Demonstrators Clash With Police During Johnson Visit
Los Angeles police move to disperse more than 10 000 antiwar protesters outside the Century Plaza hotel where President Johnson attended a fund raising dinner. Police and demonstrators exchange blows as rocks and bricks fly. 50 treated for injuries, four officers hurt. organizers claim provocateurs sparked violence.
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Plan to unify Latin areas advances at Inter-American meeting
Western hemisphere leaders agreed on a long action plan to unify Latin America economically and accelerate development. Key steps include creating an export promotion agency, easing aid spending rules, merging Latin American Free Trade Assn with the Central American Common Market, and expanding the Alliance for Progress amid inflation and tax reform efforts. The plan targets an operational Latin American Common Market by 1985 with executive action starting in September in Rio. A separate Paris note reports Picasso priced at $60,000 sold to fund North Vietnam.
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Paris
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Kosygin Tours Niagara Falls Like a Tourist During Visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin toured Niagara Falls with his delegation and called the sight memorable. He spoke of lasting impressions before flying to New York for the Johnson summit, greeting reporters with a thumbs up and smiles.
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Man Bites Off Part of Traffic Officer's Nose
Chicago police say Wayne Titler a 33 year old railroad brakeman bit off part of Officer Richard Blaa s nose during a stop for missing license plates Titler fought and was charged with aggravated battery and four traffic tickets Blaa was hospitalized for nose reconstruction and the incident was reported by Officer John Nalepa and his partner.
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Richard Blaa
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Henrotin Hospital
Report on Kennedy Assassination Probe Faces Scrutiny
The Associated Press spent seven months examining the Warren Commission Report on President Kennedy's assassination. The AP findings and critics' views are detailed on pages 10A and 11A of today’s Gazette.
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Associated Press
Gazette
Johnson Signs $1.4 Billion Interior Bill at Texas Ranch
President Johnson signed a $1.4 billion interior department appropriation for the new fiscal year. White House officials announced the action as the President remained at his Texas ranch. The measure totals $89 million under his budget request and marks the first completed appropriation of the current Congress session.
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White House
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Crime Commission Urges National Statistics Center
Washington AP The President's crime commission issued its final report warning that reported crime will rise for years. It urges creation of a National Criminal Justice Statistics Center to gather reliable data beyond arrests and crimes, including juvenile delinquency and recidivism. The panel notes rising urban populations, affluence, and deprivation as factors.
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Katzenbach
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
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Justice Department
Grant as General Highlights in History Class
A humorous observation notes teenagers raised amid federal subsidies are surprised to learn Ulysses S. Grant was a general. The remark plays on the incongruity between modern policy debates and historic military leadership.
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Glassboro Hosts Johnson Kosygin Summit Site
In Glassboro New Jersey the Hollybush Summit between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin drew crowds and disrupted lawns but boosted local business. Residents praised the event while hosts Johnson and Robinson joked about the cool air units and a peaceful outcome.
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Glassview
Angelo Tubertino
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Thomas Robinson
Glassboro State College
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Secret Service
Parsons College faces loss of accreditation after NCA ruling
Fairfield AP The North Central Association rejected Parsons College appeal to regain accreditation. The college may sue for injunction to restore status while board considers removing president Dr Millard Roberts amid faculty calls for dismissal. June 30 loss possible unless court blocks action.
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