Milwaukee riot leaves policeman and woman dead
Police and a woman were killed in Milwaukee after a riot on the Near North Side. Daylight brought calm but violence left 33 in hospitals, including 12 police. Mayor Henry Maier declared a state of emergency and ordered streets cleared.
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Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Madison
Warren Knowles
Out State Armories
Wauwatosa
Michigan Street
Capitol Drive
Second Street
20Th Street
Aven Hainke
School Board to discuss revised policies and budget
The School Board will meet at 7 pm to discuss revised policies and the 1967-68 budget. A personnel session will precede the open session. The News notes tension in Milwaukee with a curfew and police guard in the core area during civil unrest.
Baytown Weekly Weather: Patchy Sun, Heat Persists
Baytown forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies and hot conditions through Tuesday. Highs Monday expected from 74 to 96 degrees with sunburn risk. today’s high around 93 and low near 76.
Caracas quake toll may reach 300 death mark
In Venezuela the governor warned the death toll could reach 200 as rubble was cleared from collapsed apartment blocks after the Saturday night quake. Officials said 1,522 injured and two U.S. citizens were killed, with thousands displaced and many seeking shelter in open lots and cars.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Raul Valera
U.S
State Department
Emilio, Cabrera
Macuto-Sheraton
Eduardo Parranes
Andes
Colombia
Santander
Boyaca
Bogota
Weekend visits and local citations across Dallas and Austin
Jane Griffin visits her parents and Bob O'Sell drives from Baton Rouge for the weekend. Mary Lou Burkett delivers a message without entering a building. Mrs Burton Buckus reports the headstart children enjoy photo sessions. James Stipe comments on city council meetings. Volunteers help movers, serve coffee and cake. The Holly McLemores attend a game at the Astrodome. Alan Erwin spends the weekend in Austin. Fred Linterman prepares for a retirement party. Local social notes cover visitors, performances, and community happenings.
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Jane Griffin
Ted O’sell
Bobwill
Baton Rouge
Faris
Land
Doris Whitcomb
Tom
Sharon Richardson
Mary Lou Burkett
Burton Buckus
Olga Shepard
Marian Felkner
Bessie Brown
Dallas
Stephen Shiffett
Baytorn Little Theater
Holly McLemores
Astrodome
Kenneth Carter
Winston Hayes
Chambers County
Elder Statesman
J. B
Jimbo) Wooldridge
Alan Erwin
Austin
Fred Linterman
James Stipe
World News Briefs Highlight Turbulent Times
President Johnson remains silent on tax increase as he pledges the nation will do what is necessary to curb riots. In Wellington New Zealand 700 boo Gen Maxwell D Taylor and Clark Clifford amid talks on Vietnam. Stokley Carmichael among speakers at a regional meeting. An air force pilot Lt Karl Richter dies from recent shootdown injuries. Northwest Turkey endures a fresh tremor after a deadly July earthquake. an 18 year old girl dies in a stair fall escaping.
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Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Clark Clifford
Wellington
New Zealand
Vietnam
Turkey
Dog Owners Sought After Arkansas Bite Incident
Mr and Mrs E D Alcorn of 300 West Francis seek the dog owners of a black Seottie that bit their son Richard 10 near the 3200 block of Arkansas Saturday The dog has no tags and may need vaccination If owners cannot be found Richard may require shots Contact 582 7221
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E. D. Alcorn
West Francis
Richard
Arkansas
Alcorns
Racial unrest flares in U S cities in wide spread brief
Across cities from Albina in Portland to Detroit and Philadelphia, racial tensions erupt as crowds confront police, protestors march near cathedrals, curfews and emergency orders rise, with incidents including mobs, arson, rock throwing, tear gas and arrests. Local officials urge restraint and self defense.
