Racial Disorder Eases After Syracuse Unrest
In Syracuse New York after violent clashes with bands of Negroes police used tear gas to disperse crowds and uphold a city curfew. Five people injured by stones 21 arrests on varied charges including burglary and public drunkenness. Authorities reported looting limited to a liquor shop smash and grab. City officials said the situation was under control though tense with vigilant enforcement by local and county authorities.
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Race clash and mob violence flare near Walker Louisiana
In Livingston Parish tensions rise as a Black march from Bogalusa to Denham Springs resumes under heavy guard by National Guard and state troopers after shootings and vandalism at homes and a hardware store. White crowds gather, Confederate flags appear, a public safety incident targets a Black family, and Governor McKeithen calls for peace.
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Negras
Livingston Parish
Denham Springs
Bogalusa
Halon Rouge
Danham Springs
John J. McKeithen
McKeithen
Bam
Marchal Walker
Attempt To Quash Indictment Denied
Two motions by a tax consultant’s attorney to quash the grand jury indictment were denied today by Superior Court Judge Willy Ham McGuiness. The judge rejected claims that the indictment lacked sufficient evidence.
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Uwow
Mamedaly County
Superior Court
Willy Ham McGuiness
Jidge McGuiness
C.I. W. Brothers
Peounds
Bombings Near China Defended in Policy Debate
Johnson defended bombing in Vietnam while noting reduced air activity due to weather and caution. He claimed South Vietnam moves toward a representative government despite criticism from Senators Kennedy and others who say the current regime interferes with the campaign. Voting is scheduled for Sept. 3.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Seas
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Voling
Jahnson
Trent
Fragmentary ad garbles post office notice
Fragmentary OCR style text shows a garbled post office notice with scattered place names Hayward Fremont San Jose and unclear addresses and numbers. It reads like a small casual listing or masthead fragment referencing offices, circulation, and contact phones. The readable elements include Hayward California and Fremont Office details with partial phone numbers.
Pope to reform Curia and shift power abroad
The Vatican announced reforms to the Roman Curia with Pope declaring changes on Sept 24. He ordered a more internationalized Curia by assigning bishops worldwide to posts, while they keep duties at home and convene annually for the Curia's plenary assembly.
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Rome
Curia Congregation
Los Angeles Officials Murder Arrest Ruled Illegal
A court ruled the arrest of suspended prosecutor Jack Kirschke illegal and the evidence seized during the arrest will be inadmissible at his murder trial. Kirschke faces charges in the deaths of his wife Elaine Terry Kirschke, 45, a fashion designer, and her companion Orville Crankhan, 41, co-owner of a Long Beach electronics firm, with the arrest near rural Victorville last April 10.
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Pericy Court
Jack Kirsehke
Kathleen Parker
Kirschke
Victorville
Elaine Terry Kirechke
Orville
Ph" Crankhan
Long Beach
Medi-Cal Cuts Draw Fire From Brown and Doctors
Former Governor Edmund G Brown denounces Medi Cal cuts and claims they push the state toward fire station medical care by forcing physicians to reduce fees to last year levels. He warns early neglect inflates long term costs and risks lifelong dependency.
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Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Reagan Defends Medi-Cal Cuts
Los Angeles AP report says Governor Reagan defended cuts to the California Medi-Cal program at a news conference. He noted about 600 million in approved state funding and warned the program without cuts would run 820 million next fiscal year while lawmakers study reform.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Jackson Freeway Route Sparks Citywide Debate
City council debates proposed Jackson Street freeway route amid concerns it will divide the city socially and economically. Mayor Smith and Vice Mayor Blichfeldt favor Jackson Street commitments, while Councilman Phillips opposes a divider route. Ongoing committee discussions consider rerouting around the city without housing losses.
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Daniel E. Cooper
John Pappas
Cmneil
John K. Smith
Vernon C. Blichfeldt
Jackson Street
Arthur Phillips
George Oakes
Clairan of
Thomas Neyeau
Hart
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Phillips
Gooper
Pappas
Explosion Rocks Ohio Oil Refinery in Toledo
An explosion in a cracking unit at Standard Oil’s refinery in Oregon Township east of Toledo caused two fires and injured twenty people. Firefighters from Toledo and nearby communities contained the blazes and kept flames from reaching storage tanks. fifteen burn injuries were treated at St Charles and St Vincent’s hospitals.
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Ohio
API
Standard Oil
Oregon Township
St Charles Emergency Hospital
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St. Vincent's
St. Charles
Red Guards Attack Soviet Embassy in Beijing
Moscow charged that more than 100 Red Guards stormed the Soviet Embassy in Peking, beat a diplomat, burned documents, and smashed furniture and windows. Tass and Tyvestia reported the incident as a staged pogrom by the Maoist faction, with vandalism including stones and slingshots and insults toward Russians and diplomats from India and Mongolia.
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Red Guards
India
Mongolia
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Mao‘Tse-ling
U S Strikes North Vietnam Amid DMZ Tension Near Saigon
U S B S2s hit Communist troops massing above the DMZ as a major allied push advances near Saigon. Officials say seven thousand U S and South Vietnamese troops began a new sweep 14 miles south of Saigon, code named Operation Shelby, with units from the 8th Infantry divisions and ARVN forces but no enemy contact yet.
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North Vietnam
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Demilitarized Zone
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Saigon
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Edwards Reverses BART Stand on Federal Aid
Edwards shifts stance to seek more federal aid for BART. He cites $26 million already received from HUD and $22 million expected soon, plus $32 million pending congressional action. Alameda congressman Miller opposes the earlier stance, urging sufficient aid to complete the system. Local leaders in Union City, Fremont, and Newark back a plan to press for funds before extending rolling cars. BART board to consider Stokes plan and a second line proposal ahead of next meetings.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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E Finstel
Bay Area
Meter George Miller
Alameda
Jeffrey Cohelan
Berkeley
Jerome Waldie
Antioch
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Contra Costa County
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Fremont
George Kincaid
Newark
Geoffrey Steele
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Land ownership halts Marin County courthouse project
In Stuart Florida the log used by officials to mark the Marin County Courthouse addition turned into a setback when it emerged the county did not own the land. County Engineer J Fred Bell called the situation a serious flaw that sabotages the plan from the ground up.
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NASA Voyager funding cut by House Appropriations Committee
Washington (UPI) The House Appropriations Committee eliminated all NASA Voyager Mars landing funding in 1973 and slashed NASA’s $5.1 billion request, signaling a lean year with cuts across post Apollo programs and nuclear rocket projects. The panel forecast a viable space program despite the lowest level funding in years.
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Therlouse Appropriations Committee
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Ife
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Llowse
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Lewis Research Center
Nuclear Rocket Development Center
Ames Research Center
Senate Panel Angry Over LBJ Attitude On Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee voices anger at the Johnson administration over Vietnam policy and congressional involvement. Senator Aiken and Senator Gore condemn executive conduct while Undersecretary Katzenbach defends the stance as outmoded for Congress to declare war. Fulbright laments limited participation.
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Senate Foreign’ Relations Committee
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