Dodd Accuser Battles Censure Vote in Senate
Accuser blocks strategy as ethics panel pushes censure against Senator Dodd over double billing and travel expenses. The vote splits on whether to address the alleged crimes first, while Dodd maintains innocence and questions the committee’s findings amid interjections from Senate leaders.
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Weather forecast fragment across states and unsettled details
Fragmentary weather notes mention sunny to partly cloudy conditions with chances of showers and storms across West Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Kentucky. Temperatures are described as warm with highs in the mid to upper teens or low twenties in various locales. The text also references a racial scene comment and a stray mention of a double killing.
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Police Move to Halt Riots Across Ohio and Michigan
The story reports officials in Ohio and Michigan deploying forces as rioting erupts in Dayton and Lansing. In Dayton 15 tires burned and five buildings destroyed by arson. 15 fires blamed on arsonists with gasoline bombs. A police lieutenant says officers will act swiftly under a Miller Act directive granting crowd-dispersal power and potential martial law. In Lansing about 30 officers spent hours restoring order in a largely Black neighborhood. around 20 arrests, many juveniles, with charges from disturbing the peace to other city offenses. Concurrently, the Madison State Democrat notes a 1 p.m. curfew law while Young Democratic Club members rally to address the Boone County situation and conduct a membership drive.
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Indian Crowd Attacks Red Chinese at Embassy Compound
In Washington a clash erupts as about 30 students throw stones and flower pots at the Chinese embassy chancery while eight officials flee the building. Police quell the chaos after the flag is saved. windows and a display of Mao Zedong writings are damaged amid Red Guard demonstrations.
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New Commander To Be Installed Amid Embassy Clashes
Chinese officials initially tried to deflect stones and pots before reaching the flagpole area where clashes occurred. Police, numbering about two hundred with rifles and bayonets, guarded the embassy as officials were knocked to the ground and beaten during the confrontation.
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U S Navy Reserve changing command amid civil unrest
The ceremony marks the change of command at the U S Naval Reserve unit in South Charleston while rioting surrounds Negro neighborhoods. Police report a white officer shot a youth during incidents near the coast guard patrol, with officials seeking calm as diplomats depart Peking Canton and other scenes of disruption unfold.
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Engineers Plan State Convention Boone Democrats n Clarksburg
CLARKSBURG The 147 Convention of the West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers has been scheduled here for Sent 4-10 AT CLEVELAND. Members of Dr Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference met with ministers to push a campaign for more and better jobs for Negroes in the baking industry. H Rap Brown demanded freeing 310 arrested in Cincinnati riot case. A Tampa group set up headquarters. meeting at Jackson Hotel with Elston L. 30pm in Boone County. The program includes refreshments and a string band.
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Tax hike possible as administration weighs 6 per cent rise
Washington officials signaled a possible tax increase this year potentially exceeding six percent as part of administration plans. Commerce Secretary Shaw said no decision yet on the exact rise, while urging restraint from metal producers on wages and prices amid inflation concerns and a looming budget gap.
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Judge Rules Ship Officers Back to Work
A federal judge upheld an arbitrator’s back-to-work order for ship officers in a long strike tied to pay disputes affecting U S ships used by mining and merchant fleets. The ruling stops short of an injunction, making a swift return to duties unlikely while unions weigh next moves.
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Sports Jacket Stolen From Peerless Cleaners
A brown sports jacket was the sole item taken from Peerless Cleaners on Bigley Street early Friday. Police report a thief also rifled a front row area and drawers, using a crowbar to enter.
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Attack Injures Man. Police Probe Home Assault
A 65-year-old man, Qwens Harper of 16354 Chandlers Dr., was treated at Charleston Memorial Hospital for hand and facial lacerations after an attack in his home. The assailant, described as a man, fled, while a separate incident notes a 16-year-old was wounded at a police range and admitted for care.
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Viet Cong Threats Rise After Executions Spark U S Reply
In Vietnam's highlands and delta region US and South Vietnamese forces reported continued combat. Commanders said Viet Cong casualties were heavy in several clashes near Saigon and in Phu Yen Province. The Viet Cong threaten reprisals against captured or executed Americans, prompting a State Department statement reaffirming POW rights under Geneva conventions.
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