King Tactics Stir Racial Tensions in Chicago
Chicago police chief C W Wilson criticizes Dr Martin Luther King Jr and SCLC for stirring hatred and hindering Negro progress during demonstrations for open housing. King aides counter that tensions surfaced, not created, while Andrew Young blasts the police leadership over treatment of residents.
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Missionaries Roque Visit Corry Journal and Churches
The Rev Jess Roque and wife missionaries from the Philippines visited Corry area last week. They spoke at Spring Creek Congregational Church and at First Methodist Church in mid week services. They plan to return to the Philippines in late September to reunite with their children after four years apart.
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Critique of Chicago Police Conduct by Social Scientist
A social scientist questions police methods in Chicago, noting failures in human understanding. He argues for reducing profanity and using courtesy titles during arrests to transform officers into dedicated public servants rather than bullies.
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Goldman Parents Await Word in Kidnapping Case
In Miami Florida Daniel Goldman’s parents express daily hope for a call that will locate their kidnapped son. Mrs. Aaron Goldman says the family still waits and the FBI continues to work quietly, offering no updates on leads or progress.
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North Korea shifts toward independence amid ideological rift
The piece notes Pyongyang's weakening ties to Beijing and a move toward nationalist independence within the Communist world. It cites Rodong Shinmoon on policy autonomy and the limited role of outside support, and recalls Chinese volunteers in the Korean War as context for Beijing's influence. In a separate report, Daniel, 18, was abducted from a suburban home on March 28, entering a luxurious house through an unlocked patio door, binding the parents.
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North Korea shifts to neutral stance amid Soviet Chinese split
Rodong Shinmoon says anti imperialist front against the United States is key as North Korea avoids taking sides in Moscow Beijing quarrel. The piece notes tensions over aid to Vietnamese communists and calls for unity on anti imperialist action. Ellis W. Ryan, 62, former Cleveland Indians president, dies in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Rockefeller Warns of July 1 Merger Delay Impact
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller sent a telegram to President Johnson warning that delaying the Penn Central merger beyond October 1 could threaten New York and the Northeast. He said the New Haven might fail without quick Penn Central action, and noted Justice Department hearings on the merger. He argued inclusion of the New Haven in Penn Central is essential for its long term future and commuter service continuity.
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Beatles deny slipping popularity at press conference
Beatle quartet faced questions on Christianity and popularity. McCartney says they do not feel slipping and their music is better. Harrison adds they would simply be richer if popularity declined. They note they have never met Frank Sinatra and he seems all right.
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Court audit of Shapp nearly done in Harrisburg
Attorneys expect completion today of the court audit of Milton Shapp’s personal 1.4 million primary campaign expense account. The session featured testimony from poll workers, volunteers, and fund recipients as part of a broader audit of Shapp and related committees.
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Motorcycle gang attack nets multiple arrests in Leetsdale
A 14 to 15 year old girl told police she was repeatedly hurt by her boyfriend and his Chain Gang members along the Ohio River. Eleven men and a teen were arrested on charges of assault and battery with four counts of sodomy, arraigned and jailed on 1000 bond. The girl, treated at Sewickley Valley Hospital, had previously ridden with the group as state police pursued them in Beaver County. In a separate item, H Lawrence Groves, 78, a 30 year diplomat, dies in Coudersport after a career in Central Europe South America China and Montreal.
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