Police Command Post Under Siege In Milwaukee Riots
Milwaukee faces its worst racial violence with sniping arson and looting across an 840 block area. Police Chief Breier coordinating from a command post as 6,700 officers and National Guardsmen enforce a curfew and seek suspects. About 100 injured and nearly 600 arrested. three confirmed dead.
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Milwaukee
UPS
Harold Breter
Bieler
4Th and
Garfield
Breier
Wisconsin 32Nd National Guard Infantry Division
Wisconsin
Henry Maier
National Guard
Maier
Guard
Squire Green
UPI
Second Jordan Israeli clashes widen across the Jordan
United Press International reports renewed machinegun exchanges across the Jordan River involving Jordanian and Israeli troops near the Damyia bridge. Israel reportedly moved armored units into the area as Jordanian forces returned fire. no immediate casualties were noted. The incident marks the third clash since the June armistice amid broader Arab diplomacy toward a possible peace pact.
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Jordan
Israel
Suez
Damyia
Prince Mohammed Bridge
Allenby Bridge
West Bank
United Arab Republic
Jerusa
Lem
UPI
Eliav Simon
Jerusalem
Lebanon
Middle East
Yigal Allon
Beirut
Amman
Egypt
Yemen
Cairo
Khartoum
Odd Bull
Norway
United Nations
Suez Canal
Al Ahram _s
Aden
al Ahram
Damya
Jordan River
FBI Finds No Evidence Of Riot Conspiracy
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover informed President Johnson s anti riot commission there is no evidence of a conspiracy behind wave of city violence. The 11 member panel heard Hoover outline FBI summary of 52 civil disorders over three years with witnesses Sargent Shriver W Willard Wirtz and Robert Weaver. Interim report due March 1 1968 final in one year.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Antiriot Commission
Big City
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
Hoover
Kerner
Commission
Special Advisory Commission of Civil Disorders
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
W. Willard Wirtz
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
David Ginsburg
Dorset Court Action Ends Ski Resort Project in Dorset
The Dorset Associates Inc project for a Dorset Hollow ski resort ends after a court decree by Chancellor William C. Hill halts all duties. The suit, filed by Frederick W. Tetzlaff of Wyncote and East Dorset against Christopher Swezey Jr. George B. Breen and Thomas Martin of Manchester, led to the dissolution of the corporation formed in July 1965 to promote the venture.
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Dorset
Dorset Hollow
Dorset Associates Inc
William C. Hill
Monkton
Frederick W. Tetzlaff
Wyncote
East Dorset
Christopher Swezey Jr
George B. Breen
Thomas Martin
Manchester
Tetzlaff
The
Dorset Associates, Inc
U.S. Plans New Albany Federal Office Building
Albany plans a 11 story federal office building at Clinton Square costing about 6.7 million dollars. The 251000 square foot structure will house about 1100 federal employees but exclude postal and courthouse facilities. Bids open next June with construction to start soon after if within budget. the plaza will feature benches and planters. Separately a long running ski development project tied to Tetzlaff and Swezey collapses as court decrees void key contracts and clarifies party status.
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Albany
N.Y
Clinton Square
Capital District
Inside Elizabeth Dwyer on Boy Scouts Sissies
A note on page 4 attributes a controversial line to Elizabeth Dwyer about Boy Scouts being sissies. The item references page 4 in the publication for the exact quote and context. It is part of a broader column roundup noting page references for various features.
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Perrott
Trustees Deny Police Protection for Putnam Square Vigils
Two Bennington men urged village trustees to drop police protection for Friday peace vigils in Putnam Square, claiming the gatherings violate village bylaws Sections 49 and 50. They cited loitering and nuisance language while noting a prior egg-throwing case. trustees warned bylaws may be outdated in light of recent Supreme Court rulings upholding peaceful assembly.
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Bennington
Putnam Square
Richard V. Perrott
James Hall
Perrott
Hall
William H. Fox
Perrott and Hall
Supreme Court
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Saudi Arabia
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U.S
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