Dallas long hair band fight leads to school ruling
In Dallas UPI reports Judge W M Taylor Jr ruled that public education terms cannot be set by students or their agents. Three 17 year olds Phil Ferrell Steve Webb and Paul Jervis refused to cut their hair to attend W S Samuel Bigs Schaal high school. Their manager Kent Alexander said private tutors or private schooling would be pursued and may seek a California recording session worth up to 100000 dollars for the band. Neiman Marcus president Stanley Marcus publicly supported the teens.
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UPI
W. 'l. White
U.S
W. M. Taylor Jr
Taylor
Texas
W. T. White
W. S. Samuel Bigs Schaal
Phil Ferrell
Steve Webb
Paul Jervis
Kent Alexander
Alexander
Stanley Marcus
Neiman-Marcus
Katzenbach Approved as Undersecretary of State
Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach won easy Senate confirmation as undersecretary of state in a 4 voice vote. He will replace George W. Ball and is expected to assume the post early next week. Democratic Leader Mansfield and GOP Leader Dirksen praised him, though Thurmond indicated he would have opposed.
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Washington
UPI
Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate
Katzenbach
George W. Ball
State Department
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S. C
Son of Judge Wickham Dies in Interstate Crash
Cardiff report says Stephen M. Wickham aged 19 from Altadena, son of Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Frank Wickham, died when his car left Interstate 3 and overturned Friday night. Passenger Geoffrey Parskey, also 19 from Arcadia, sustained multiple abrasions.
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Cardiff
Stephen M. Wickham
Altadena
Los Angeles
Frank Wickham
Geoffrey Parskey
Arcadia
Fire at Huntington Beach rink forces teen evacuation
Flames swept the Pavalon Roller Rink beside Huntington Beach Pier Friday night forcing evacuation of about 400 teenage dancers from the Carnaby Street dancehall. Fire units from Costa Mesa Fountain Valley and Westminster battled the blaze, which reached the two story top after starting in an arcade area Beach level. First reported at 10 19 pm the fire was under control shortly before midnight though smoke lingered and traffic was snarled. Police seized a suspected arsonist early today.
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Huntington Beach Municipal Pier
Carnaby Street
Costa Mesa
Fountain Valley
Westminster
Ocean Front
New Fall Draft Tests Slated for Nov 18 19
Washington announces a fall series of Selective Service college qualification tests to be held at over 500 test centers on November 18 and 19. Eligible registrants include college students, high school seniors or graduates who have not previously taken the test. Applications must be mailed to Educational Testing Service in Princeton and postmarked by October 21.
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Lewis B. Heeshey
Selective Service
Post l
Canal? Zone
Virgin Islands
Guan
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Educational Testing Service
Princeton, ML
San Francisco Curfew Tightened Amid Riots Rumors
San Francisco Mayor John F. Shelley blamed outside agitators for racial unrest as riots erupted. A three night city curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. was announced with National Guard on standby. Hunters Point and Fillmore districts were affected as youth leaders named 17 Southern California and East Bay youths.
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San Francisco
UPSD
John F. Shelley
Shelley
National Guard
Hunters Point
California
Eastay
Watts
Fillmore
Vital Statistics Note From AM Radio Religion Brief
A compact 5 by 5 weathered note from AM radio segment covers religion and vital statistics. The item references BE Radio and DE region context with a focus on public records and demographic notes.
Robber Fails in Paramount Safe Way Hold Up
Harald Ray, 46, reported a would be thief entered Safe way market at 13840 Paramount Blvd Friday and demanded cash. Ray fainted the armed intruder fled after the man followed him toward an office, the gunman then ran from the store.
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Ray
Paramount Blvd
Widespread Fighting and Bombing Shake Reds
U S forces claim major push against Communist troops near the demilitarized zone in Vietnam. B52 bombers and Canberra aircraft struck targets while Marine units near Dong Ha battled a Communist platoon. Enemy casualties total 631 in one day, with further engagements reported across Saigon area and the A Shau corridor.
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UPS
U.S
Nam
Onan Ngai
Pilnis
Wzone
Dong Ha
Tot Drowns in Bathtub Accident
A one year old boy drowned his sister Tammera Lyon Magana in a bathtub after her mother had drained the water. The victim, age one, lived at 15504 Perilin Ave and died on arrival at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Compton at 9 40 p m. The mother, Mrs Joseph F Magana age 20, told deputies she bathed her children and dried them before the accident. The boy said he placed a bomb in his sister's bath. Police noted the incident occurred amid broader reporting on the Vietnam DMZ bombing pause and international patrols overseen by the ICC. The article mixes the drownings with geopolitical updates and does not maintain a clear single focus.
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Tammera cLyon Magana
Perilin Ave
Joseph FL Magan
Physicians & Surgeons Hospital
Compton
Magana
Lakewood Sheriff's Deputies
Nam
ICC
Dmz
Memi
Joseph F
India
Canada
Poland
Mapana
Troom
TCC
Mera
Ional
Mariette
Commission
Death Toll Tops 100 as Inez Hammers Cuba
Hurricane Inez struck southeastern Cuba cracking towns and forcing evacuations. Death tolls surpassed 100 with a Cuban sergeant killed and 28 injured as Guan ITanamo buildings collapsed and 123,000 were evacuated. Dominican civil defense tallies 67 dead and 225 missing amid thousands homeless.
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Moore
Cuba
Havana
Cold snap sweeps U S midsection with sharp drops
A strong autumn cold front plummeted temperatures across the midsection by as much as 48 degrees from Thursday to Friday. Nine states between the Northern Rockies and Great Lakes faced frost risks with rainstorms along the advancing edge. Falls of an inch or more occurred in Oklahoma and Arkansas as Lubbock Texas and Colorado Springs recorded severe cooling and wind gusts, while Cuba and the Dominican Republic faced agricultural disruptions and power outages near Guantanamo and Barahona Peninsula.
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Chicago
Rockies
Great Lakes
Plains
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado Springs
Barahona Peninsula
Lubbock
Tex
Juancho
Cuba
Havana
Guantianano
Drumond Montana Tops Coldest Spot as Nation Warms
Friday morning Drum mond Montana registered 22 degrees marking the coldest spot nationwide. Across the Pacific Coast sunshine kept temperatures in the 80s afternoons while the Weather Bureau noted September's wettest in 26 years relaxing the Potomac basin drought and refilling nearly exhausted wells.
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Drummond, Mont
Pacific Coast
The
Weather Bureau
Potomac River
U.S. Peace Proposals Prompt Open Hanoi Probing
Ambassador Arthur Goldberg after meeting President Johnson cited ongoing diplomatic probing with Hanoi and a possible U.S. offer to pause bombing if the Communists de escalate. He said Washington awaits a Communist reply and warned initial reactions may be propagandistic.
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UPI
Arthur Goldberg
Johnson
Hanoi
U.S
Stles
Goldberg
Ab Lour
United Offer
Nations General Assembly
Nou
North View
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