Peace Returns After East New York Race Riots
After nearly a week of nightly turmoil in East New York Brooklyn peace efforts by public and private groups brought quiet by Sunday. Police plan to review possible criminal responsibility behind the disorders with Police Commissioner Leary and Brooklyn DA Koota.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dist. Atty
Aaron E. Koota
Howard R. Leary
Leary
Half-Mile Square
East New York
Eric Dean
Sanford D. Garelik
Special Police
Garelik
Lloyd Sealy
Vets Urge Bombing of Reds Ports at Harrisburg Meet
The Pennsylvania American Legion urges a blockade and bombing of North Viet Nam ports and vital installations in a key convention resolution. A second measure backs a federal WWII and Korea veteran bonus. Over 7,500 legionnaires attended the Harrisburg event as Joseph I. Harshman became department commander.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
Veterans Organization
Joseph I. Harshman
Fredericktown
Washington County
Harshman
Harry V. Klein Jr
Sunbury
Ex Governor Langlie Dies After Prolonged Illness
Former Washington Governor Arthur B. Langlie died Sunday after a long illness. He would have turned 66 today. Langlie, a lifelong Republican, remains the only man to serve three terms as governor of Washington.
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Washington
Arthur B. Langlie
Langlie
Auto Glass Table Top Service Ad
General Frank's Auto Service advertises auto glass repairs and table top service. Formerly Thomas Motors, call 680-9125 for vehicle glass replacement and related care.
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AUTO
General Frank
Thomas Motors
Nightly unruly crowds spark police patrols in area
Early morning police roamed the area breaking up disorderly groups amid persistent racial unrest seen almost nightly over the past week. AP wirephoto accompanies report of tensions and law enforcement response in the neighborhood.
U.N. Security Council to discuss Israeli raid on Syrian water project
The council convenes as Syria and Israel trade complaints over an Israeli air strike on a Jordan River diversion project. Ambassadors Tomeh and Comay clash over responsibility for mine blasts that wounded two Israelis, with accusations of terrorism and denials of Syrian involvement. The Syrian side says civilians were among those killed as planes hit equipment in the development area.
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United Nations, N.Y (Ap
U.N. Security Council
Jordan
Syria
Israel
George J. Tomeh
Michael S. Comay
Council
Comay
El-Fatah
Conquest
El-Asefa
Storm
Tameh
el- Asefa
Arab League
Alexandria
Titusville Seeks Fluoridation Vote and Embroiled Embezzlement Probe
Titusville council will consider a favorable action on fluoridating the water after a Board of Health request. A report on alleged embezzlement in the city treasurer’s office is expected, with City Controller Gerald English promising an overall briefing tonight.
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Titusville
Board of Health
Louis G. Caldwell
Time
Gerald English
Council
Pink Snow Covers Mt Hothama In Melbourne Skies
Bright pink snow blankets Mt Hothama at 6101 feet as red dust clouds sweep in from the drought‑hit interior. Weekend gales carried the colored dust, creating an unusual alpine scene over Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Australia
Mt. Hothama
Cleveland Reaches Toward Normalcy After Week of Riots
The city moves to establish an employment center for displaced workers as National Guard withdrawal is anticipated. In Hough and Little Italy areas, violence subsided with heavy rain, a 2,000-strong guard presence likely to end, and Mayor Locher eyeing a biracial meeting to push nonviolence as the path to justice. The unrest began Monday after a tavern dispute over service escalated into riots involving looting arson and shootings.
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Wagner
National Guard
Hough
Little Italy
Robert Canterbury
Ralph S. Locher
A. Henson Jarman
Fellowship Baptist Church
Pennsy Earnings Rise in 1966 Second Quarter and Half-Year
Pennsylvania Railroad reports second quarter 1966 earnings of 25 725.90 dollars or 1 85 per share up from 19 505 400 dollars or 1 41 per share year ago. First half 1966 earnings total 41 231 200 dollars or 2 97 per share, about 27 percent higher than 1965 restated. Noted singer Donald Novis dies at 60 in Costa Mesa California. famed tenor on radio and Broadway.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Consolidated
Stuart Saunders
Costa Mesa
Calif
Donald Novis
Novis
Billy Rose
Son or daughter away from THE JOURNAL daily
A brief column notes a reader’s son or daughter who is temporarily distant from THE JOURNALs regular delivery, mentioning the family’s concern and hope for a prompt return to daily reading. The item emphasizes community connection and familiar routines.
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Journal Daily
Viet Nam War Leaders Consider Invasion and Peace Talks
The South Viet Nam National Liberation Front faces accusations of violating its own POW code, while Prime Minister Ky advocates a North invasion to secure victory. Ky warns of Chinese Communist risk, and Schlesinger proposes Geneva talks, force stabilization, reduced bombing, and regional neutralization discussions.
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South Viet Nam National Liberation Front
Pucinski
U.S
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Nguyen Cao Ky
North
U.S. News World Report
17Th Parallel
China
Southeast Asia
Arthur M Schlesinger Jr
Look Magazine
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
France
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