Crowd confronts after card burning at Army base
A crowd surged and shouted violent threats after cards were burned outside an Army base. State Rep. James F. Condon tried to calm them with pleas for nonviolence as arrests followed. Inside, 11 youths faced charges of loitering. Several pleaded guilty and received 20 day jail terms for unpaid fines.
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James F. Cuuden
Boston
Condon
Phillips
Thomas Linehan
Bensat
O'Brien
Gregoris
O 'They
Stickgold
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Soldiers report advancing company Kapica began moving at dawn and finding enemy dead and weapons during patrols. A partial line of English lettering on a flag and scattered letters hint at slogans or casualties, with misreadings from OCR.
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Kapica
Johneon
Kienholz Exhibit At LA Art Museum Draws Biggest Crowd
Los Angeles County Museum of Art sold tickets as controversy surrounded Edward Kienholz junkyard sculptures described as pornographic by some. A crowd of 1,582 formed a long line, with many attracted by publicity while most viewers said the work was tawdry rather than obscene.
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Zy James Bacon
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Edward Kienholz
Love
Dodge
Kienholz
Lionel Belt
Women Guides
Bell
Plea From Parents in Missing Boy Kidnapping Case
The Goldman family in Miami pleads with the kidnapper of Daniel Goldman to return him safely and accept the ransom. They promise cooperation through mail, clergy, attorney, or direct phone contact and urge immediate contact. Daniel, 18, was taken at gunpoint by a middle aged man in a baseball cap demanding $25,000, with a threat to his life if not met. Police and FBI keep watch at the Goldman home near a Biscayne Bay waterway as the investigation continues.
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Paratrooper McDonald Survives Tree Landing Near Jacksonville
Paratrooper McDonald said his body folded into a tree as his leg tangled in lines causing a risky ground landing. A Marine helicopter rescued him five minutes after he landed in Maple Hill near Jacksonville and he returned to duty after a checkup at New River facility. The incident occurred during a two week Camp Lejeune area operation. his injury was a scratched wrist.
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McDonald
Maple Hill
Onslaw County
Jacksonville
New River Marine Air Facility
New River Marine Facility
Camp Lejeune
Seaborne fighting described in rough trench tale
Fragmentary notes describe seafaring troops in action, with officers praising Kapica for leadership amid a firefight. Weapon fire erupted from hidden positions as troops moved through railing hills and trees, while mentions of pine coffins hint at casualties and distribution plans in U.S. troop areas.
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U.S. Troon
Kapica
Ting
Pice
Hamlet Railway Pickets Strain Seaboard Operations
Picket lines formed by Brotherhood internees at Hamlet North Carolina as Seaboard Air Line yards near N C 277 face disruption. The Hamlet facility, Seaboard’s largest classification yard, supports about 1200 workers including diesel repair and wheel shops. Pickets marched before yard entrances as trains passed through or entered the site.
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N.C
Strik
Raleigh St
Main
Jerassings
Elreriety
Seaboard
Seaboard Airwest
Richmond
Line Railway
Hamiet
Johnson pressures business leaders to limit capital spending
President Johnson urged prominent industrialists to curb new plant and equipment investments after a White House dinner attended by about 150 bankers and executives. He warned 5 percent annual growth could not last and noted three possible anti inflation options: tax increases, federal controls, or a large federal spending cut.
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Johnson
White House
Clay pot ashtrays with inverted saucers for shops
Red clay pots are set upside down over clay saucers to create simple ashtrays for home and shop use. A hole in the pot bottom lets in matches and cigarettes, which are extinguished by the low oxygen in the enclosed space.
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New York Exchange
Warren Dorn
Noel Cannon
U. S. Supreme Court
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Jesus
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Seaboard Airline
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Brotherhood
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Powell, Kistler
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