Trouble Flares After Baltimore States Rights Rally
After a National States Rights party rally near Patterson Park, large crowds clashed in Southeast Baltimore. White youths attacked Negro neighborhoods, eggs were thrown, trash cans overturned, arrests were made, and police riot squads monitored the scene as tensions spread through the area.
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Baltimore
States Rights Party
National States Rights Party
Edgar Myerly
Barks
Alpark
Condie Lynch
Neproes
Richard Norton
Maryland
States’ Wrights Party
Cleveland
Wilson revisits Vietnam policy and European talks
Prime Minister Kosygin rejects Wilson's bid for peace talks in Vietnam while Britain and the United States discuss easing Cold War tensions in Europe. Wilson, touring Europe, reviews security roles, debt issues, and potential talks with Johnson, with plans for Blair House briefings and a Canadian stop before returning to London.
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America
Britain
West Germany
Malaysia
Viet Nam
Treasury
Henry Fowler
George W. Bal
Europe
Wilson
Johnson
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
London
North Atlantic
Blair House
White House
Ottawa
Canada
Lester Pearson
Indonesia tries to stabilize with Suharto backed leadership
Indonesian leaders face strong rhetoric from Sukarno as Suharto and Malik consolidate power in a five man Presidency to screen ministers. Ambassadors warn of a potential chill in relations with Malaysia and note surprise at the hard line.
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Suharto
Malik
Indonesia
Sukarno
Mos
Malaysia
Bangkok
Shuharto
Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROS and Downs mixed clues
A scrambled listing of crossword clues across and down with partial spellings and OCR errors. The fragment includes entries like color nautical to 20 vice, Diemounted jewe l, Roman poet, thread binding tape for dressmakers, and various numbered clues with inconsistent lettering.
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Precic Morton
Rice
Dame Myra
Italy
Viet Nam War Updates Highlight Raids and Casualties
Reports from Saigon note a guerrilla raid near an 18 mile distant village with 140 militiamen defending it. Week totals show 334 allied service members killed, 279 overall, while Communist deaths reached 1,272. U.S. losses include 136 Americans killed and 578 wounded, with 14 missing or captured. A deserter who crossed the border cited demilitarized zones and psychological warfare pamphlets. American pilots claimed 630 enemy structures damaged in 163 sorties over North Vietnam, including targets near Vinh and the Baden storage area northwest of Dong Hoi.
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Saigon
Red Band
Pate
Cam Lo
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Panhanille
Vinh
Baden
Dong Hoi
Samp
Frenchman Finishes 102 Mile Death Valley Trek
Jean Pierre Marquant, a 28 year old former paratrooper, completed a grueling 102 mile hike through Death Valley amid temperatures from 115 to 135 degrees. He reached Furnace Creek then flew to Los Angeles, despite blistered feet and extreme thirst. He carried an umbrella, wore a wide brimmed hat, and relied on daily water and food supports as he traversed from Steve Canyon to Skidoo, Wildrose Peak, Telescope Peak, Bad Water, and back to Furnace Creek.
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Los Angeles
Jean Pierre Marquant
Death Valley
Death Valley National Monument
Furnace Creek
Siyollen
States
Marquant
California
Funeral Mountains
Mahogany Flat
Panamoint Valley
Uhehebe
Steve Pipe Wells
Skidoo
Wildrose
Shorty
Stove Pipe Wells
Bank holdup ends with escape in stolen car
Teague described a young gunman who, after asking about a loan, pistol whipped a bank official and forced entry to two tellers. Money was taken before the suspect fled in a car reported stolen near the bank and abandoned soon after in Virginia. The suspect Hatchett, born in Fort Worth, attended OSU briefly. his father is Rev Earl W. [ eeanete, pastor of University Baptist Church.
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FBI
Virginia
Young Hatchett
Fort Worth
Tex
OSU
Earl W. [Eeanete
University Baptist Church
Thefts (Continued From Page Que) Sentencing Delayed
Andrews admitted renting four new cars in 1965 and arming them with stolen plates, fake bills, and registration cards to pass to others. He claimed the actions were to obtain evidence against SCLC members. He testified he obtained vehicles from rental agencies in Virginia New Jersey Florida and Atlanta under his own name and sold them in Atlanta.
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U.S. District Court
Sidney 0. Smith, Jr
SCLC
Martin Luther King
FBI
aAndrews
Moultrie
Virginia
New Jersey
Florida
Atlanta
Soviet Navy Ships Make Surprise Mexican Stop For Science
Ensenada, Mexico AP Two Soviet ships, the Fedor Lake and the Alexy Chirikovy, arrived for science data gathering for the military. They docked near San Diego, topped up provisions, and planned to sail Saturday for Central Pacific research. Officers emphasized oceanography cooperation with the United States but noted Vietnam era tensions.
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Ensenada
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Mexico City
United States
Fedor Lake
Alexy Chirikovy
Conipany
Yury Mykhin
The
Alexy
Central Pacific
Vladivostok
Golovanov
Powell and wife ordered to pay $600 weekly libel judgment
New York AP report details Rep Adam Clayton Powell and wife Yvette ordered to pay $600 weekly in installments on a $160,000 libel judgment with a joint income of about $68,000 annually. Full ruling includes contempt citations, asset transfers questioned, and ongoing legal wrangles over enforcement and related cases.
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Powell
New York
Judament
Yvette
Adam Clayton Powell
Raveilas
Auppoens
Harlem
Sec
Retary
Supreme Court
Saypol
Irving H. Saypol
Techni Democrat
Esther James
James
Eee
Plane flier enlisted in 1955 and missing over Caribbean
An aviation cadet commissioned in 1956, later earning a degree from Omaha University, is missing after a U2 flight. Authorities alert Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Chile as search extends from Panama toward the southern continents. Pentagon cites possible anoxia and unclear Cuban missile activity, with the pilot’s name withheld until next of kin notice.
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Omaha University
Hickman
Martin R. Hickman
Alexandria
Cuba
Pentagon
Panama
Peru
Colombia
Ecuador
Chile
Serch
Albrook Air Force Base
Canal Zone
Federal Aviation Agency
Florida
Strike Pressure Grows as Senate Faces Labor Bill
Senate filer Morse pushes a 30 day contract settlement plan amid a nationwide airline stoppage affecting about 11 percent of air traffic. AFL CIO machinists, Eastern, Northwest, Pan Am, World, United contend with impasse as Wirtz and union reps seek a breakthrough. If blocked, Morse vows direct Senate action to bypass committee.
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Congress
Morse
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern National
Northwest
Trang World
United
Oregon
Labor Committee
Senate
Wirtz
Lbor
Labor de Department
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Treasury addresses coin shortage and half dollar demand
Treasury officials note the long coin shortage eased except for half dollars. Mint output rises to one billion monthly with about 180 million halves this year, yet new 40 percent silver halves remain scarce. Officials discuss future steps and the Joint Commission on Coinage's upcoming meetings.
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Wallace
Joint Commission On Coinage
Treasury
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