Action by Los Angeles youth disrupts school board meeting
In Los Angeles a large youth crowd disrupted a Monday school board session led by President Mrs Georgi In. Police and board members adjourned after chants and threats while students from Brown Revela{Pledge of Allegiance} and other groups pressed for changes. An injunction was sought against protesters as clashes spread to Belmont and other schools.
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Nagra
Ovis
Iitervene
Wduva
Max Kleimditz
Hardy
Har
Brown Revela
Soho
Negra
Tom
Nies
Redding
Lardy
Georgi
Mardy
Mace
Los Angeles
Jack P. Crowther
Belmont High School
Negri Garver Wintor
Johnson Proposes 2 Billion Resource Plan to Save Land
President Johnson pushes a 2.2 billion conservation package to cut pollution and expand wilderness areas. The plan targets the Potomac River watershed and national wilderness designations such as California's Desolation and San Rafael, San Gabriel ranges, plus Colorado’s Flat Tops and Mt Baldy regions. It seeks federal support for wastewater plants and river protection while urging swift congressional action.
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Washington
Cleanwig
Johnson
San Juan
Puerto
Taraagh
Ammica
Eural
Starker
Dobison
Abftal
Cmbal
Preser
Potomac
Potomaac
Coopers Gip
Maryland
Virgilia
California—Desolation
el Dorado National Horvst
Venlapa
Log Padrés
Nalonal Svovest
San Rafael
San Gabriel
Colorado
Flat Tops
Atlatoa
Mt. Baldy
Pine Mourtain
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Morida
Youth Recovered After Severed Leg Incident
An AP report from Ruston City Hospital details Jal Dango’s accident when a collision with a car severed most of his right leg. Surgeons saved part of the limb, but the knee may remain flexible only with crutches. He returns to work at Nadek machine shop, aided by a cast and crutches as doctors project cautious healing.
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Hosvon
Berausn
Nangora
Ruston City Hospital
Goxtors
Inglhrs
Maruiagal
Usaul
Crutci Ates
Te Haspiin
Anetars
Sierra Club Park Push Attacked at Western Wood Meet
An executive of the timber industry at the Western Wood Products Association meeting blasted Sierra Club for a national redwood park plan in Northern California calling it a monstrous hoax. He claimed the industry’s campaign and editorial efforts by Sierra Club leadership and its allies mislead papers including the New York Times and San Francisco Chronicle about “redwood saving.”
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San Prancinco Alipi
Redwood
California
Siera Club
Williamy J. Moghnisky
Georgias Pacific Corporation
Western Wood = Products Association
San Francisco
New York
Mashefsky
Straus
Sierra iChile
Athey
New York ‘Cines
Sar Frans Chronice
Washington
Haight Street Closing Sparks City Fuss
In San Francisco police blocked Haight Street closing amid a chaotic scene as locals and hippie watchers complained. Residents described the event as disorganized with festival like chatter and confusing signals from authorities.
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San Francisco
Alivia
Haight Street
Arta Ale
Students Invade Legislature in Orangeburg Protest
An unruly student demonstration at the South Carolina State House escalates as marchers demand a mass meeting with Gov Roche LaNair. Protesters from Orangeburg and Columbia press for state action following the slaying of three Negro students. Delegations seek talks, while threats of further disruption are raised by the demonstrators.
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Colembia
Milibean
Iito
Aupry
Roche le Nair
Willy Soulester
Sherman Snow
Ope
State House
Vlash Ata Negro College
Orangelong
State College
Orangeburg
Curtis
South Carsling State
Mace Ends Negro Teen Disturbance in El Dorado
Police used mace and gas to disperse about eight African American teenagers who had been throwing stones at vehicles. Charles Williams, 21, jailed on riot charges as windshields were broken. A curfew was ordered after a state of emergency declared by Mayor L. Passes. Disturbances followed the acquittal of Allen Smith, 17, in a shooting case with no injuries reported.
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EL Porado
Ark
Gap
A. Bs. Pennington
Charles Williams
L. J. Passes
Pennington
Allen Smith
I Dorada
Smith
Mortey
Larry Wainwright
Town Stumbles Ol Boundaries in Insulin Murders Case
Green Mountain Falls town discusses a figure accused of killing three people by insulin injections. A magistrate postponed the penalty phase for 24 hours as officials, including the town clerk and a county attorney, argued over trial procedures. The case centers on a civic center and a hospital setting with alleged attacks in the community area southwest of Colorado Springs.
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Green Mountain Falls
Angeles
Wola
Hecaise Romane
William Dla
Green Mountain Walls
Aymer
Fflee
Colorado Springs
Adolph Mexionder
Mateo Conn Satdlfandant
Philly Erbnig
Mando
Lown]sen
Heleliont
Lucia
Laborer Held In Murder In Oakland
Oakland police charged a young laborer with murder in the slaying of Pablo DeMarlini. The suspect was found near the Las Howkland intersection where the victim lay dying Saturday night. A $5,000 reward had been posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer.
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Qaklamit
LWT
Oakland
Toin
Pablo DeMarlini
Piedmont
Amily
Harris
Tut
Watsall
Moelint
Grisun Tareki
Levin
Gery
Barris
DeMarini
Nuclear Pledge Seen as Shaky Diplomatic Move
Washington sources say a three nation pledge to aid nonnuclear powers may not secure a treaty to curb atomic weapons. Questions persist on UN Security Council action and rapid determination of nuclear threats, with past disagreements among powers noted. State Department spokesman said the pledge is not a new unilateral commitment amid Vietnam tensions.
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Washington
UBT
United Nations Security Council
State Department
U.N. Security Council
Robert J. McCluskey
U.S
Shiek
Vietnam
Reno priest weds divorcee in California elopement
In Watsonville California a Roman Catholic priest named Joseph Pannon reportedly married Mary date Paxton a divorced mother of one in a private elopement not authorized by church authorities. Bishop Harry A. Cliad said Pannon has been granted a leave of absence for health reasons.
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Watsonville
Calif
Anne
Joseph Pannon
Mary Date Paxton
Morterey
Mather Cannon
Paryshionen
Mabuck
Pather
Yank Paso
Aml
Sdaes
Mora
Sebunl
Dincatyr
Aaid
Harry A. Clic
Morlarey Clerest
Monterey
Valsouille
Nie Prigsl
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John Getiz
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Price
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von Keng
Boal
Congress
Jil Dangora
Sierra Club
Alioto
Joseph Cannon
Ted
Lalave
Plies
Deering
Voothil
Elsit
Hay
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