Guardsmen Threaten to Shoot If Fired Upon in Cicero March
The Illinois National Guard commander says guardsmen will shoot to kill if fired upon during Sunday's 3000-person open housing march in Cicero. Dr Martin Luther King Jr and civil rights leaders plan talks with city and clerical figures to ease housing discrimination tensions before the event. A civil rights march Thursday drew little attention and previous nights saw white hecklers outside real estate offices in Cragin with brief prayer vigils. another march is set for Gage Park.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Cicero
Martin Luther King Jr
Cragin
Gage Park
Southwest Side
Spurned Man Kills Five in New Haven Housing Project
Five people were killed and two wounded when Willie J. Davis 26 shot through a six room apartment in a city housing project in New Haven Connecticut. A loaded carbine and pistol were found in his car after police traced him on the New Jersey Turnpike.
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New Haven
Arthur Davis
Willie J. Davis
Artie
Davis
Turnpike
New Brunswick
N. J
Mary Menchacha
McClease
Pa Jobless Rate Declines to July Low
Gov. Scranton reports Pennsylvania unemployment at 3.7 percent for July the lowest on record for the month. Unemployment totaled 181,000, down 86,000 from June and matching June's figure, with a total jobless count of 4,689,700 for the month an increase of 143,000 from a year earlier.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Pennsylvania
United Fund Sets 1966 Goal Record at 83500
The 1966 United Fund campaign goal was announced at Hotel-Court y as 83500, the highest in city history and 8500 above last year. Campaign runs October 31 to 29 unless reached early, led by American City Bureau Beaver Associates with Dale Carlson assisting. Page Seven continuation noted.
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United Fund
Hotel-Cor- Ty
Richard Fuller
Campaign Officials Plan October Drive at noon session
United Fund Campaign officials opened planning for the October drive at a noon session in the Hotel Corry. In the circle left to right are Philip Zelmeck chair of government division Samuel Antrim chair of professional division Merle Dodd chair of area division and Jack Osman chair of public relations with campaign chairman at center. Journal photo by Johnston.
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United Fund
L. Richard Fuller
Philip Zelmeck
Samuel Antrim
Merle Dodd
Jack Osman
Corry
Sparta Schools Begin Classes On Monday
Sparta merged schools in Crawford County start before Labor Day. Teachers report at 8:30 am and students at 10 am Monday. Enrollment reaches 450 with one teacher vacancy. Industrial arts position remains open while Bertrand Hover becomes principal starting opening day.
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Sparta
Crawford County
Vincent Montoro
Montoro
Roland Putnam
Bertrand R. Hover
Townville
Johnson urges nuclear restraint as he tours Idaho
President Johnson says the United States and the Soviet Union must seek every possible area of agreement to reduce nuclear war risk. He warns a full scale exchange could kill nearly 300 million and notes Soviet stake in Southeast Asia while visiting the national reactor testing station in Arco and continuing a weekend of appearances.
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Arco
Idaho
Johnson
United States
East
West
U.S
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
New Appraisal Underway for Wayne Township Properties
Allied Appraisal Company of Cleveland continues a 100 percent reappraisal of Erie County’s 83 000 properties with Wayne Township maps due soon. Jack L. Jacober said crews will start Wayne Township in about two weeks while Corry work extends into September and October delays push city maps back, aiming to equalize assessed values and lower millage.
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Jack L. Jacober
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Jacober
Napalm Misfire Hurts U S Infantry at Saigon Vicinity
U S forces report heavy casualties after a napalm strike by friendly air power hit troops of the 1st Infantry Division near Lai Khe, 20 miles north of Saigon. Maj Gen De Puy visits Saigon to review losses and defends the accidental bombing. The Phu Lai Battalion faced strong resistance from Viet Cong as both sides incur significant dead and wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 1St Infantry
William E. de Puy
de Puy
Air Force
Phu Lai
George M. Wallace
Char-lottesville
U.S
SP Probe Pair Of Road Mishaps
An R D 1 Union City woman escaped injury when her car ran out of control and overturned on Route 6 four miles west of Corry. Alta Painter 52 reported the crash around 1 a m with no injuries. Early today two men suffered minor bruises when their car skidded on Route 6 hit guard posts. Samuel Pace Jr 26 Edinboro driver and Richard Wokich North Braddock Pa were passengers. Damage about 300 dollars. Hundreds fled quake in Lisbon as mortals dressed in night clothes spilled into streets. chandeliers swung but no serious damage or casualties reported.
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Union City
Corry
Richard Deutsch
Alta Painter
Proctor Hill
Fish Hatchery
Route 6
Deutsch
Samuel Pace Jr
Edinboro
Richard Wokich
North Braddock
Lisbon
Scientists Aim at Taming Hurricane Faith
Washington and California scientists converge on Florida to spray silver iodide into Hurricane Faith in a bid to disrupt its tropical strength. Project Stormfury teams assemble as the storm shifts northward, with officials hopeful for a controlled test if Faith cooperates.
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Miami
Fla
Leeward Islands
Tropics
Washington
California
Florida
Pauth
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Faith
Cecil Gentry
U.S
Stormfury
De Gaulle Visit Sparks Djibouti Violence and Aufl confrontation
French police used tear gas as Charles de Gaulle toured Djibouti amid pro and anti French factions clashing in the Red Sea port. Troops in helmets formed a line in Place Bimbéau as rocks and glass littered streets. At least 14 injured, including eight officers, as mobs gathered around a youth’s body.
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Djibouti
Charles de Gaulle
Red Sea
Place Bimbeau
de Gaulle
House panel weighs call-up of 60 000 Reservists
The House Armed Services Committee considers legislation to authorize the President to call to active duty about 60,000 Reservists and National Guardsmen not attached to units. The move challenges a Senate amendment and stems from hearings on defense funding.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
House
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Reserve Forces
National Guard
F.edward Hebert
D-La
Frank M. Slatinshek
Armed Service Committee
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