Mobs Broken Up In Uneasy Chicago Area
Police fought to keep peace in a riot torn Puerto Rican district as 31 arrests were made Tuesday night for rock throwing. The previous nights left eight shot and many injured, with saloons closed voluntarily and 500 policemen patrolling 2,600 residents to restore calm. Arcelis Cruz, 20, appeared in court as bond rose to 5000 and hearings continued.
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Giles Farm Bureau in Pearlsburg Looted of $150
A break in at the Giles Farm Bureau in Pearlsburg Virginia saw one or more suspects cut a large hole in a rear wall, break the safe with hammer and bar, and steal about $150 plus a small number of odds and ends. The time window was 11:30 p.m. Tuesday to 1 a.m. Wednesday. Sheriff W E Harman led the investigation and a suspect was jailed on a felony charge.
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Hue’s Disarray Grows as Ky Extends Rule to 1967
In Saigon Premier Ky moves 500 paratroopers to seize Hue amid Buddhist protests and a regime move extending office to 1967. Buddhist leaders consider boycotts of the Sept 11 Constituent Assembly election as clashes flare and U.S. troops bolster operations in the Hue region.
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Specialized Stimulation New Camp Twist
AAP report notes a rise in specialized camps with offerings like overweight and underweight youth camps, ballet and tennis, science and travel camps. Experts cite increasing child sophistication and a push toward tailored experiences. Camp Afivet on Spanish Wells Island asks $885 for the season.
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Mercer County Educator Dies Fighting Brush Fire
Dr Alfred M Withers 78 a Mercer County retired educator died likely of a heart attack while battling a brush fire on his Athens Princeton Road. Autopsy awaited to assess smoke inhalation. Survivors include wife Ada Ham Withers and siblings. body headed to Seaver Mortuary Princeton awaiting brother’s arrival.
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Virginia Hospitals Eligible In Medicare
Eight Virginia hospitals were added to the Medicare eligible facilities list by the Social Security Administration. The facilities include Lewis Gale and Roanoke Memorial in Roanoke, Burrell in Roanoke, St. Mary's in Richmond, Fauquier in Warrenton, Jeffersonville in Tazewell, and St. Mary's in Norton.
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Oregon coed defies court order on student sources
Annette Buchanan a 20 year old University of Oregon junior faces a June 27 contempt trial after refusing to identify students interviewed for a marijuana use article. Judge Leavy ordered the names. Buchanan cites journalistic ethics. Prosecutors seek up to six months jail and 300 dollar fine. an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court may follow if held in contempt.
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Debates Stir in South Carolina and Illinois Primaries
In South Carolina the Democratic slate favored Ernest Hollings for an unexpired term and Bradley Morrah over John Culbertson raising questions about Negro voting patterns. In Illinois, Rep. Barratt O Hara and Rep. William Dawson faced limited challenges while Charles H. Percy led the Republican Senate field with Paul Douglas unopposed.
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Housing Plan Faces Fresh Senate Hurdles
A House subcommittee backed broad new powers for the attorney general to protect Negroes rights but split over an open housing proposal. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen told Attorney General Katzenbach the ban on racial or religious discrimination in sale or rental housing cannot pass the Senate. The split within the 11 member Judiciary subcommittee signals difficulty in preserving the housing section.
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Mercer County GOP Meeting Seeks Full Attendance Tonight
R 0 Jones, a GOP Speaker candidate and leader in the Republican revival, will speak at the Mercer County Republican Club gathering at 7 20 p m in Green Valley. club president Earl Landers and state chairman Joshn Shot urge full attendance as Republicans gear up for an active campaign.
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Military move from France to NATO forces begins Sept 1
Defense chief McNamara outlined a U S relocation plan sending about 1 5 million warplanes and 573 000 tons of stocks from France to Britain Germany and other NATO areas. Two squadrons of C 130s and 322nd Air Division HQ move by Sept 1 with 2 300 personnel and 3 100 dependents. Further moves will shift six reconnaissance squadrons affecting 5 200 military and 7 600 dependents. Excess equipment may return to the U S or be sold salvageable items. Travel for dependents and civil servants to France is suspended Aug 1.
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Red Men Open Meeting Today in Bluefield West Virginia
The Improved Order of Red Men and its auxiliary the Degree of Pocahontas begin a three day Great Council Meeting at the West Virginian Hotel Bluefield with 200 delegates expected. Co hosts include Calumet Tribe Topeka Council Bluefield Little Turtle Tribe Red Wing Council Newhall.
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Believable Skirt Styles From Paraphernalia Fashion Line
AP Fashion Writer describes Paraphernalia garments from Puritan Fashions featuring short skating costume skirts furry white boots and bold avant garde dresses shown at a New York event. The article notes the line uses provocative silhouettes and theatrical runways to test consumer reactions.
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