Riots Triggered by Mob Mindset and Possible Conspiracy
AP analyst James Marlow surveys Detroit and other cities where riots erupt after denouncing police action. He notes a pattern of mob violence sparked by a loudmouth, with criminals exploiting chaos for theft. Government officials warn of criminal insurrection and urge investigation.
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James Marlow
Washington
Detroit
Johnson
President
Crime Commission
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Newark
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Nation
Riots Across North Seen Less Racial in Tone
The piece argues Northern riots were more about police restraint and economic grievance than race, noting less mob violence in the South where segregation was harsher. It cites Newark and Detroit as examples where destruction targeted Negro areas or saw white and Black criminals acting jointly, suggesting criminal inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondi
Hong
Newark
Detroit
Papal Turkey Visit Marks Historic Meeting With Orthodox Leader
Pope Paul VI arrived in Istanbul for a two day tour the first papal visit to Turkey since 711. He planned talks with Patriarch Athenagoras aimed at resuming Christian unity and addressing church law and doctrinal issues. They met at waterfront palaces and embraced twice. The trip followed a southeast Anatolian earthquake that killed at least 86 and shook Istanbul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Bolton
Istanbul
Turkey
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Constantine I
The
Golden Horn
Pope Paul
Anatolia
Paul
Italy
Europe
Asia
Greece
Cyprus
Jerusalem
Davis Will Take State Police Post
Lynn A. Davis of Texarkana says he will become director of the State Police on August 1. Governor Rockefeller appointed him to a $12,000 a year post despite a pending suit over residency requirements. Davis was an FBI agent in Los Angeles when named, and officials dispute his eligibility while Rockefeller defends the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Lynn A. Davis
Texarkana
State Police
Winthrop Rockefeller
Davis
FBI
Los Angeles
Atty
Joe Purcell
Rockefeller
Mao Regime Reported in Serious Trouble in China
Diplomatic reports in London described the Mao Tse-tung regime as in danger of collapse, with central authority fading and risk of warlord rule or civil war. Hong Kong sources said Red Army factions in Wuhan resist the purge, while Gen Chen Tsai-tao leads a resisting faction as the army grows more neutral.
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Thaler
London
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Mao
Hong Kong
Red Army
China
Wuhan
Chen Tsai-tao
Chen
Baby Struck by Car in Camden Driveway
11 month old Alvira Anita Heard, daughter of Ester Lee Heard, Camden, was killed when her uncle Walter Lee Brown backed from the driveway and a rear wheel rolled over the child. She died about two hours later en route to a Little Rock hospital.
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Camden
Ark
Alvira Anita Heard
Ester Lee Heard
Walter Lee Brown
Little Rock
Best Exercise Is to Count Your Blessings Says Hal Boyle
New York AP report outlines simple, uplifting blessings from courtships of pigeons to a pay envelope surprise. The essay urges readers to list things that brighten life, from summer fruits to a cold lake plunge, and cautions against outsourcing the task to a computer.
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Fteel
Hal Boyle
Halboyle
New York
Andy Williams
Land of the
Detroit Paratroopers Learn Riot Control Tactics
Detroit paratroopers trained in riot suppression and crowd control for dealing with urban disturbances. Training covers bayonet use, crowd dispersal formations, and force levels, with units from the 82nd and 101st Airborne deployed to Michigan by request of Gov. Romney. They emphasize firm, polite conduct and readiness to act decisively if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Horton Washington
Detroit
Pentagon
82Nd
101St Airborne
Michigan
Johnson
George Romsney
Fugitive in Oregon Faces Arraignment
Johnny William Baumgardner, 27, awaiting arraignment in Klamath Falls on a fugitive warrant for escape from Tucker Prison Farm in Arkansas. He was captured after fleeing May 29 and may waive or appeal extradition. Baumgardner, serving time for armed robbery, cited beatings as the reason for his escape.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Tucker Prison Farm
Arkansas
Johnny William Baumgardner
Tucker
Baumgardner
Four-year term for governor urged in Arkansas
Shirley McFarlin of the Arkansas Constitutional Revision Study Commission told a Monday night meeting in Crossett that the Executive Branch Committee will likely recommend a four-year governor term with possible term limits. The group may also suggest reducing constitutional officers, redefining the lieutenant governor role, and requiring an extra vote to override a gubernatorial veto. She noted likely study of the lieutenant governor and potential ticket alignment, with full commission to review committee reports next month.
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Executive Branch
Iieus
Walter Nuno
Legislative Branch
Nunn
Kay Collett
Fayetteville
Arkansas Extradition Sought In Arkansas Burglary Case
Pulaski County Prosecutor Rich ard Adkisson said he would initiate extradition today for Ronald Smith held on 500000 bond in Dothan. Smith is charged in Arkansas with burglary of M M Cohn Co in Little Rock with about 20000 cash and merchandise stolen. trial date set for Sept 26. Alabama Parole Board Chair Swearingen delayed any immediate return while perjury case pending after Smith left Kilby Prison on parole four weeks ago.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pulaski County
Richard Adkisson
Ronald Smith
Dothan
Smith
Arkansas
Adkisson
M. M. Cohn Co
Little Rock
Alabama Parole Board
W. H. Swearingen
Swearingen
Kilby
Bombers Hit Vinh Power Plant in Coordinated Strike
American warplanes and naval bombardment hit the Ben Thuy power plant near Vinh in a coordinated air and sea assault. The attack, the first combined air navy strike on a major North Vietnamese target, followed a day of continued air raids and guerrilla activity across South Vietnam.
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Georgey McArthur
Saigon
Vinh
U.S
South Vietenam
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
1St Corps
St. Paul
Constellation
Ben Thuy
Tonkin Gulf
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Hanoi
Hope youths cast in Girl Crazy at University of Arkansas
Elaine Gilley and Yvonne Barber of Hope join the cast for a July 29 production. Camp Tanaka attendees include Debbie Barham Impson Underwood and Sherrie Mosier. Homecoming at Ephesus Church Emmet July 30 with preaching and lunch. Letter asks tax effect of street program. answer outlines license fee and 5 mill exemption. Bill Fuller catches a 3 pound bass solo. Paul C Stephens commissioned as second lieutenant reports to Ft. Lewis after Army training.
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Elaine Gilley
Portus Gilley
Yvonne Barber
Martin Barber
Hope
University of Arkansas
Fve
Hope High School
Tanaka
Hot Springs
Debbie Barham
Debbie Impson
Calvin Underwood
Oak Grove Methodist Church
Spring Hit Methodist Church
Sherrie Mosier
Linda Tarpley
Barbara Fuller
Connie Robbins
Hope Street
Charie
Charlie
Paul C. Stephens
P. C. Stephens
Blevins
U.S
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Stephens
Ft. Lee
Virginia
Southern State College
Bank of Blevins
De Gaulle Angers Canada With Quebec Secession Plea
In Montreal Charles de Gaulle amid cheering separatists shouted Vive le Quebec Libre prompting protests and a flood of telegrams and calls. Prime Minister Pearson sought a transcript while opposition leader Diefenbaker called the remarks an intrusion into Canada’s affairs.
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Stephens
Montreal
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
Quebec
Lester B. Pearson
de Gaulle
Pearson
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Patience and Providence Guiding Goals and Blessings
A devotional collage quotes Ecclesiastes Rousseau and Corinthians highlighting patience as a path to success and abundance. The passage stresses that endurance over pride yields better outcomes and that God can supply enough for every good work.
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