Senators face challenge to antipoverty aid plan
In Washington AP backers of a 1.65 billion antipoverty authorization expect a Senate failure on a fund cutting motion. Senator Dominick proposed trimming antipoverty funds by 553 million, arguing local governments are harmed and that OEO fosters conflict with city halls. Authority remains a maximum until final funding is set.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Peter H. Dominick
R Corp
Congress
Dominick
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty
Los Angeles
House
News At A Glance Highlights On War Riots and Global Events
An uneasy calm in Watts with ongoing gunfire hints at more trouble despite authorities claiming an end. President Johnson faces riots causes while U S Marines in Vietnam repel a Viet Cong attack. A jet airliner disappears over Lake Michigan after a New York to ??? flight. International diplomacy and domestic politics frame a busy news day with farm policy and antipoverty funding in focus.
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Watts
Hottor
Los Angeles
White House
Johnson
Robert Maury
Atlantic
Ohio
England
U.S
U.N
National
Lake Michigan
New York
Lone Sailor Manry Completes Atlantic Crossing in Tinkerbelle
Robert Manry, 48, and his 13 14 foot sloop Tinkerbelle reached Falmouth England after 78 days and 3 200 miles from Falmouth Mass The voyage met delays from treacherous currents off the Lizard and delays before entering the harbor Manry planned to delay landing until Wednesday to enjoy a safer approach He was met by his wife Virginia and children Robin and Douglas as crowds cheered along the Cornish coast
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Englan
Robert Maury
Tinkerbelle
Cleveland
Lizard
England
Virginia
Christian
Robin
Douglas
Mass
Manry
Manny
Kurt Carlsen
Flying Enterprise
Jetliner Crashes Near Chicago Killing 30 on Board
A United Air Lines Boeing 727 with 30 aboard vanished over Lake Michigan after departing New York for Chicago. Debris and luggage were found as search vessels scoured the lake in thick thunderstorms near Waukegan. Clarence L Sayen, Seattle aviation leader, was among the passengers.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
New York
James Seymour
Crystal Lake
Ill
Coast Guard
Woodbine
Waukegan
Grand Haven
Mich
Clarence L. (Clancy) Sayen
Seattle
Wash
Air Line Pilots Association
Sayen
ALPA
Vietnam War clash leaves twenty seven Viet Cong dead
In Ba Long Valley a government force killed 27 Viet Cong in a clash about 30 miles from the North Viet Nam border. The operation, described as one of the largest in months, followed B52 strikes and involved captured enemy weapons and six guerrillas taken. Casualties among Vietnamese not reported.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Ba Long Valley
Guam
South
da Nang
Special Branch
Mekong
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Connor Free On Bail Until Sept 7 Trial
Ellsworth AP Myles Connor Jr. 22 of Milton Mass is free on 15000 bail awaiting Superior Court appearance Sept 7 on charges including assault with intent to kill and jail escape. He allegedly fired two shots missing a deputy outside a Sullivan home where antiques were stolen July 21, then escaped July 26 and was recaptured four days later.
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Ellsworth
Myles Connor Jr
Milton
Mass
Superior Court
Connor
Sullivan
Riots in Watts Continue Amid Fire Loot Claims
In Los Angeles Watts riots persist with residents and victims denying they are over. AAP reporters questioned 50 people in the riot area about Gov Brown, police brutality, and leadership, while some demanded Chief Parker be removed as tensions run high and uncertainty remains.
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Avalon Blvd
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
E. L. Hicks
James Robertson
William H. Parker
Riots Tumult Dims in Los Angeles Negro District
Violence in the 46 square mile Los Angeles Negro district eased after six days of rioting. Police reported deserted streets while Gov. Brown kept National Guard troops in place and authorized a commission to study causes and prevention. Medical and civic services resumed as curfews remained and arrests exceeded 3,000.
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Los Angeles
Billy Graham
Dale Steck
Graham
United States
Edmund G. Brown de
Brown
National Guard
William H. Parker
Oil Firm Head Gets Sentence
Anthony Tino DeAngelis was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison on conspiracy and fraud charges tied to Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp. His 71 percent oil export role and the 1963 bankruptcy tie to $190 million in bogus warehouse receipts are noted along with potential reconsideration.
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Newark
N.J
DeAngelis
U.S
Reynier J. Wortendyke Jr
de Angelis
Lewisburg
Wortendyke
Bayonne
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
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