Peace Called Tentative In Omaha After Heavy Riots
In Omaha after three nights of Fourth of July disorder, rain cooled North 24th Street and nearby areas. The near North Side shows patched storefronts, emptied glass, and lingering tension as civil rights issues roil the city and its suburbs. Douglas Stewart of the Urban League cites large Negro populations on the near North Side.
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Omaha
Neb
City Hall
North 24Th Street
Air Force
Douglas Stewart
Urban League
Near North Side
Warren Girl 11 Charged With Burglaries
An 11 year old girl from North Warren was arrested by Deputy Sheriff James C. Peterson on burglary charges. The July 2 break in at North Warren school damaged the cafeteria and classrooms with balloons of water and foodstuffs scattered. A cellar entry at Walter Anderson residence yielded money and a later July 4 theft at North Warren Presbyterian Church occurred with unspecified money missing.
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Peterson
Ross Ananae
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Storm Damage Light As Heat Wave Ends
A three hour storm drops 2.75 inches of rain, with a light plane damaged and a storefront struck by lightning. Firemen fought the Superior Cleaners blaze and wiring damage cited at about $100. Police directed responders after a plane was blown onto its side near Lawrence Airport.
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Lawrence
Harry Hipwell
Sherman
Richard Mountain
Superior Cleaners
East Washington Street
Smith
North Center Streets
Jerome Davis
Frank Lucie
Sherman, N. Y
Lacie
Magazine Pedder Sweeps Station Of 44 Dollars
A 19 year old magazine pedder sold $44.50 of magazines to Lyle C. Smith Jr at Skat Service Station on East Columbus Avenue. Smith says the girl signed two illegible names on the contract and left. A Titusville man reported buying $0.50 while another bought $20, and the girl provided the address 4042 Grey Street in Corry which does not exist.
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Lyle C. Smith Jr
East Sixth Street
Skat
East Columbus Avenue
Pedder
Smith
Titusville
Grey Street
Corry
Missing funds hit Shapp probe in Erie County petition
Fifteen petitioners from Dauphin County Court seek an audit of a $14 million expense account tied to Milton Shapp. They allege the Shapp for Governor Committee in Erie County did not file a proper expense report and that $13,400 cited in the account is missing or the committee never existed.
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Erie County
Shapp Ir
Milton Shapp
Dauphin County
Shapp
Governor Committee
Eric Shapp
CJ Union To Vote Tomorrow On New Offer
Corry Jamestown union schedules a vote at the Rex Theatre tomorrow at 10 a m on a new proposal from a 10 hour bargaining session and mediation. Union president John Bolan says full turnout is urged and details were not released.
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CJ Union
Corry Jamestown
Rex Theatre
John Bolan
Start Work On Building For Auction
Construction begins this week on a 60 by 106 foot steel building to house the Corry Auto Auction after September. Builders Lloyd Meerdink and Charles Cummings work on Route 6 in Concord Township between Warner's Corners and the Roadside Rest. The facility will expand the auction drawing dealers from the tri state area with two car lines, acoustical curtain, cleaning room, wash bay, buyers’ closing room, offices, rest rooms, a snack bar, and large parking with a front artificial lake.
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Corry
Lloyd “Dutch
Meerdink
Charles Cummings
Route 6
Concord Township
Warner's Corners
Tri-State
1000 Returning To Work After One Day Strike
About 4,000 workers were to return to work after a one day strike at Keystone generating plant under construction near Elderton Indiana Pa The Laborers International Union struck with the Plumbers Steam Fitters and Pipe Fitters over terra cotta pipe laying The settlement terms were not released The strike marked a series of stoppages since construction began in 1964 on the $175 million facility.
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Indiana, Pa
Keystone
Elderton
Laborers' International Union
Plumbers
Wilson Seeks Viet Nam Peace Path With Moscow Visit
Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans a July 16 surprise trip to Moscow aimed at easing Vietnam tensions before meeting President Johnson in Washington later this month. British efforts face stiff odds as the Kremlin rejects Geneva style talks though Wilson hopes for a new channel to the White House.
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London
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Moscow
Johnson
Washington
Wilson
Soviet Union
Britain
Kremlin
White House
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kyoto
Japan
Hanoi
Haiphong
Hubert H. Humphrey
House of Commons
Labor Party
Drain Contract Awarded In Elgin To Corry Firm
Elgin Borough Council awarded a 3390 bid to L W Croscutt of Corry to lay 750 feet of 10 inch drain pipe along Pleasant Street. The work aims to prevent surface water problems in a flat area, according to borough secretary Peter Swanson.
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Elgin Borough
Pleasant Street
L. W. Croscutt
Corry
Peter Swanson
Rusk vows U S retaliation if ally attacked in Asia
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that the United States would retaliate by any means if a nuclear attack hits any American ally in Asia. He spoke after a U S Japan meeting with Japanese Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shiina. The joint communique noted disagreements over Viet Nam and trade with Red China.
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Kyoto
Japan
Dean Rusk
Red China
United States
America
Rusk
Asia
China
Nmot
Etsusaburo Shiina
U. S
Debbie Turben Dressed For Heat At YMCA Bloodmobile Visit
Debbie Turben age about one year old checked the Red Cross flag at the YMCA during a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. She wore a topless diaper and was photographed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Turben of 316 West Pleasant Street.
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Debbie Turben
Red Cross
YMCA
Debbie
Donald Turben
West Pleasant Street
Journal
McMichael
Ajax Iron Works to See Retirement of Alfred M. Morrison
Alfred M. Morrison plant engineer at Ajax Iron Works will retire August 15 after nearly 25 years with the company. John C. Teeft of Erie will replace him, having joinedAjax Tuesday. The personnel change was announced by L. N. Lanphere president of the Ajax division of Cooper Industries. Morrison previously worked at K P L Furniture, Aero Supply in Corry, and Bell Aircraft in Buffalo before joining Ajax in 1941 and rising to plant engineer in 1959.
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Alfred M. Morrison
Ajax Iron Works
John C. Teeft
Erie
Ajax
L. N. Lanphere
Cooper Industries, Inc
Morrison
K. P. L. Furniture Company
Aero Supply Company
Corry
Bell Aircraft
Buffalo
Second Pounding Of Vital Storage At Dock Area
U S navy planes bombed the Haiphong oil storage depot two miles northeast of the city center for the second time. The depot handles about 95 percent of North Viet Nam’s petroleum, first hit on June 29. Skyhawks from the Hancock carrier reported all bombs on target, one plane shot down but the pilot rescued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Hancock
Hanoi May Try U S Airmen As War Criminals
The Hanoi broadcast said American airmen captured by North Vietnam could be tried as war criminals. It described parading pilots through Hanoi streets in handcuffs, worn olive khaki pajamas, and Thai sandals, with crowds acting as a street tribunal. Notable captives listed included Risner Stockdale Berg Coffee Alvarez Shumaker.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
Radio J
Robinson Risner
U. S. Navy
James Bond Stockdale
Kile Dag Berg
Gerald Leonard Coffee
Everett Alvarez Jr
San Jose
Calif
Robert Shumaker
New Wilmington
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Dodd Farm
Columbus
U.S. Navy
Elgin
Will
Peking
Teeft
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