Second Negro Shot as Riots Spread to Brooklyn Front
Police fought hundreds of roving youths in Bedford-Stuyvesant as Harlem disturbances widened to a second front. A suspect looter, Harry Britton, 36, was shot by pursuing officers. a second man was wounded in Crown Heights.
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New York
Second Front
UPI
Brooklyn
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Johnson
Harry Britton
Crown Heights
James Barrentine
Barrentine
William McDowell
Kings County Hospital
Official Blames Violence on Communists and Radicals
Acting Mayor Paul Screvane accused Communists and other radical groups of instigating riots in Harlem and parts of Brooklyn. He cited official reports and unnamed sources, saying rallies were led by known Communists and that many Harlem residents did not participate. He noted deaths, injuries, almost 100 store damages, and over 150 arrests.
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New York
UPI
Harlem
Brooklyn
Paul RR. Screvane
Screvane
City Hall
Munity
Green Mountain Park union controversy reviewed inside
An Inside editorial hints at a union dispute at Green Mountain Park. A Norshaft union high school project carries a reported $1 million price tag as discussed by a school study group. The publication notes a year of anniversaries for Lester H. Nichols.
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Green Mountain Park
Norshaft Union High School
Lester H. Nichols
Goldwater Faces GOP Dissent As New York Moderates Break
Washington dispatch reports GOP presidential nominee Barry Goldwater facing internal pushback from New York senators Keating and Javits over his opposition to Johnson's anti poverty bill. Keating hints at an independent Senate campaign if re elected, while Javits stops short of bolting the party.
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White House
Johnson
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Senate
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hubert Humphry
Minnesota
George Reedy
George Smathers
Florida
UPI
Washington
UPS
Barry M. Goldwater
New York State
New York
GOP
Keneneth B. Keating
Keating
Jacob K. Javits
Goldwater
Javits
Iron Horse At Watering Place
A Vermont Railway engine with one car stopped on the main line near Willow Road Lovers Lane. The engineer and a crew member visited the Dairy Queen on North Benedict Road for cold drinks before returning to the idle train and continuing into Bennington Village.
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Vermont Railway
Willow Road
Lovers Lane
Dairy Queen
Bennington Road
Bene Nington Village
Buckley pushes for November primary in Vermont reapportionment
In Brattleboro Vermont plaintiff Buckley urged a November special primary and a December general election to seat the 1965 legislature under a new reapportionment system. Judges questioned if lawmakers elected under the current scheme could constitutionally act in 1965 and delayed ruling on enforcement.
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Brattleboro
UPID
Vermont
T. Garry Buckley
J. Joseph Smith
Robert P. Anderson
Connecticut
Sterry Waterman
St. Johnsbury
House
Senate
Buckley
Waterman
U.S. Supreme Court
Roger MacBride
General Assembly
U.S
MacBride
Hoff
Charles E. Gibson Jr
Laweyers
Bennington County Declared Agricultural Disaster Area
Bennington County is declared an agricultural disaster area after 25 percent of normal June rainfall. ASCS officials will allow soil bank land to be released for hay to drought stricken farmers, at set minimum and maximum prices, with reductions to soil bank payments for releasing lands. The disaster committee will assess rates and oversee relief through October 31.
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Bennington County
John J. DeVito
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Services
ASCS
A. J. Heald
Montpelier
DeVito
Soil Bank
Clyde Bryant
E. W. Madison Sr
William Strohmaier
Department of Agriculture
Police Cruisers Light the Way For Lost Pilot
Manchester Center aviator George Breen, 21, circled Bennington after departing New Jersey, became disoriented in a thunderstorm, and landed safely at Bennington Airport with police cruisers illuminating the runway. He narrowly struck a cruiser, landing at 10 30 p m before Rescue Squad responders arrived as a precaution.
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Manchester Center
Bennington
George Breen
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Shaftsbury Barracks
Benenington
WBTN
Benenington Battle Monument
Breen
Venezuela Drives Strong OAS Push for Cuba Sanctions
Three OAS members led by Colombia Costa Rica and Panama proposed mandatory collective suspensions of Cuban diplomatic trade shipping and communications ties at the OAS meeting. The move aims to isolate Castro's regime under the Rio Treaty with broad support from Latin American and U.S. nations.
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Washington
UPI
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Caribbean
Colombia
Costa Rica
Panama
U.S
United States
Stafford Stays With GOP in Vermont Presidential Vote
Rep. Robert T. Stafford of Vermont predicts a tight race in his state with Goldwater likely winning narrowly. He backs the national ticket on the basis of the current platform.
Vietnam air force extends war as Khanh presses North Viet Nam
Air Commodore Nguyen Cao Ky announced South Vietnamese air crews are parachuting commandos into the north and training for a larger scale special mission outside Viet Nam. U.S. pilots are flying Vietnamese planes in combat as Khanh calls for escalation to North Viet Nam amid the Geneva anniversary ceremonies.
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Bien Hoa
Viet Nam
UPI
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
South
Saigon
Red China
Joseph Moore
Nguen Khanh
North
United States
Moore
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Forever
Mortimer R. Proctor
Proctor
Joseph McNamara
Burlington
Sheldon Dimick
Randolph
Mary Jean Simpson
Craftsbury
The
University of Vermont
L. Douglas Meredith
National Life Insurance Co
Carlos Otis
Townesheld
Robert T. Ganenett
Robert Hobden
Ralph E. Williams
Vermont Labor Council
Walter Cook
Vermont Electric Cooperative
Paul Bohne
Philip Hoff
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Stafford
Footsore
M. Gerard Mercure
Normandia
Lac St. Jean
Quebec
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