Whites Drive Out Demonstrators For Civil Rights
Thousands of whites surged through Chicago’s Southwest Side in a second march led by Rev. James Bevel protesting alleged housing discrimination. Police reported at least 3 000 whites involved as bottles rocks and firecrackers were hurled at demonstrators who faced arson of about 30 cars. Violent outbreaks occurred in Omaha Los Angeles and New York City with dozens arrested and many injured. King urged a nonviolent vigil and noted real estate firm practices allegedly blocking Black housing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Omaha
Los Angeles
New York City
James Bevel
Leff. King
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
King
South
Jom Christian Leadership Conference
Raleigh, N.C
Near North Side
Saturn
Is Russia Softening?
Washington Democratic leader Mike Mansfield voiced a hopeful note that Soviet leaders may be moving toward supporting negotiations to end the Vietnam War. He praised British Prime Minister Harold Wilson for explaining the American position in Moscow to win Russian backing for Hanoi to enter talks.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Erie Girl Reports Lighting UFO and Monster
A Jamestown girl, Betty Jean Kiem, 16, described a metallic silvery craft landing about 300 yards from her car on Presque Isle Peninsula last night. She and boyfriend Douglas Tibbetts watched a beam of light illuminate the woods as police investigated the sighting.
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Erie
Presque Isle
Jamestown
N. Y
Peninsula
Betty Jean Kiem
Dasconio
Douglas J.tibbets
Greenhurst
Corry Officials Deny Extra Pay for Title I Setup
Corry public schools will not pay $1,000 to curriculum director J Donald Watson or supervisor Ann Baressi for launching the Title I project. Supt. Ray Elsen said both will receive public recognition for their efforts while noting no additional compensation. the delay in start was tied to administrative changes following Supt. Thomas Shupe's departure.
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Corry
Ray Elsen
J. Donald Watson
Ann Baressi
Joint Committee
Watson
Miss Baressi
Elsen
Baressi
Supt
Thomas Shupe
Pupils Draw Library Books For First Time
First through third grade pupils in Corry attend a library orientation as part of the summer school remedial reading program. Ninety five percent visited the library for the first time and each left with a book after guided tours by librarian Mrs James Thompson and supervision by Miss Ann Baressi.
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Corry Public Library
Ann Baressi
Jointure
Miss Baressi
James Thompson
Army seeks fix for backlog in National Guard and Reserve training
The Army reports over 130000 Guard and Reserve recruits await basic and specialty training. Backlog rose near 100000 in a year as training centers stay crowded with regular recruits. Recruits receive limited home armory and summer field training while waiting for active duty.
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Washington
Army
Guard
Insult Over Injury Travelers Hopes Burst Planes Grounded
The union machinists rejected a settlement after groundings stretched beyond three weeks. Travel disruptions hit airlines and resort markets as cancellations and delays mounted, dashing plans for many travelers and furloughed workers.
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New York
Johnson
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
U S Bombers Hit Viet Cong Base Near Saigon
High flying B52 bombers struck a Viet Cong base camp 25 miles northwest of Saigon. Ground troops found 90 000 rounds of ammunition mines booby traps and submachine guns after landing two helicopters were damaged but repaired. Air losses included a Starfighter shot down north of Hanoi and two planes lost in raids as the air war widened across North and South Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.s.25th Division
U.S
AUS. Air Force
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Pleiku Oe
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Air Skyraider
Ameri
Corry Payroll Tops 13.7 Million as City Industry Leads 1965
The 1965 Corry payroll reached 13 758 000 with 2 924 industrial workers earning a total. The James town Corporation led local industry at 654 workers followed by the Raymond Division of Associated Spring with 578. The report lists 20 industries employing 1 580 males and 142 females in production and 383 males and 219 females in other roles. It shows 43 160 000 in goods produced and 1 559 000 in capital expenditures, plus 698 000 in miscellaneous receipts.
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Corry
State Department of Internal Affairs
Internal Affairs
Harrisburg
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
Berkeley Youth Dies After Jump From Window
A 20 year old Berkeley resident died after jumping three stories from a neighbor’s party while reportedly under LSD influence. Police identified him as Vernon P. Cox and said he took his first and last LSD dose at the gathering.
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Berkeley
Calif
Vernon P. Cox
Cox
Airlines Mechanics Seek Immediate Wage Concessions to End Strike
President of the Machinists Union told Congress the only path to a settlement is immediate wage and fringe gains for striking airline mechanics. P L Roy Siemiller testified as Congress pressed to end the two day walkout against five major airlines amid Senate and House hearings on possible forced return to work.
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Washington
Machinists Union
Congress
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
House Labor Committee
Siemiller
William J. Curtin
House Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Rank and
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Curtin
Raymond Union Votes on New Pact at South Center Plant
Raymond Mig. Div. workers vote on a new contract after weeks of bargaining at the South Center street plant. The UAW represents Raymond employees, with Corry Jamestown signing a two year pact and Ajax and Aero still negotiating.
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Raymond Mig. Div
South Center Street
Raymond
United Auto Workers
Corry Jamestown
Ajax
Aero
Fire damages Columbus Township house about $50
Roger Locey moved out of a Picidilli Hill home owned by John Locey as his sister Mecareseeee Boing planned to move in. A fire reported at 9:25 a m vede the Columbus fire department with three trucks and 19 men find the blaze in a rear room contained by neighbors and two hoses. Fire damage estimated at about $50 with children saying they played with matches.
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Roger Locey
John Locey
Picidilli Hill
Columbus Township
Ieee Boing
Columbus
Columbus Fre
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