Should Have Let Chicago Stand In Daley Riot Rumors
Alex H Washburn Humphrey faults Chicago police handling of mob violence near the Democratic National Convention. He defends Daley, later reconsiders on TV, calls for a citizens commission. Polls show 60 percent backed law enforcement, while race and convention politics influenced votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Hubert
Humphrey
Daley
New York
Democratic Standard-Bearer
Lyndon B. Johnson
Citizens Commission
Television and Press Association
Capone
Warm Air Brings Heavy Showers Across Arkansas
Warm and humid air moving northward across Arkansas is expected to bring heavy shower and thundershower activity through Wednesday. Conflicts between high and low pressure systems and Gulf moisture drive the activity, with early rainfall minimal at Texarkana and El Dorado. Temperatures range from morning lows near 63 to highs around 94 across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Texarkana
el Dorado
Fayetteute
Fort Smith
Harrison
Little Rock
Snow blankets Mauna Kea summit in Hawaii
Snow fell on Mauna Kea in Hawaii as a weekend thunderstorm draped the 13, 196 foot volcano. The white cover extended about 1,000 feet down from the summit, startling hikers and residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawaii
Islane Amt
Mauna Kea
Berkeley declares civil disaster after Telegraph violence
Berkeley declares a civil disaster after two nights of violence on Telegraph Avenue. City Manager William C Hanley bans loitering 8 pm to 6 am, assemblies, parades and amplifiers on public property. Four officers injured, 30 arrests, call for pedestrian mall on two blocks. protesters include Barkeley students and militant groups. A baby was found on St Mary’s Hospital steps weighing four pounds ten ounces named Mary Labor Day.
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Berkeley
Calif
William C. Haneley
University City
Telegraph Avenue
Hanley
Chicago
University of California
San Francisco
Vic Vieira
Barkeley
Bert Beren
Black Panthers
Students For A Democratic Society
International Socialist Association
Young Socialist Alliance
The
Peace and Freedom Party
Reno
New
St. Mary's Hospital
Mary
Gerard
Czech Liberals Chart Course to end Soviet Occupation
Prague liberals press cautious plan for swift Soviet troop withdrawal and reform, while party chief Dubeck warns against rushing changes. Central committee backs Moscow agreement, press censorship, and liberal retention in government as reform talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rehak
Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Alexander Dubeck
Warsaw Pact
Central Committee
Dubeck
Vecerni Praha
Moscow
Pollution costs U S taxpayers twelve billion yearly
A New York AP column notes U S pollution costs reach 12 billion annually, with experts arguing a 4 billion yearly effort could cut two thirds. The piece also touches on weather, golf history, left handedness, cryotherapy, and dental hygiene reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hal Boyle
New York
Wilfrid Bach
University of Cincinnati
Mary Queen of Scots
Congress to Convene on Wednesday
Congressman return to Washington to tackle gun control and President Johnson's nomination of Abe Fortas to replace Earl Warren as chief justice. Senate action on the Fortas nomination remains uncertain as Warren hints he will stay to open the fall session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Hunt
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Warren
Homer Thornberry
China
National
Vietnam
Berkeley
Man Injured in Bakery Blast Seeks Gentle Recovery
Bobby Hudson was treated at Texarkana hospital after an oven explosion at Joe's City Bakery downtown. He sustained second degree burns to the face arms and chest but is expected to recover. Officials suspect an electrical switch caused the blast which also damaged the oven and blew out a storefront window. the bakery hopes to reopen soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Hudson
Joe's City Bakery
Texarkana Hospital
Joe’s City
Texarkana
Joe's
Moon
Asks Probe of Disorders in Chicago
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged a blue ribbon citizens committee to investigate the Chicago protest disorders. He proposed a group including lawyers and sociologists with no public officials to analyze actions of demonstrators police and media. Humphrey defended Daley but condemned police beating.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Blue
Citizens Committee
Chicago
New York
Fifth Avenue
Humphrey
Ford Foundation
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Wndt-Tv
Barry Gray
WMCA
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Darlington
D.C
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
Local Milk Producers Attend First Annual Convention
Mr and Mrs Autrey Wilson and Mr and Mrs Carl Hamilton joined 500 members and families of Central Arkansas Milk Producers Association at Milk Producers Inc first annual meeting in San Antonio Texas August 30 31. Over 3000 attendees from seven states traveled by chartered bus or train for the all expense trip. President Johnson spoke at the banquet with Mrs Johnson and several lawmakers present. Former Assistant Secretary George L Mehryen spoke Saturday morning. Free tickets were given to Hemis Fary and the Dale Robertson Show. all returned home Sunday.
