Indianapolis Violence Leaves Police Lt. Beaten in Night of Riots
In Indianapolis a police lieutenant was beaten by a crowd as violence spread for a second night. Six people were injured, three by gunfire, as looting and fires erupted in a widening area near Black Panther Headquarters. Over 100 arrests followed, with riot control lines and handcuffed suspects taken to jail. A undercover officer, Al Watkins, was grazed by a sniper shot and treated and released from a hospital.
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Indianapolis
Black Panther Party
Leutenant
Michael P. Sheehan
al Watkins
Watkins
Parkside Lawn Service at United Methodist Church
Police intensified actions after a Thursday fight at a local apartment complex sparked looting and arson across blocks. A helicopter and searchlights scoured the area as officers braced with firearms, while no sniper was identified and Sunday services were moved indoors to the sanctuary in case of rain.
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Parkside
United Methodist Church
Andrew C. Schultz
Life raft sighting boosts RC135 crash search
Tokyo reported a life raft seen in the Bering Sea with four or five men aboard, possibly survivors from an RC135 crash three days earlier. The Japanese agency said a US sea rescue plane pinpointed the raft to aid nearby fishing vessels en route. Nineteen men were aboard the Boeing 707 craft that vanished after takeoff from Shemya, Alaska, prompting a large search across 400,000 square miles. The Pentagon ruled out shot down and said the plane served as a courier flight with electronics gear.
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Tokyo
UPS
Bering Sea
Strategic Air Command
Zity
U.S. Seaftire
Shentya
Lana
Aleutians
Rairbanks
Washington
América Can
Alaska
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Milwaukee 14 prisoners sentenced in war protest arson case
Eleven Milwaukee 14 protesters received two year state prison terms for theft arson and burglary linked to seizing and burning government records on September 24 outside the Milwaukee courthouse. Twelve defendants faced state charges with four years' probation for burglary and concurrent two year terms for theft and arson.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fleven
Jon Higginbotham
St. Cloud
Mini
Milwaukee 14
Michael D. Cullen
Jerald T. Gardner
Fate of 12 Weighed In Stockade Mutiny Case
An Army court martial panel in Fort Ord begins penalty deliberations for 12 soldiers convicted of mutiny after a sit down protest at San Francisco Presidio stockade. Two others were convicted of lesser charges. The group, among 27 charged, protested unsanitary conditions following a guard fatally shooting during an alleged escape attempt.
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FT. Ord
Calif
San Francisco
Presidio
Automatic toll lanes planned for Walt Whitman Bridge
Camden AP reports six lane toll booths will switch to automatic coin devices on the Walt Whitman Bridge linking Philadelphia and Gloucester City NJ. Three lanes per direction accept any coin mix up to 30 cents, labeled Change Only. Similar systems will be added to the Benjamin Franklin Bridge linking Philadelphia and Camden.
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Camden
Walt Whitman Bridge
Philadelphia
Gloucester City
Delaware River
Port ‘Alty
Asthma Bill Vetoed by Governor Harrisburg Action
Governor Shafer vetoed a bill raising miners asthma benefits from 75 to 100 dollars a month saying it would require 9 million more dollars annually. He criticized the General Assembly for passing a spending bill without revenue and noted 23 000 disabled miners currently receive benefits though many applications remain unprocessed.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
General Assembly
Ocean City murders spark fear as suspect released
In Ocean City New Jersey two college girls Susan Davis of Camp Hill Pennsylvania and Elizabeth Perry of Excelsior Minnesota were slain in a Memorial Day case. A longhaired Norristown youth once detained was released after questioning and lie tests. Autopsies showed stabbing deaths and possible sexual assault is not ruled out. Many girls checked out of boarding houses and streets grew empty after dark as police continue the case. The killings threaten the resort town economy famed for sun and sand attracting college crowds and families.
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Ocean City
N. J
UPIS
Batt ‘Ling
Susan Davis
Camp Hill
Elizabeth Perry
Excelsior
Mina
Surden State Parkway
Norristown
Cas
Nearny Somers Point
Miss Davis
Miss Perry
Miss Pen
Ft Lauderdale
Conday
Atlantic City
Pulpit Exchange At St. Martin’s And St. Luke’s Episcopal
Rev Floyd Adams of St Martin’s Episcopal Church Upper Chichester will exchange pulpits with Rev Willian X Smith of St Luke’s Episcopal Church Eddystone. Services are at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Floyd Adams
St. “Martin’s
Episcopal Church
Upper Chichester
Willian X. Smith
St. Luke’s. Episcopal Church
Eddystone
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