Page Two Students in Japan Stage Wild Riots
Tokyo police cracked down during a nationwide antiwar observance led by labor unions claiming 860,000 participants in about 600 demonstrations. Nearly 1,000 arrests and at least 150 injuries were reported, with a four hour rampage at Shinjuku Station and 6,000 students battering barricades and halting morning trains.
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Tokyo
Shinjuku
Japan
Osaka
Fukuoka
Aichi
Hokkaido
Shinuku
Verbal blows and electoral deadlock loom in 1968 race
Nixon argues only a House win could halt his presidency. Humphrey says he would govern if elected by the House after losing the popular vote. O'Brien accuses Nixon of courting deals. Wallace pledges farm aid reforms while LeMay notes veteran frustration from Vietnam. The piece ends noting a hurricane can lift two billion tons of water daily.
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House of Representatives
Nixon
Wallace
Humphrey
Lawrence F. O’brien
Moline
Curtis E. LeMay
Weather Forecast for Arkansas Experiment Station
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday notes high 78 and low 46. Forecast calls for scattered showers and a few thunderstorms moving in from the west with decreasing clouds through the afternoon. Expect generally fair tonight and Wednesday, cooler tonight and mild Wednesday with low tonight 38 to 48.
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Tion
Arkansas
New Gun Law Registration Challenged in San Francisco
The state District Court of Appeals ruled San Francisco's gun registration law invalid, finding partial conflict with state statutes and no distinct local need for varied local registration. The ordinance, adopted after RFK's assassination, required $1 gun registration and was to be enforced pending appeal.
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San Francisco
State District Court of Appeals
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson signs wide gun control bill into law
President Johnson signs the broad gun control act restricting interstate sale of rifles shotguns and ammunition in a Cabinet room ceremony. He calls it the most comprehensive law yet but says it falls short on licensing and registration. He cites the Kennedy assassination as a factor in passing the measure.
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John Chadwick
Associated
Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Bernard Denies Any Ties With Hunt in Senate Race
In Little Rock, Republican candidate Charles T. Bernard rejected any ties to Texas oilman H. L. Hunt and challenged opponent J. W. Fulbright to a TV debate. Bernard said he would refuse Hunt’s contributions and noted a mail packet from Hunt his wife received, though unsigned. He criticized outsiders participating in Arkansas politics.
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Little Rock
Charles T. Bernard
U.S. Senate
Texas
H. L. Hunt
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Bernard
Earle
Hunt
Fulbright
Arkansas
Allison to Give Data to Grand Juries
Ed Allison a Republican candidate for state land commissioner says he will present to grand juries in at least Mississippi and Poinsett counties the findings of an investigation into Land Commissioner Sam Jones. He asserts Jones operates a lumber business from state Land Department offices with department personnel. Allison will file no charges himself.
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Little Rock
Ed Allison
Sam Jones
State Land Department
Jones
State Capitol
Ami
Land Department
Allison
Mississippi
Poinsett
Labor Union Can Be Sued Court Rules
Arkansas Supreme Court in a 5-2 decision held that a labor union can be sued for civil damages in a Sebastian County case. Juanita Thomas, a Fort Smith employee, alleged injuries, threats, harassment, libel, and slander by the United Auto Workers and nine members, seeking 109000 plus 500000 in punitive damages. The court reversed a lower ruling that unions are non entities.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
High Court
Circuit Court
Russell C. Roberts
Conway
Ralph V. Childers
Reptilcan Party
Conaway County
Sebastian County
Juanita Thomas
General Electric Corp
Fort Smith
United Auto
Carleton Harris
J. Fred Jones
Thomas
UAW
Conway County
Childers
John Oliver
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