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Autrey Wilson
Carl Hamilton
Central Arkansas Milk Producers Association
Milk Producers, Inc
San Antonio
Tex
Hamiltons
Vernon Brown Dairy
Johnson
J. William Fulbright
Rep
Wilbur Mills
John Paul Hamer Merschmidt
David Pryor
George L. Mehr Yen
Hemis+ Fary
Dale Robertson
Afer
Skywriter’s love message sparks Seattle mystery
A skywriting message reading I love you appeared over Seattle on Monday. Several women called the Seattle Post-Intelligencer seeking the author or sponsor. Commercial pilot Art Bell said he had just finished a flight and did it because he felt good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Art Bell
Iran quake toll reaches eleven thousand as village wiped
Survivors wander through rubble of Kakhk in northeastern Iran where about 11,000 are dead or missing after a weekend earthquake flattening much of the area. Officials warn the town’s mosque remains the only standing structure as the search for bodies continues amid hopelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvis Rabin
Associated Press
Kakhk
Tran AP
Iran
Shah
Farah
Ruling Keeps Democrats in Power
The Arkansas Supreme Court held the state Board of Election Commissioners need not name a third member of county election boards from the majority party. The 5-2 ruling keeps Democrats in control, allowing designation of a majority party member who may not be of that party. Governor Rockefeller called the decision shocking. aides argued the GOP merely seeks a designated representative.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
State Board of Election Commissioners
County Boards of Election Commissioners
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Tom Eisele
GOP
State Board of Eelection Commissioners
Orval E. Faubus
Humphrey Talks Law and Order Amid Chicago Nomination
Vice President Hubert Humphrey pursues a middle road on law and order after winning the Democratic presidential nomination in Chicago. He has spoken on the issue three times since his victory, with emphasis shifting to appeal to different groups as strategists plan the campaign.
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Wladyslaw Gomulkis
Polish Communist Party
Warsaw
Hubert J. Humphrey
Georgia
Iran
Carl P. Learsdorf
Associated Press
Waverly, Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chicago
Humphrey
Mayors Daly and town notes on litter and year entries
Mrs. Gus Hickerson and Hervey Holt are listed in hospital care in Temple and Little Rock respectively. Hope High 1968 graduates will enter Southern State College Magnolia. Littering critiques and recent cleanup costs are detailed across Rosston Road and downtown Hope with police noting a quiet Labor Day. Joe's Bakery oven explosion injures a worker, hospitalized in Texarkana.
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Gus Hickerson
Scott-White Clinic
Temple
Texas
Hervey Holt
Veterans Hospital
Little Rock
Hope High
Southern State College
Magnolia
Susan Barger
Kathryn Coleman
Kay Colesponte
Rocky Cummings
Jacky Larry East
Danny Piet
Martha Flowers
Montie Garner
John Greene
Patsy Hatfield
Donald Middlebrooks
Mike Russell
Cynthia Trout
Mike Voss
Mary Nell Williams
Terror Attacks and Saigon Raid Kill 20 Civilians
Viet Cong guerrillas launched two grenade attacks in Saigon, one in front of the U.S. Agency for International Development headquarters, killing 20 civilians in Long Thanh district town and wounding more. A second grenade hit the Saigon dock area, with several wounded. B52 bombers shelled targets west and northwest of Saigon as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces remained on alert amid signs of a broader offensive.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
U.S. Agency For International Development
Hattal U.S
Bar
Long Thanh
Algon
Phan Thiet
Herce
Tay Ninh
Au Tie Otc Heh Pees Gon
de Nang
da Nang
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Alex. H. Washburn Humphrey
London
Harriet van Horne
Breyer
Hippos Crates
Mayor Daley
Star
Rosston Road
Highway 4
Hope
Miter
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