Rioters clash with National Guard in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque 13 people were shot during a riot that began at Roosevelt Park after police attempted an arrest. The disturbance spread downtown with looting and arson as about 500 youths clashed with heavily armed police. 1,000 National Guard troops were mobilized to back law enforcement and a civil emergency was declared before being lifted.
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Humphrey urges mayors on civil rights and funds
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey told over 400 mayors at the US Conference of Mayors that lack of money in city government violates civil rights by breaking basic services like streets garbage collection and public safety. He proposed eight programs including a national domestic development bank to provide 150 billion in long term, low interest loans financed by bonds to fund city needs. He urged speedy return of federal revenues to state and local governments with few spending restrictions.
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Congress
Mass slaying tied to narcotics operation shocks Detroit
AP reports seven killed and one wounded in a mass slaying in Detroit linked to narcotics activity. The incident prompted police to pursue possible connections to drug trafficking networks and raised concerns about city crime.
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Cities may close swimming to all by court ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, held that cities under integration orders may shut down swimming pools and other public facilities to avoid segregating access. The ruling says nonuse by either racial group does not constitute illegal discrimination, as long as states do not promote racial separation. Justice Hugo L. Black stated the Constitution requires no promotion of racial division.
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Jackson
Miss
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Federal District Court
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U.S. District Court For
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John V. Rimarcik
George €. Dodds
Dodd
Minneapolis
Loop
Minnesota lawmakers edge toward tax compromise in stalemated session
Minnesota lawmakers opened the fourth week of a special session with little progress on the tax deadlock. The Senate and Gov. Anderson seek 700 million dollars in new taxes to fund state and local government, while the House favours 478 million. House Conservative Lindstrom argues tax relief means not taking money from citizens. The stalemate follows the 120 day regular session and three weeks of talks, with a possible compromise still unseen.
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Ernie Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Richfield
Drowning Incident At Lake Lomond in Bagley
Arthur Aaseng 18, son of Ronald and Mrs. Aaseng of Mcintosh, drowned Sunday afternoon at Lake Lomond while swimming. He reportedly jumped from a diving raft and did not resurface. Lifeguards and bystanders assisted. his brother summoned medical help but efforts to revive him failed.
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Bagley
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