Three Die In Rioting In Miami
In Liberty City and the Central Negro district rioting left three Black residents dead and many wounded as looting and shelling prompted a National Guard crackdown. A 6 PM curfew was ordered in Liberty City and later extended in central areas as troops patrolled with searchlights.
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Miami
Sheriff’s Office
Liberty City
E. Wilson Purdy
73Rd Street
Northwest 36Th Street Airport
22Nd Avenue
National Guard
James Tombly
E.rest Cleveland
Miami Beach
Tito Visits Prague as Czech Leaders Back Tito Support
Yugoslav President Tito arrives in Prague for a three day visit amid cheers and flags to thank Czechoslovakia for backing his stance against Moscow aligned regimes. Prague praises Tito for readiness to aid Dubcek as Soviet pressure looms during the Bratislava talks.
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Prague
Tito
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Bratislava
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Antonin Novotny
Zemedelske Noviny
July Invasion Plan Considered by East German Soviet Leaders
East Berlin reports that the Soviet Union and East Germany debated a mid July invasion of Czechoslovakia. A 650000 strong East German reserve was mobilized and the frontier to Czechoslovakia nearly sealed. A separate source claimed Soviet moderates blocked the plan at the last moment.
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East Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Thel
One Killed and Dozen Hurt in Hamilton Train Collision
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train with about 100 people derailed after hitting a car at an unmarked crossing on the Butler Warren county line. One person died, about 20 were injured, and several cars toppled as wreckage stretched over a half mile near Middletown. The car’s driver Albert Wills died. Ronald Harris of Toledo was among the injured.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Butler
Warren County
Middletown
Cincinnati
Detroit
Albert Wills
Wills
Ronald Harris
Toledo
LBJ and Humphrey Hold Ranch Luncheon Talks
Vice President Humphrey arrives at the LBJ ranch for a luncheon conference with President Johnson. The White House offers no details, indicating talks likely covered foreign policy and other matters.
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Austin, Texas
UPI
Humphrey
Lbj Ranch
Johnson
White House
Ambushed Yanks Fire Inflames Mekong Delta Village
U S forces fighting to pull back from two ambushes near Cai Rang on the Can Tho river sprayed the village with automatic fire. Sixteen South Vietnamese civilians died and 120 were wounded along with 16 soldiers and 8 Americans hurt. The incident followed heavy clashes up north near Gio Linh and ongoing operations in the A Shau valley with fighter bombers and numerous air missions.
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Saigon
U.S
Can Tho
Cai Rang
A Shau Valley
Eisenhower Improving but Still in Critical Period
Army doctors reported President Eisenhower is feeling stronger and in excellent spirits after his heart attack. They said he remains in the critical period, typically lasting the first week after such an event.
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Washington
Eisenhower
All on Board British Plane Die in Crash
A four engine British Eagle Mitemminal airliner crashed near Pfaffenhofen 24 miles north of Munich in misty weather. Police reported 57 aboard vs airline 44 passengers and four crew. The craft, en route from London to Innsbruck, burned after impact near the Munich Berlin autobahn, with debris blocking all four lanes and a motorist seriously injured.
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Munich
Germany
Pfaffenhofen
Munich-Berlin
London
Innsbruck
Austria
Muchih-Riem
Envoy Says Johnson To Visit Argentina
Carter Burgess the new U S ambassador arrived in Buenos Aires and said President Johnson would visit Argentina soon.
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Johnson
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Carter Burgess
U. S
Grenade Blasts Saigon Cafe Wounding Nineteen
A grenade exploded at a Saigon sidewalk cafe during breakfast hour injuring nineteen people, including eight police officers. The attack disrupted morning routines and raised security concerns in the city.
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Saigon
Nixon backs unity as he declines overseas trip before election
Nixon pledges to keep Paris peace talks on track and not undercut Johnson or allies. He will briefed by Cyrus Vance at the LBJ ranch in Texas and will skip a Soviet trip before the election due to urgent U.S. needs. Agnew stands with him as Romney's revolt underscores party unity.
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Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
Johnson
America
Lbj Ranch
Texas
Cyrus Vance
U.S
Paris
Nixon
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Romney
United States
North Korea
Chuckle over fortune spent on woman earns right to call her Precious
A humorous quip notes that after a man spends a fortune on a woman he earns the right to call her Precious, reflecting a lighthearted social joke about romance and expense.
Nixon Picked Agnew as Man He Hoped Would Hurt Ticket Least
The article explains Nixon chose Spiro Agnew of Maryland not to maximize advantage but to avoid harming the ticket. It covers late night discussions, Southern support, and liberal vs conservative tensions within the campaign.
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Nixon
Agnew
Ticket
Miami Beach
Fila
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Nelson Rockefeller
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
California
Ronald Reagan
South
Hatfield
Lindsay
Percy
Murfin
John Volpe
Massachusetts
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