Violence erupts as Chester civil rights protests turn violent
Civil rights demonstrations in Chester Pennsylvania turned violent Friday night injuring at least 10 and leading to 28 arrests. Police, state troopers and municipal workers moved in to disperse about 150 protesters, with rocks bricks and bottles tossed at officers. One 21 year old pregnant Black woman and six police officers were among the injured. A white minister, Rev Clayton Hewett, was charged with inciting to riot. Separately 89 demonstrators arrested Wednesday were fined totaling 31150 and released on bail.
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Chester
Pennsylvania
Theodore Laws
Clayton Hewett
Atonement Episcopal Church
Morton
Delaware County
Courthouse Annex
Providence Baptist Church
Inside Comics and Pages Overview
The fragment lists sections and page numbers for a newspaper. It references Comics on page 2 and Sports on page 6 with related price or code hints, Editorials on page 4, Crossword on page 5, Television and Classified on pages 10 to 11, Weather on page 7 and Bridge on page 5.
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Cee
Cee Ee
Insecticide Found In Milk Sent To Capital
Washington health officials cracked down after finding milk shipped to the capital contained up to eight times the permitted level of heptachlor epoxide. Fifty city-bound milk tankers were checked since Feb. 26, with three showing regulatory significance. The District suspended 14 farm permits and the Agriculture Department canceled heptaditor use on alfalfa. FDA inspectors aided the testing program in the Washington Baltimore milk shed.
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Washington
Frederick C. Heath
Health Department
District Health Department
Department of Agriculture
Murray Grant
Food and Drug Administration
Washington - Baltimore
Red China Accused of Shameless Slander by Pravda
The Soviet Union accused Red China of shameless slander and cheating to isolate Russia from Asia and Africa. Pravda blasted Peking for blocking an invitation to the Asian African conference in Africa next March and accused Chen Yi of deception at the Jakarta meeting.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Chinese Today
Russia
Asia
Africa
Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
Kremlin
Red China
Chen Yi
Jakarta
Indonesia
Chen
Pravada
LBJ Touts War on Poverty in Frontier Visits
President Johnson toured poverty pockets in Indiana and Kentucky then met Tom Fletcher and family in Inez coal country. He praised education and pledged support while shaking many hands and riding in an open car with Secret Service protection.
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Washington
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Inez
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
Secret Service
John F. Kennedy
Tom Fletchers
Fletcher
Hatfield-and-McCoy Country
College dance partners picked by romantic computer
At the University of Connecticut a romance computer named Oswald matched 550 students for a dance as part of a psychology department experiment. Using 60 questions, the IBM 7040 produced three partners per student, with humans fine tuning pairings amid a crowd of about 20 extra males.
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Conn
Oswald
O.K
University of Connecticut
Psychology Department
Student Union
Jack Carlson
333
Carlson
IBM
Imost
Johnsons rally in four states fuels campaign energy
President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson toured four states on a brisk poverty swing. She praised his outreach to ordinary people, noting the trip boosted his resolve to meet the nation’s economic challenges. The First Lady described Washington as a poor thermometer for politics.
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Washington
Britain
Godstown
Maceo
Inez
Johnson
Huntington, W.va
America
Lyndon
Huntington
Unemployed laborer held in girls deaths
A 19 year old unemployed Brooklyn man was arrested on homicide charges in the August double slayings of Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert. He told police he entered their East 88th Street apartment, attacked Janice and Hoffert, and stabbed Hoffert with knives after a struggle. He provided details of taking a subway from Brooklyn to Manhattan and then entering the building through a rear stairway. The suspects’ brother said the family moved from Wildwood Indiana in 1961 and most returned last December. Miss Wylie worked at Newsweek and Miss Hoffert was a teacher. The three women shared a third floor apartment with a former college roommate.
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New York
Brooklyn
Whitmore
Janice Wylie
Emily
Hoffert
Upper East Side
Manhattan
Miss Wylie
Miss Hofert
42Nd Street
Janice
Miss Hoffert
Philip Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
East 88Th Street
Patricia Tolles
George Whitmore Jr
Emily Hoffert
Rabbi Dr Louis Jacobs denounced as heretic in Britain
The storm over Rabbi Dr Louis Jacobs follows his modern approach to theology sparking unprecedented Jewish conflict in Britain. He was greeted by a large West End Synagogue congregation, while the chief rabbi vetoed his appointment and the United Synagogue council deposed the synagogue board for loyalty to his views.
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Louis Jacobs
Dr. Jacobs
New
West End
Britain
Israel Brodie
United Synagogue of
Jacobs
United Synagogue Council
Board For Management
United Synagogue
Israel
Mastermind Of Scheme To Loot Banks Arrested
Las Vegas groom John L. Burke confessed to plotting to loot four suburban Houston banks with aides hired through the Texas Employment Commission. Police raided the couple’s apartment, seizing $10,684 in a brown bag and $494 in Burke’s wallet as authorities prepared robbery charges.
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Houston, Tex
Las Vegas
Neyz
Texas Employment Commission
Joe Singleton
John L. Burke
Burke
Landmark Beheaded in four bank robbery plot
Police quoted Burke that four messengers were innocent pawns in a scheme tied to a master mind using the name Charles Hudson. The plan sent payroll like messages to women tellers at four banks prompting them to fill bags with cash under hostage threats. One haul reached about 12 000 dollars at Belfort State Bank while another messenger was stopped with 10 050 dollars. Three banks failed to net loot, while the mastermind disappeared with the Belfort sum and may be linked to an 18 year old boy theft in Las Vegas on March 12. A similar ruse has surfaced in Pensacola and other attempted robberies were at Harrisburg National Bank, MacGregor Park National Bank and Spring Branch Bank. The messengers claimed to have been hired after applying with the Texas Employment office in Houston.
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Burke
Charles Hudson
Belfort State Bank
Hudson
Las Vegas
Nev
Pensacola
Fla
Harrisburg National Bank
MacGregor Park National Bank
Spring
Houston
Texas Employment Commission
High Point voters to decide on $6.5 million bond issue
A Sunday Enterprise feature explains what is at stake in the High Point bond election and how the funds would be spent to benefit the city. The Enterprise also previews radio medical lectures for North Carolina doctors led by High Point and UNC School of Medicine, an interview with James Baldwin on race in America, and a Florida College Week piece from Daytona Beach.
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High Point
Enterprise
North Carolina
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
James Baldwin
United States
Daytona Beach
Florida Beaches
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