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Philadelphia
Mt McKinley Search Yields 3 Dead and 4 Lost
In Alaska, rescuers search Mt McKinley under storm to locate four missing climbers while three bodies have been recovered. A five man party reached the 15,000 foot level seeking shelter as a 72 hour storm hit the peak. Stephen A Taylor of Chicago was found at the 8,500 foot camp and had radioed success before the ascent.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Ashead
Mt McKinley
Park
Stephen A. Taylor
Chicago
South Peak
Bayes
Taylor
Public Hearing on School Policies and Practices Manual
Baytown trustees set two public hearings in August to review the districts policies and practices manual affecting teachers and students. The 58 page revision includes immunization rules, continuing contracts, and a 16 paragraph ethics code for trustees. The board will consider changes on August 7 and final action August 14 with a budget hearing to follow.
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Johnella Boynton
Scheol Board
Meanua
Igamual
Baytown
Sam Alford
Alford
Pollution Study To Map Houston Pollutants
Texas A&M University will conduct a study of Houston area pollutants and their distribution under a Health, Education and Welfare Department grant. The time and space study will cover atmospheric pollutants across Houston, Pasadena and Garden Park.
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College Station
Texas A&m University
Houston
Health, Eduertion and Welfare Department
Pasadena
Garena Park
Letter Recommends Johnson Skip 1968 Run for Re‑Election
Washington report says fifty individuals claiming Democratic delegates urged President Johnson to refrain from seeking another term. They warned the party faces division over foreign policy and a possible Republican landslide in 1968 unless a unified decision is made to withdraw and allow another Democratic candidate to unite the party. The letter circulated by Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright promotes Kennedy for president. Fulbright distances himself from the group. Dr. Martin Chepard of New York, cochairman, announced a news conference to discuss the letter.
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Washington
Johnson
Citizens For Kennedy
Fulbright
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Chepard
Cochairman
Citizens For Kennedy - Fulbright
Brooks Seeks Laws On Emergency Care
State Senator Chet Brooks urged Texas physicians at the Texas Medical Association Emergency Room Care conference to help write remedial legislation to guarantee emergency treatment for indigent patients. He cited deaths from lack of care and proposed funding ideas and a forthcoming interim study by a joint emergency hospital treatment committee.
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Austin
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Sen. Brooks
Texas Medical Association
Association
Hosioa
Sen
Brooks
Arthur Lance
Senate
Breston Smith
House
Ben Barnes
Rich Krupp dies at 59 in Germany
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, last sole owner of the Krupp empire, died Sunday night two weeks before his 60th birthday. The German industrialist, once among Europe’s wealthiest men, had been converting holdings into a public company and vowed to end weapons production. He is survived by his son Arndt, who renounced inheritance.
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Essen
Germany
Alfried Krupp von
Bohlen Und Halsbach
Krupp Industriel
Krupp
Kreem Ranch
Europe
Amdt
Alfried Krupp
Krano
Arndt
Forrestal Fire disaster deepens amid Subic Bay aid
The aircraft carrier Forrestal limped into Subic Bay after a major blaze on deck as a second fire erupted during docking preparations. Casualty figures revised to 52 dead and periods of missing and wounded were noted among crew and Marines in Vietnam era engagements.
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Forrestal
Subic Bay
Philippines
Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Navy
South Vietmam
John Lengslet
Portland
Ore
U. S
North Vietnam
Rail Bridge Due Within 24 Hours to Baytown
A large steel railroad bridge needed to span Cedar Bayou and restore spur service to the U S Steel plant site in West Chambers County is due in Baytown within 24 hours. The 162 foot long, 10 foot high span weighs 355000 pounds and moves on a barge 6 feet by 120 feet, arriving from Coady Arkansas via Morgan City Louisiana and the intracoastal canal. It will be re-erected by Tellepsen Construction Co Houston across Cedar Bayou.
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Cedar Bayou
Missouri Pacific Railroad Ca
U.S. Steel
West Chanbers County
Baytown
Iate
Coady
Ark
Mississippi River
Morgan City
Tellepsen Construction Co
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