors caution that cure is not confirmed and relapse could occur. Rink hopes for a new leg and stable life with wife and child.
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Centreville
Mich
Larry Rink
Ray Houghton
Rink
Larry
Houghton
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Roswell Park
Jeannie
Athens City Council Rejects Fluoridation Plan
The Athens City Council votes down a fluoridation ordinance in a notable surprise decision. The move comes amid debate over public health policy and resident concerns.
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Athens County
The
Messenger Today
Luci
Pat
Texas
University of Texas At Austin
Portland
Caceis
Athens City
Wilson returns from Moscow facing UK crisis
Prime Minister Harold Wilson returned empty handed from a Moscow peace mission to address Britain's worst economic crisis in 17 years. He set a Cabinet meeting to finalize an economic package for Parliament to safeguard the pound from devaluation.
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London
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Britain
Wilson
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