Johnson Rios Riot Leaders Press for Crime Policy
President Johnson spoke in Kansas City to police chiefs calling for action against crime in the streets and for fair enforcement. He met privately with Harry S Truman and urged swift, blind justice and universal protection, stressing action over hand-wringing. The remarks followed coverage of Detroit riots and civil rights developments nationwide.
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America
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Detroit
U.S. Air Power Rips North Vietnam Invasion Bid
U S air and artillery blitz targeted gun emplacements near the DMZ and Haiphong as 137 missions pounded a power plant and rail link. Ground actions in the Mekong Delta reported heavy Viet Cong casualties, with 134 killed in two days as American deaths rose to 13,129 for the war.
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Haiphong
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IRS Suspect Surrenders After Office Lock-In
A trucking firm owner in Oxnard, Raymond Russell Scott, 51, held himself inside his office to protest IRS seizure actions over unpaid taxes. He surrendered after a warrant was read, facing a max of three years and a $5,000 fine. The case cites $797.73 in 1966 with another lien of $1,582 on a separate business. Arlin, his 16 year old son, and Bettie, his wife, were mentioned. The article also covers Armando Leal’s Vietnam travel and a Marine casualty report.
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Notable Figures Drawn Into National Spotlight
Ratna Sari Dewi, Sukarno's wife, arrives in Honolulu as Humphrey endorses Gary mayoral candidate Richard Hatcher. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards face immigration questioning in New York while Rolling Stones’ business matters proceed. Georgia Governor Maddox threatens a newsman ban, Romney visits Rockefeller, and a coroner's jury deems a Marine's shot justified homicide in North Hollywood. FBI identifies bones of Denise Clinton in Wyoming grave as Sue Lyon sues for damages over a 1965 crash. Jane Fonda's Rome shoot causes illness, tied to Barbarella conditions.
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Rolling Stones
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Mick Jagger
Keith Richard
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O Hara proposes monthly attendance records to cut quorums
Rep Barratt O Hara the 85 year old Democrat argues that daily House sessions could be shortened if younger members attend, proposing monthly and yearly publication of attendance to ease absenteeism. He notes he has missed only two roll calls since 1954 and urges standards from the Ethics Committee.
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