March 3 Fighters Released on Bail in LA Clash
Three American Nazi Party members Ralph Forbes George Carpenter and Robert Walton were released on $110 bail each after a disturbance at a peace march in Los Angeles. Cuban refugee Ricardi Veldez faced a felony assault charge. About 6 000 protesters marched on Wilshire Boulevard to denounce U S involvement in Vietnam and mark Hiroshima’s 22nd anniversary.
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American Nazi Party
Monte
Ralph Forbes
George Carpenter
Robert Walton
Ricardi Veldez
U.S
Vietnam
Wilshire Boulevard
Hiroshima
Japan
Los Angeles Federal Building
Dad of 13 Shot, Body Found Near Road in South El Monte
Isabel Perez Sanchez, 53, a South El Monte resident and father of 13, was found shot multiple times and dumped near the Lexington Gallatin road recreation area. Deputies said money was missing, suggesting robbery as the motive. A caller reported a bloodied body near the roadway before hanging up.
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South EL Monte
CNS
Theody
Isabel Perez Sanchez
Lexington-Gallatin
Hotel Fate Signals End of Lafayette's Ballroom Era
The Lafayette Hotel in Long Beach will close its ballroom and shift to an apartment hotel starting September 3, ending its role as host to the International Beauty Congress and its week-long events. A longtime senior hotel patron notes the change marks a quiet but definitive end of an era.
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Lafayette Hotel
Broadway and
Linden Avenue
Long Beach
Lafayette
IBC
Broadway
Linden
Lafayette to end hotel operation September
Lafayette will cease hotel operation on September 3 affecting about 1,000 people. The site will be converted into a residential apartment hotel with a complete refurbishing program aimed at attracting young executives in downtown Long Beach. McKinnon, long associated with bids for a new 500 room hotel nearby, emphasizes confidence in Long Beach hotel prospects amid planned convention center upgrades.
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Lafayette
Long Beach
McKinnon
Pacific Terrace
Long Beach Arena Convention Center
Campbell
Lanais
Conrad Hilton
Lafayette Hotel Co
Convention Center
Ocean Boulevard
Long Beach Boulevard
Pine Avenue
Tidelands
Car Bomb Kills Georgia Prosecutor Amid Crime Surge
Posey cites Hoard casework and crime links after a car bomb killed the district attorney in Georgia. He offered $1000 for information leading to the killer. Hoard’s activity spurred 79 filed cases, prompting Gov. Sanders to hire a second circuit judge to handle the load.
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Hoard
Georgia
Posey
Carl Sanders
Schools Hike Tax Four Cents For Repairs And Replacements
The district plans a four cent tax increase to fund repairs and replacements of classrooms built before 1933. Officials say careful budgeting will keep the rate near $4.10 while avoiding cuts to summer programs or kindergarten wait lists. The budget totals $67,554,560 for salaries and operations with $600,000 in warehoused supplies and a $250,000 general reserve. Uncontested district valuations rise to about $1.022 billion, with $131 million in contested values. carryover funds will be sustained by a $4.14 levy.
Los Angeles Approves Public Utilities Tax to Trim Deficit
The Los Angeles City Council approved an 86.2 percent public utilities use tax to raise about 5 million dollars, aiming to cover a 1.8 million shortfall in the 1967 68 city budget of 367.7 million.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Harlem Demonstration at Capitol Ends in Arrests
A Harlem protest crowd near the Capitol led to arrests as demonstrators opposed a rat eradication plan amid tense exchanges with lawmakers. Congressman Powell, blocked from his seat, and Rep Brasca urged calm while a woman shouted abuse from a wagon as police cleared the plaza.
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Adan Clayton Powell
Harlem
Capitol Plaza
Housing starts revised downward for June
Washington reports the Commerce Department cut its June housing starts estimate. The initial gain of 0.3 percent to an annual rate of 1,302,000 units is replaced by a 4 percent decline to 1,209,000 units after revised methods and adjustments.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Two Police Charged in Detroit Riot Murders
In Detroit amid a week of deadly riot violence two white officers were charged with murder for the shotgun deaths of two Black youths found at the Algiers motel near Woodward Avenue. Police also charged two Black men with murder in another officer’s killing.
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Detroit
Detrait
Algiers
Woodward Avenue
West Side
William Car Halan
Ronald August
Aubrey Pollard
Polite
Temple
Pollard
Carl Cooper
TV Sets Stolen From Edwards Home In Long Beach
A prowler entered a second story window at Edwards Furniture on Atlantic Avenue and stole two portable TV sets. Police say the loss totaled 3100 dollars.
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Edwards
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Market Closes Early After Heavy Volume Rush
New York and American Stock Exchanges will close at 2 p.m. for the rest of the week to allow brokerage firms to catch up with paperwork after a period of very heavy trading.
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New York
American Stock Exchanges
LSD Trip Detours Man Kills LSD Pusher in San Francisco
In San Francisco an LSD user and motorcyclist Eric F. Dahlstrom 23 said he killed John K. Carter 25 during a bad trip over a disputed LSD sale. Dahlstrom was charged with murder as police investigated possible ties to another hippie drug dealer slaying.
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San Francisco
UPI
Eric F. Dahlstrom
Sausalito
San Francisco Examiner
John K. Carter
Dahlstrom
Carter
Caner
Haight-Ashbury
Mom Held in Death of 4. Children
In Dunstable Massachusetts a mother Mary Connelly aged 40 was charged with murder after four children Brenda Connolly 16 Gregory UU Gary 7 and Thomas 3 were found dead from shotgun blasts in their Main Street home. The fire started early Monday and a gun linked to the incident was recovered.
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Dunstable
Mass
UPI
Brenda Connolly
Gregory
Gary
Thomas
Main Street
Mary Connolly
Francis G. Connanily Jr
Connelly
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lowell
Gary Connelly
Canadian Seamen Set Aug 17 Strike
Leonard McLaughlin president of the Seafarers International Union notified 32 Canadian shipping companies Monday of an August 17 strike deadline. About 4400 seamen would walk off 180 vessels on the Great Lakes and along the East Coast. Other maritime unions have pledged to respect the union's pickets and the strike could tie up shipping across Canada.
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Montreal
Leonard McLaughlin
Seafarers International Union
Great Lakes
Canada
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