Watts Reignites Violence After Watts Riot Echoes
Police reported a new burst of unrest in Watts with a white vendor Edward Neeley allegedly beaten and shot at by a group of Negroes as he fled. Riots followed a 150-strong juvenile gathering near a park where demonstrators protested Leonard Deadwyler’s death. The Deadwyler inquest postponed amid crowded hearings as officers struggled to restore order and curb rock throwing.
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Neeley
Watts
Leonard
Deadwyler
Civic Center
Los Angeles
103Rd Street
Romney Hints At A Tithe Of Time For Nation
Lincoln AP Romney of Michigan urged a Republican dinner crowd that citizens would respond to a tithe of time for public service. He backed Defense Secretary McNamara’s two year service idea and called for private programs’ recognition and possible tax deductions for four hours weekly volunteer work. He contrasted Johnson era ideals with a GOP view of a great people building a great nation.
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Phata Romney
George Romney
Michigan
Lincoln
Neb
McNamara
G.O.P
Romney
Richard Nixon
U.S
Defense
Johnson
Integrated Home Project Planned by Negro Church
In Chicago the Antioch Missionary Baptist church announces a $5.5 million, 348 apartment racially integrated development on 21 acres on the far South Side for moderate income families. The Rev Wilbur Daniel says financing will include National Housing Act loans and the church purchased the site, with preliminary costs totaling about $125.00. Daley hails the plan as bold and imaginative.
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Chicago
Wilbur Daniel
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
Daley
Daniel
U S Drops Coralville Lake Admission Fees
Coralville lake recreation areas will be free this year as the Army Corps announces the removal of admission fees. Rock Island district engineer Col. Howard Coffman Jr said refunds are available for those who already bought permits. About 130 permits had been sold at the Cedar Rapids AAA office before the shutdown.
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AAA
Coralville Lake
Army Corps of
John Story
Engineers
Coralville
Tur
Iowa River
Cedar Rapikey Creek
West Overlook
List River Park
Sandy Beach
Coffman
Howard B. Coffman, Jr
Rock Island
Clock Tower
Rocky Island
United States
Heart Implant Recipient Dies in Houston
Walter Mc Cans, 61, the second patient at Methodist Hospital to receive a partial artificial heart, died Friday three days after surgery due to persistent chest bleeding. The device was removed after 27 hours as doctors said heart healing allowed normal function without support. Earlier patient Marcel DeRudder died April 26, about five days after his implant.
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Houston
Walter McCans
Methodist Hospital
McCans
Marcel DeRudder
Convict Former GOP Official In NY Bribery Case
L Judson Morhouse former Republican state chairman was found guilty on two counts for helping arrange a $25 000 bribe to Martin Epstein then chairman of the State Liquor Authority to aid the Playboy club liquor permit. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a $9 000 fine. Morhouse, 52, from Ticonderoga, helped launch Gov Rockefeller's political career and resigned in 1962 amid a liquor authority scandal.
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NEW York
L. Judson Morhouse
Playboy Club
Supreme Court
Martin Epstein
State Liquor Authority
Morhouse
Upstate Ticonderoga
Gov
Rockefeller
Surveyor Scores in Final Test
A test version of the Surveyor lunar lander made a smooth 900 foot descent in a successful final test before the May 30 flight. The craft was dropped from a balloon over Holloman air base, its three liquid fuel engines and radar systems guiding a descent to about 3.5 miles per hour.
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N. M
Surveyor
Holloman Air Base
McGinn
William Diller Hollen
Philadelphia
M.p.h
King
University of Penn
Thesylvania Veterinary Hospital
Nest
Weid
Staub
Raymond
Terry
Derson
Peggy Ann
Theltrooper
Oea
Moon
Peggy says kidnapper treated her well during ordeal
Peggy Ann Brodnick 17, held for a week by a kidnapper in Shady Gap Pennsylvania, told reporters Friday that she was treated as well as he could have treated her, remarking on her captivity as the case drew national attention.
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Shady Gap
UPI
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Peggy Ann
Fulton County Medical Center
McConnellsburg
William Hollenbaugh
Hollenbaugh
J. T. Lorentz
Lorentz
Buddhists Press Marines in Da Nang Riots and Attacks
In Saigon a Friday night protest by Buddhists turned violent as a crowd of about 1,000 attacked police and flung Molotovs while urging U S intervention against government troops in Da Nang. Monks urged Lt Gen. Walt to withdraw 2,500 Marines, threatening action if ignored. Casualties varied by account with Buddhists claiming up to 1,000 dead or wounded, and rebels suffering dozens killed or wounded in Da Nang clashes.
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U. S
da Nang
Buddhist Institute
Ky’s
Lewis Walt
Vietnam
Walt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Seoul
Washington
Lodge
Park
Dog Dies Saving FBI Agent After Kidnapper Shootout
An Arkansas dog trainer says his German Shepherd died while grappling with the killer to protect FBI Agent Terry Ray Anderson, who was shot near Shade Gap. Anderson’s funeral is planned in Washington, Arkansas, as details of the confrontation emerge.
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Weid
Anderson
Terry Anderson
Terry
Philadelphia
Arkansas
FBI
Terry Ray Anderson
Shade Gap
Thomas McGinn
el Dorado
Ark
Washington
Nowa
Living Costs Rise Again
Washington reports a 0.4 percent rise in living costs for the latest month, completing the largest January to April price increase in 15 years. The main gain occurred in consumer services while food prices essentially leveled off.
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Washington
Labor Department
Doctor’s Saddle Horse Named Consultation Joke
A Midwest doctor names his saddle horse Consultation and his nurse can now truthfully tell patients I’m sorry, but the doctor is out on Consultation. Copyright note appears at the end.
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Midwest
Band Festival Kickoff in Cedar Rapids Parade Honors Twentieth Anniversary
Queen winners lead Saturday parade at 1 30 p m marking the 20th anniversary of the Eastern Iowa Band Festival in Cedar Rapids Festivities end with a 7 15 p m birthday party at Kingston Stadium Parade Marshal Milt Nelson leads 42 marching units along Sixth Street to Second Avenue and back Judges include R Cedric Anderson Arnold Benedict and Roland Raim The grand marshal is Sen Jack Miller Iowa Dairy Princess Carol Flage will ride in the parade and attend the beef barbecue in Greene Square A free barbecue for bandsmen runs 3 30 to 5 36 p m and public servings 5 to 6 30 p m Continued on Page 14 Col 3
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Russia
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Jaycees
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Taft
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Iowa
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Waukon
Cedar Rapids
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St. Luke's School of Nursing
Chicago
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