Dr Dolan of Hillsboro Dies at 62 in Wisconsin
Dr. Thomas M. Dolan of Hillsboro, 62, longtime dentist and community leader since 1927, died at a Viroqua hospital after a long illness. Services will be at St. Aloysius Catholic Church with burial in Mt. Vernon Cemetery. He was born in Ferryville, married to Elsie Fitzpatrick, and held roles in the Sault-Juneau Dental Association, Hillsboro School Board, and local clubs. He is survived by his widow, daughter Patricia, and several siblings.
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Thomas M. Dolan
Viroqua Hospital
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Mt. Vernon
James Geyer
Fick Funeral
Dr. Dolan
Ferryville
Elsie Fitspatrick
Campion Academy
Prairie du Chien
College of Dental Surgery
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Sault-Juneau Dental Association
Riots Rock Los Angeles as National Guard Enforces Curfew
National Guardsmen forced their way with rifle fire and bayonets through rioting streets in the Los Angeles Negro district. By day four, looting and arson spread with 16 dead and hundreds injured including a deputy slain by looters and a Negro sniper killed by quartermen.
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Los Angeles
Guartermen
Riots spread as psychiatrists warn of further unrest
Two Los Angeles psychiatrists say anger and mistrust fueled four days of violence in Watts and nearby areas. They urge nonprofessional police review and note self-hatred and perceived injustices as core factors. Looting, arson, and clashes with police intensified as National Guard and police moved in.
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Los Angeles
Edward J. Stainbrook
University of Southern California Medical School
Alvin F. Poussaint
UCLA
Neuropsychiatric Institute
Watts
Navy Extends Enlistments to Boost Viet Nam War Effort
The Navy extends regular Navy and Marine Corps enlistments by four months to bolster manning for the Vietnam war. Orders signed by Secretary Paul H. Nitze set effective dates for Marine enlisted personnel August 20 and Navy personnel September 15. The move follows lagging voluntary extensions and a recent draft decision, with details on the total affected not immediately released.
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Washington
Navy
Viet Nam
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Pentagon
Nitze
Tremple Fair Association President Dies
Clarence Brown, 73, president of the Trempealeau County Fair Association, died in a La Crosse hospital Friday after suffering a heart attack. He had a heat exhaustion episode after the Monroe County Fair in Galesville July 22 to 25 and was hospitalized only after the heart attack occurred last Sunday. Brown and his wife were active in 4-H Club work in Trempealeau County.
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Galesville
Wis
Clarence Brown
Weekend Sky Cool and Showery Outlook
Partly cloudy and cooler Saturday night and Sunday with scattered showers and thundershowers. Low Sunday in the 60s, high in the 80s with winds turning northwesterly. Fair Monday with lows 55 to 60.
Destruction Of Draft Card To Be Costly
President Johnson received a bill imposing stiff penalties for willful destruction or mutilation of Selective Service registration cards. The Senate approved the measure by voice vote after hurried passage in both houses amid demonstrations opposing U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
U.S
Johnson Proclaims Leif Ericson Day in 1960 backers
President Johnson has proclaimed October 9 as Leif Ericson Day and urged Americans to honor the bold explorer. The declaration emphasizes recognizing the explorer's daring legacy and influence.
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Johnson
Leif Ericson
Johnson City
Tex
Pickets Outside Police Headquarters After Violent Night
Civil rights demonstrators picketed Springfield Police Headquarters following a night of violence that burned two buildings and led to 23 arrests. Demonstrators, bound by nonviolence, planned further protests with reinforcements from Boston and New Haven.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Boston
New Haven
Conn
Police Commission
Twiggs
Paratroopers Meet Montagnard Villagers In Vietnam Handshake
U S paratroopers from the 1st Battalion 173rd Airborne Brigade probed a highland village south of Route 19 in Pleiku province. After tense rounds of rifle bearing the unit accepted a ceremonial handshake from an old man emerging from a bunker as villagers gathered amidst burning huts and improvised celebrations.
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Horst Faas
Plei HO Drong
South Viet Nam
U.S
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Highlands
Pleiku
Duc Co
Ia Drang
Chicago Cops End Outbreak On West Side
Chicago police ended a violent West Side outbreak after over seven hours of clashes with hundreds of rioters. More than 150 officers faced destruction of property and injuries to 18 officers and 47 civilians, with 105 arrests and looting reported.
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Chicago
West Side
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