Riots on Milwaukee South Side Amid Open Housing Tension
Gangs of white youths attacked Negro motorists and police cars with rocks bottles and bricks on Milwaukee's South Side during a fourth night of violence. Police used tear gas smoke bombs riot guns and revolvers as three people were injured and about 20 were arrested. The clashes occurred ahead of a planned open housing march led by Rev. James E Groppi and NAACP Milwaukee Youth Council, who steered away from the area.
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Milwaukee
Wis
South Side
James E. Groppi
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bypass Fine but Police See Trouble on Route 6 Bypass
Corry police and State Police preview the Route 6 bypass as a potential death trap and plan enforcement. Two local drivers received motor vehicle code citations for reckless driving on unfinished private property under Dunn Construction control. State Police issued several more reckless driving citations as the bypass remains private property until state acceptance.
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Corry
Frank Carnegie
George Martin
W. L. Dunn Construction Co
Corry Airport Authority approves new administration building
The Corry Airport Authority authorized a new administration building at the airport for 11000. City Council may award the contract to Pate Construction for 66 days. The project is funded by a 15000 county grant paid over five years and 3000 yearly. The remaining grant funds will pave taxiways to new hangars leased by Robert Olier, with the old building planned for storage use.
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Corry
Pate
Robert Olier
Missing mail bags found by air search near Harrisburg
A postal inspector hunting 29 missing mail sacks after 200 miles of forested terrain found no bags. The nylon sacks disappeared when they fell from a mail taxi plane last Friday. The contractor Airex Leasing may face a fine. The mail was bound for the Harrisburg area.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Bryan
Airex Leasing
Inkster
Mich
Detroit
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
U.S. Tolls in Bomb Blasts on North Vietnam Front
The B52 strikes inside the DMZ region pounded hidden fortifications and suspected missile sites as the United States reported heavy weekly casualties. American deaths reached 242 with 1,490 wounded and seven missing, while South Vietnamese losses stood at 250 killed and 2,208 Communist dead. The raids targeted Con Thien area and aimed at thwarting enemy SAM missile preparations, reflecting renewed northern fighting after the presidential election.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Dmz
Con ‘Thien
Con Thien
David Migliaccio Fund Boost in Corry Community Support
The David Migliaccio Fund at Citizens Corry Office of Marine National Bank has reached 1630 with $104 added from last night’s collection. 11 year old David, in Cleveland Clinic for kidney transplant prep, remains in good spirits amid ongoing tests and surgery planning. His father Leonard Migliaccio notes his kidneys match for the transplant and praises Corry residents for generous daily donations.
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David Migliaccio
Cleveland Clinic
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
James Howard
Leonard Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
David
The
Journal Today
Migliaccio
Corry
Warren
State Board adopts resolution on funding private schools
Lancaster Pa AP The State Board of Education adopted a resolution supporting direct or indirect state payments to private or parochial schools and urging a dual enrollment plan known as shared time by the legislature. The measure passed 11 to 2 after lengthy discussion with dissenters calling for public hearings.
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Lancaster
Board of Eduction
Legisla
Kids Draw My Doctor Exhibit Reveals Joyful Visits
In New York area summer program, about 1000 drawings by child patients of physicians show happy doctors in white coats and bright offices. The Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York distributed art supplies to entertain children while waiting for appointments and offered 20 first prizes, 70 second prizes, and 44 honorable mentions for the most interesting works.
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New York
Leslie Garrison
Lori Levine
Dr. Gillman
New York Area
Mer
Greater
Michele Savron
Bronx
Milton Gold
Health Plan
Gold
Johnson appears to heed advice on Vietnam air strikes
The report suggests President Johnson may back greater U S bombing in North Vietnam, signaling tension between Defense Secretary McNamara and military leaders. After earlier opposition to hitting Haiphong, Cam Pha, and Hon Gai, new strikes hit Cam Pha and Haiphong with ongoing debate over target value and risk.
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Washington
Robert 5
U.S
North
McNamara
Vetnam
Johnson
Haiphong
Cam Pha
Hon Gai
Congress
South Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Associated Press
U. ‘Pranee
Siabe Pgi Namara
White House
George Christian
Hanoi
Philly GI Objects to Viet Nam War Order
A two year Army private from Philadelphia named John Lockman refused orders to go to Vietnam and appeared at the Oakland Embarkation Center. He told reporters he will not go, will not be used, and his fight is back home in Philadelphia ghettos. He plans to visit Haight-Ashbury after receiving a temporary pass.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
John Lockman
Army Embarkation Center
Oakland
T the Bay
Army
Lockman
Vietnam
Haight-Ashbury
Terence Hallinan
Bear Lake postmaster appointment drags on four years
The Journal investigates a four year time lag in appointing a postmaster at Bear Lake and Columbus. Sen. Hugh Scott, postal officials, and the Civil Service Commission are drawn into the inquiry. Michael Arden ranked highest in 1963 but was not listed as eligible. Harvey Martin, once nominated, withdrew. The issue remains unresolved as details unfold.
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Bear Lake
Hugh Scott
Columbus
Sen. Scott
Arte Stn
Joseph Clare
Nbert Johnson
Postal Department
Civil Service Commission
Journal
Michael Arden
Arden
Harvey Martin
Johnson
Martin
The
Kingua Dam
Youths Get Charge In Campus Prank
WHARLESTON ILL. AP Two Eastern Illinois University pranksters faced charges after a staged auto accident near a dorm to distract from their bid to recover a Confederate flag. Gene Bika, 18, of Mokena, pretended to be struck while they claimed the flag was theirs. Both youths were charged with disorderly conduct.
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Wharleston
Eastern Ilinois University
Gene. Bika
Mokena
Waukegan
AT&T Ordered To Cut Phone Rates By Nov 1
Washington AP The Federal Communications Commission orders American Telephone and Telegraph Co to cut long distance rates by 100 million dollars by November 1. The commission, in a 7-0 decision, allows 20 million of the reduction to be deferred until May 1 and reverses part of a July 5 order permitting an additional 3.64 million to be added to its rate base used to calculate profits.
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At&t
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Roccrocerkgaay
FCC
Communications Combine
Foil Brings Rescue After 5 Days Adrift
Three young men drifted five days in a disabled boat off Santa Barbara. Robert England 24 of San Francisco described wrapping tin foil around the mast as a last resort. A Navy radar ship USS Floridan detected their signal in the channel. Teammates were Christopher Sagen 24 of San Francisco and Robert Page 22 of La Jolla California.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Robert England
San Francisco
England
Christopher Sagen
Robert Page
la Jolla
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Marlo €. Celli
McKeesport
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Scranton
LBJ
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