Woman From Critical List After Shoot-Out in Idaho
Lillian Jo Ramos, wounded after firing on police and FBI agents in a motel shoot-out near Post Falls, Idaho, was removed from the critical list after surgery in Spokane. FBI agent Rockwell was shot in the leg. nearly a hundred officers surrounded the motel as Ramos fired through the door with a sawed-off carbine. Authorities linked Ramos to earlier jail escape and forgery cases with Bosley. weapons, ammunition, and a tear-gas gun were found. The second item notes Kenneth Baker, 22, of Meadowlands, Pa, dying after a motorcycle crash near Cameron, West Virginia.
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Post Falls
Idaho
Lillian Jo Ramos
FBI
Spokane
Wash
Robert Rockwell
Coeur d’Alene
David Doty
Rockwell
Miss Ramos
Johan M. Bosley
Miss Bosley
Seattle
March 56 Hot Days For More
A 400 mile march to Austin begins with farm workers seeking union recognition and a $1.25 per hour minimum wage for Mexican American field hands. Leaders include Rev Antonio Gonzalez and Rev James Navarro with clergy and local supporters along the route to Corpus Christi San Antonio and other towns. The march culminates Labor Day with plans to meet Gov Connally and press a special session for a state wage law.
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San Juan
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Skidmore
Pettus
Poth
California
San Joaquin Valley
Texas
California Union
National Farm Workers Association
Austin
Texas Afl-Cio
Capitol
John B. Connally
Rio Grande City
Rio Grande River
Starr County
U.S
Eugene Nelson
Antonio Gonzalez
James L. Navarro
Houston
Father Gonzalez
Houston Jewish Community Council
Soviet aide Alexander P tudakov dies in Moscow
The Central Committee secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, Alexander P tudakov, 55, died Sunday after a long illness. He headed the heavy industry department and served as a deputy in the Supreme Soviet. In a separate item, a reunion note mentions Peggy lacking immigration clearance arriving in Chicago from Tulsa to visit her mother, with details of an orphanage in Tai pei after her parents left Formosa in 1962.
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Moscow
Alexander P. Tudakov
Central Committee
The
Soviet Communist Party
Chicago
O'Hare
Halss ‘Yuan
Tulsa
Oklo
Peggy
Taipei
Formosa
Supreme Soviet
King Urges Nonviolence in Chicago Civil Rights March
Dr. King addressing a large Chicago crowd defended nonviolence amid calls for action against inequality. He emphasized white support, unity, and moral climate, insisting power lies in unity and souls, not violence. He and fellow activists moved through Michigan Avenue to City Hall to present demands to Mayor Daley. Also noted were 19 polio cases in Texas, with officials criticizing inadequate early attention.
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Dr. King
Blackstone Rangers
South Side
King
Chicago
Mississippi
North
McKissick
Meredith
Lakefront Stadium
Michigan Avenue
Loop
Gray Stone City Hall
Richard J. Daley
Austin
Tex
Texas Health Department
Texas
Bearded bandit and accomplice rob office, kiss on escape
In Louisville police seek a bearded suspect and an accomplice suspected of tying up Dr. Ivan Pearlman’s receptionist Clara Dempsey. They looted $260 from the office and then the man kissed the victim as they fled.
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Louisville
Ivan Pearlman
Clara Dempsey
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Take Woman
Cameron
W. Va
Kenneth Baker
Meadowlands
Washington County
Glendale
Here
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Baker
Peggy Yue-se Yuan
For
Jantzen
Jamesway
Clymer Lumber Company
Clymer, New York
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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