Racial Violence Spreads Across Cities In U S
United Press International reports racial violence flared in Minneapolis and other cities as police and National Guard intervened. Molotov cocktails and bricks flew in Minneapolis after a dispute over a wig. four injured. Ohio, New Jersey, Mississippi, and other locales saw curfews, searches, and clashes. Government officials moved to curb rioting and investigate underlying causes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Guard
Cairo
Ill
Plainfield
N.J
Illinois National Guard
Nyack
N.Y
Washington
House
Senate
Trenton
Richard J. Hughes
North Jersey
Jackson
Miss
Charles Evers
State
Mississippi
Port Allen
Vila Logan
West Baton Rouge Improvement Association
Erie
Louis Tullio
Navy Secretary McNaughton among victims in Piedmont crash
FBI teams worked to identify 82 bodies recovered from a wooded valley after a Piedmont Airliner collided with a small plane near Hendersonville North Carolina. Among the dead were Navy Secretary John T. McNaughton 45 his wife and their young son and other family members were identified.
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Hendersonville
N.C
UPI
FBI
Navy
John T. McNaughton
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
National Guard
Washington
North Carolina
Lanseair Inc
Springfield
Piedmont
Atlanta
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Asheville-Hendersonville
McNaughton
Asheville
Sally
Theodore
Thomas R. Bolton
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Bendix Corp
New Jersey
Stokely van Camp, Inc
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Stokely
Ennis Parker
Griffin, Ga
State Rests Case In Lane Murder Trial
In Manchester the defense prepared to argue Ronald Francis Lane, 26, of Bennington is insane to the second degree murder charge in the June 1966 murder of Rose Thibodeau, 42. After 314 hours of testimony the state rested. Lane’s lawyers plan doctor-heavy evidence on mental condition as they seek acquittal.
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Lane
Deer Park
U.S. 7
Bennington
Superior Court
Robert W. Larrow
Larrow
Donald Shea
Gordon Mooney
Mooney
Joseph M. O’neill
Rutland
Rose Thibodeau
Soviet Union Warns Israel on Continued Aggression
The Soviet Union warned Israel of continued aggression threatening full scale war in the Middle East. An official statement blamed the United States Britain West Germany and other imperialist nations for aiding Israel and said Israel and its backers miscalculate Arab resolve to uphold peace. The text accuses Israel of Nazi-type atrocities and appears to press for withdrawal from Arab land.
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Soviet Union
Israel
Middle East
United States
Britain
West Germany
Hoff Blames Gibboney For Education Dept Troubles
MONTPELIER Gov Philip Hoff faulted Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney as out of touch with local educators and poorly administered the department. Hoff said the resignation last Friday was not well handled, and promised a stronger administrator. He noted he takes responsibility but has not received complaints about the forced departure. The governor contrasted the past contact with local schools and indicated a need for better administrative capability.
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Hoff
Gibboney
Paratroopers Free Starving Prisoners From Viet Cong Jail
UPI report says about 200 American paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Lightning into a Viet Cong jungle prison near Duc Pho 325 miles north of Saigon. They liberated 22 emaciated inmates as guards fled, while U S raids hit North Vietnamese targets and MIG fighters engaged American jets with no losses.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Army
101St Airborne Division
Dennis Anderson
Crookston, Minn
Duc Pho
Williamstown production praised by critic on page 6
Critic cheers latest Williamstown production as readers on page 6 learn of reviews. Lake Paran announces Swim and stay fit program on page 6. Manchester flower show on page 7 highlights many entries and winners.
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Lake Paran
Cheers
Williamstown
Manchester
Vermont Youth Threatens To Jump From N Y Bridge
A Salisbury Vermont teen, Carol Cameron, 19, was rescued from the George Washington Bridge after two hours on the railing and sent to Bellevue Hospital for psychiatric examination. Police and Port Authority units responded. he claimed despondency over a love affair and provided few details about his state.
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New York
Salisbury
Bellevue Hospital
George Washington Bridge
Carol Cameron
Port Authority
Fort Lee
N.J
Vermont
Media Neyes
Cameron
Brooklyn
Engineer-Scientist Lauritz Larsen Named Vermont Highway Commissioner
Air Force Lt Col Lauritz S Larsen of Dayton Ohio has been appointed Vermont highway commissioner by Governor Hoff after a highway board meeting. He will retire next month after 28 years in the Air Force and currently leads the ramjet engine division at Wright Patterson. Larsen edged John Gray and David Pinkham for the post and plans to start in September. He praises Vermont highways as well maintained and uncluttered with junk cars and aims to keep that standard while improving it. Born in Norway, he served as senior air advisor in Vietnam in 1963 and holds a PhD in engineering science from the University of New Mexico and a master’s in mechanical engineering from Darmstadt Germany. He has six children and learned of the job from a New York Times ad.
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Larsen
Norway
Vietnam
Joint General Staff of
University of Darmestadt
Germany
University of New Mexico
Highway Board
New York Times
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Russia
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal
George J. Tomeh
United Nations Today
Thant
Jordan
U.N
South Vietnam
U.S. High Command
N.Y. Bridge
Jacksonville
Fla
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