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Civil rights tensions flare across several cities with violence
Reports describe a fire bomb at a beer and wine store, mobs and gunfire in East Flatbush, and police guarding a Negro home. SCLC urged President Johnson to veto open housing provisions, while a Maryland court mulls desegregation orders and bans on rallies amid rising racial tensions.
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Two Women and Man Convicted in West Philadelphia Rape
A jury convicted three Philadelphia residents, two women aged 18 and 19 and a 22 year old man, of rape robbery and conspiracy in the March assault on a 19 year old girl. Cheryl Jean Christmas was convicted only of conspiracy and given probation.
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FDR Son Says He Didn't Know About Romance Tale
James Roosevelt disputes Jonathan Daniels claim of a long romance between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lucy Mercer. He recalls being a small boy in 1918 and unaware of any affair while noting Mercer remained an old family friend. Daniels’ book, The Time Between the Wars, due August 19, recounts the alleged liaison and its impact on Eleanor Roosevelt.
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U.S. Losses Mount in Vietnam Air and Sea Actions
The report notes 332 North Viet Nam air losses after a Thursday Crusader shoot down. It states 202 U.S. helicopters lost in combat in the south and three in the north, excluding ground losses. The Coast Guard cutter Point Welcome was strafed and rocketed by U S planes, killing Lt. David Brostrom and another crewman and injuring five others.
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Bill to force 35000 mechanics back to ground work on five airlines
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill by 17 to 13 to order 35000 striking ground crew to resume work on five grounded airlines. The measure allows an initial 50 days, with possible 150 additional days by presidential order, and defeated amendments seeking initial presidential initiative. Negotiations under Labor Department auspices were reported, with no confirmed meeting.
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When Big Word In TV Debates
Harrisburg AP reports a set of three hour long debates between gubernatorial candidates Milton Shapp and Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer is agreed in principle. Democrats push for October 14 while Republicans favor October 7 for the final panel debate.
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House committee readies measure on pilots strike
W Ramsy said no meeting with airline negotiators planned. The committee may approve a Senate like order to force striking mechanics back to work for up to 180 days. Staggers expects action today while Dingell objects. Proposals by Williams and Dingell would push Johnson to declare a national emergency before the resolution could take effect. White House stance remains undecided.
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