Negroes Burn Block In Tampa Riot
A Tampa riot leaves at least a dozen injured as social tensions flare in the city. Police will meet Tuesday at 7 pm in the Bayway Drive training building. M G Simon urges all members to attend. Funeral services Saturday in San Antonio honor Jeff Tedford, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C C Tedford Jr. from Baytown.
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Tampa
Baytown Reserve
Bayway Drive
M. G. Simon
Ira L. King
San Antonio
Jeff Tedford
Tedford
Alle King
Baytown
Carlyle Weaver
Marjorie Cobb
Tampa General Hospital
Don Williams
Pages
Carl DeWitt
DeWitt
F. J
Emeetas Cinho
Rockport
University of Texas
Underwood Sr
Barbers Hill
Riots erupt as police shoot teen in Tampa slums
In Tampa Florida a night of violence erupted when police shot a 15 year old Martin Chambers who with two others allegedly burglarized Tampa Photo Supply. Black residents exchanged gunfire with officers looting and arson followed in Central Village and West Negro districts. Gov. Claude Kirk rushed in with National Guard and power was cut to curb fires.
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Tampa
Fla
Ne Groes
Claude Kirk
Jet
National Guard
West Negro
Argo
Central Ave
Nebraska Ave
Twiges St
Martin Chambers
J. PB. Calvert
Israel Denies Syrian Invasion Claims After War
The Associated Press reports Israel denies deeper Syrian invasion claims after a cease fire but says it will keep some captured lands from Syria Egypt and Jordan. Crowds cheer as first Israeli freight enters the Gulf of Aqaba since Egypt blocked it. U N Security Council calls for no forward troop movement and withdrawal of units. Israel counts casualties and prisoners, while Jordan and Egypt provide varying casualty figures. Foreign Minister Abba Eban says Israel will not return to armistice lines.
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Associated Press
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Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
Elam
Gulf
Aqaba
Sharm
Sheikh
Strait of Tiran
U.N
Security Council
Uni
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan River
Galilee
David Ben- Gurion
Old City
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
Foreign Ministry
United | Nations
Soviet Union
Iits
United States
Szechoslovakiac
Bulgaria
Houari Boumediene
Jeft
Moscow
Cairo
al Ahram
Red China
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohamed
Fawzi
Abdel Akim Amer
Sinai
Hans, Benedict
al Koneytra
Beirut
Lebanon
Hussein
Cairo Radio
Kuwwait
Washington
London
Damascus Radio
Bank of the
Persian Gulf
Dai
Senate debates censure of Sen Thomas J Dodd
The Senate weighs censure of Sen Thomas J Dodd of Connecticut over alleged financial misconduct. Other items note Navy deputy secretary pick Paul M. Nite, Vance's resignation, Humphrey noncancer, Tracy funeral, UN ceasefire calls, and volatile mid east, including riots in Tampa, pilots versus Hanoi, and unrest across Beirut and Kuwait.
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Senate
Thomas J Dodd
Connecticut
Secretary of the Navy
Paul M. Nite
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Cyrus KR. Vance
Weather forecast for Galveston tides and heat
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers. Highs 75 to 82 degrees, Sundays range around 57 to 68. Galveston tides show low at 1:06 am and high at 9:36 am Tuesday.
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Galveston
Roundup of Local Notes and Small Town Happenings
A collection of brief items from around town mentions Mrs George Bender and daughter Ann planning a New York trip. Lynn McDowell and O E Downing visit Raiders game. Jim Hapenny celebrated a birthday. Betty Brooks focuses on studies. Camp Wilburn hosts Monique Booth Cuba Joy Ferrell Mary Kay Hooper Cindy Jackson Susan Kudla. Penny Lusk hopes to go to El Paso. Mr and Mrs J B Wood delayed recognition. Mrs Dora Ward shows off a new hat. Judy Burmett prepares for a friend's wedding. Jerry Lyons visits home for summer and works at a construction firm. Bertie Jum and Tina Carpenter return from vacation. Judy Bagent grows tomatoes. Sydney Brasfield sells horse show tickets. Fred Dittman Jr starts the week early.
