Howling Whites Attack Marchers in Chicago Suburbs
Hundreds of marchers led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. faced rock throwing whites as police cleared a path in rain and lightning. Courts weigh limits on marches while violence erupts in South Deering, Chicago Heights, and Evergreen Park with hostile crowds and anti King signs observed.
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Chicago
API
Martin Luther King
King
Evergreen Park
King’s Way
the Zoo
Cody
Commie Coons
John P. Cody
Pioneer 7 Satellite Reports Good Data in Space
America's Pioneer 7 satellite, weighing 140 pounds, orbits the sun at about 94.43 million miles from the sun and 474,169 miles from Earth. Ames researchers confirm all six experiments are functioning, with instruments to study solar winds magnetic fields and space hazards for future spacemen.
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Mountain View
Calif
UPS
America
Ames Research Center
Cape Kennedy
Pioneer 7
Bennington Civ il Board Faces 80 Appeals Over 1966 Assessments
The Bennington Board of Civil Authority expected about 80 notices of appeal from aggrieved property owners challenging 1966 assessments carried out by the town’s sisters. The board scheduled hearings Tuesday through Thursday evenings, forming committees to inspect properties and report findings to the full board for final decisions. Members include Selectmen Joseph Higgins, Louis Sausville, Richard Van Santvoord, Town Clerk Mary Hodeck, Carmel Babcock, Raymond Betit, and others.
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Bennington Board of Civil Authority
BCA
Joseph Higgins
Fillmore Street
Louis F. Sausville
Dewey St
Richeard van Santvoord
Monument Road
Mary Hodeck
Carmel Babcock
Union St
Raymond P. Betit
Imperial Ave
Joseph
Terror strikes in Mekong outpost amid Saigon grenade attack
Viet Cong terrorists killed a woman and six children at a Mekong Delta regional forces post while a grenade injured five Americans in Saigon. The wave followed a weekend of 22 attacks, part of a campaign to disrupt the upcoming national election, as U.S. air forces bombed targets in North Vietnam and disrupted SAM sites near Hanoi.
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Saigon
APS
Mekong Delta
U.S
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Popular Forces
Johnson promotes conservation during Vermont swing
President Johnson led a two hour Vermont stop during a four state tour. In Burlington he praised Rural Water Bill author Sen. Aiken and Gov Hoff while noting $600000 in state park funds and a tri town water project serving about 600 families. Antiwar demonstrators gathered near Battery Park as Johnson urged bipartisan support for water and land restoration.
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Burlington
UPI
Johnson
New England
Vermont
Tri-Town
Addison
Shoreham
Bridport
John A. Volpe
Massachu
Battery Park
Aiken
Gov
Hoff
George Aiken
America
Congress
Viet Nam
Committee
Viet
Soviets Step Up Military Aid Seen in Hot Spots
Washington reports say Moscow is increasing military aid to the Middle East and Africa, supplying more modern arms and training 19,000 officers and 3,500 advisers. The push follows prior commitments totaling billions, with shipments to Algeria Egypt Syria Iraq Mali Somalia Guinea and India. Iran has shown interest as relations with the United States soften.
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Washington
UPI
Middle East
Johnson Administration
Moscow
Algeria
Iraq
Russia
Egypt
Syria
Soviet Union
Mali
Somalia
Guinea
India
U.S
Kashmir
Kremlin
Pakistan
Iran
United States
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Inside Columnists Look Back at War and Local Service
On the Inside columnist Alan Sophrin comments on the war on poverty with reflections. Gerald Raftery shares memories of Rudy. A picture story on how local service clubs aid the Little League appears on page 8.
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Alan Sophrin
Gerald Raftery
Rudy Page 4
Rockets Set For Launching Rockets Set For Launching
CAPE KENNEDY AP S reports two major launches planned this week. The Air Force Titan 3C will deploy eight relay satellites in near equatorial orbits, while Saturn 1 will propel a 44,700 pound Apollo capsule on a 93 minute Pacific Ocean recovery test lift. It clears the way for a crewed flight with Grissom White and Chaffee, possibly Nov 17.
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Cape Kennedy
Aps
America
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Orbiter Begins Photographic Scan for Moon Landing Sites
In Pasadena, U.S. space scientists command the 850-pound Lunar Orbiter to start snapping pictures of potential Apollo landing sites. The orbiter dips to 36 miles, with first photos from Mare Fecunditatis planned at 3:15 am PDT. Second pass targets Mare Tranquillitatis as engineers adapt for a broader view while high resolution imagery remains critical to mapping nine candidate landing sites.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPS
U.S
Mare Fecunditatis
Moon
Orbiter
Mare Tranquillitatis
Orbiter Project
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Clifford H. Nelson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nelson
Four Globe Union Workers Back at Work After Protest
Four Bennington Globe Union Inc workers returned to their posts after a protest over inadequate protective gloves for acids used in automotive batteries. Union leader James Spofford said new gloves were arriving and a glove washing/drying rig was provided, but the dispute prompted talks on a plant health and safety clause and workers’ rights against discipline for refusing unsafe work. A stalled first contract talks with management continued, with another Mediation session set for Sept. 8.
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Bennington
Globe Union Inc
Donald Lever
Leo Betit
Howard Waine
Bob Parks
James Spofford
United Auto Workers
Spofford
John J. Oreilly
Concord
N.H
O’reilly
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National States Rights Party
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Lester Pearson
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Chanook
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Marines
LBJ
Nam
David de Turk
Green Mountains
Manchester
Margaret Chase Smith
Red China
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Pleiku
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