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George Bender
Ann
New York
Lynn’ McDowell
O. E. Downing
Jim Hapenny
Betty Brooks
Monique Booth
Cuba Joy Ferrell
Mary Kay Hooper
Cindy Jackson
Susan Kudla
Camp Wilburn
Penny Lusk
el Paso
J. B. Wood
Dora Ward
Judy Burmett
Jerry Lyons
Bertie, Jum
Tina Carpenter
Judy Bagent
Sydney Brasfield
Fred Dittman Jr
Baytonian Wins National College Tennis Title
Sherwood Stewart of Lamar Tech Beaumont won the NCAA college division national singles title in Chicago defeating teammate Jaime Subirats 6 3, 6 3. Stewart and Subirats were seeded No. 1 in doubles but lost in the semifinals. Subirats defeated Steve Turner 6 3, 5 3. Stewart beat Denis Suessman 6 2, 6 3 to reach the final. Stewart, a Baytown native and Robert E. Lee High School graduate, previously played for Pan American and AEL tennis teams.
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Sherwood Stewart
Mors
Marion Stewart
Alabama
Stewart
Jaime Subirats
Chicago
Subirats
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Fred Suessman
Denis Trout
Long Beach
Calif
Steve Turner
Long Island University
Suessman
Pan American
Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
AEL
Supreme Court Sets Aside Walker Libel Judgment
The Supreme Court voided the $500,000 libel award won by former Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker against The Associated Press in a ruling announced today.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edwin A Walker
Associated Press
Date set for sale of school bonds
The school board will study a date for selling 7 770 000 in bonds to renovate and expand facilities and adopt a capital improvement program approved by voters May 27. It will consider a new elementary school and stadium, with rating agencies Moody's and Standard and Poor's to provide scoring.
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Johnella Boynton
Seth Mitchell
George *Gentry
John Kelier
New York
Moody’s
Standard and Poor’s
Paul Parkinson
Sam Alford
Lindy McDaniel To Start For Giants In Houston
Lindy McDaniel will start Monday for the San Francisco Giants as they open a three game series with the Houston Astros in the Astrodome. Larry Dierker starts for Houston. It marks McDaniel's first regular season start since 1982 and his father will attend the game.
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Houston
Baytown
Lindy McDaniel
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Astros
Astrodome
Larry Dierker
McDaniel
Lindys
Alcohol. Unavailable- Drinkers Turn To Dope
A Stanford consultant told the President's Crime Commission that even moderate drinkers might seek hard drugs if alcohol were cut off. Richard A. Blum said Americans rarely stop drinking and could shift to acceptable substitutes if prohibition returned. The report notes two million annual drunkenness arrests and urges decriminalizing drunkenness while punishing related crime. Detox centers, including Vera Institute Bowery Project, are proposed for homeless alcoholics with roving civilian teams assisting outreach.
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Washington
President's Crime Commission
Richard A. Blum
Blum
Stanford University
Institute For the’ Study of
California
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administraion of Justice
Vera Ins
Technicians praise Coulter Counter at San Jacinto lab
In the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital basement lab a Coulter Counter helps count white blood cells in seconds, replacing the old hand method. Rebecca Stallworth Vesta Bowden and Ade lina Stiff lead the operation, noting faster results and fewer human errors. The device costs about 4 258 dollars and can produce counts in 10 to 35 seconds, though occasional discrepancy occurs on repeat tests.
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Mike Blackman
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Srive
Hospital Lajgratory
Icians
San Jacinto
Rebecca Stallworth
School of Certified
Vesta Bowden
Adelina Stiff
Medical Technolo
Miss Stallworth
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Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church
Carol Channing
U.N. Security Council
Central Negro District
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Stokely Carmichael
Prattville
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