Housing Demonstrators Hit by Rocks and Rain in Chicago
In Chicago area protests against housing, marchers faced jeers and tossed objects including rocks and firecrackers as rain dampened potential violence. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr led 500 civil rights marchers through East Side amid a city ban on multiple simultaneous marches.
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Stranded Tourists Flying Home Amid Airline Restorations
Four of five major airlines reported near normal service as 1,600 American tourists stranded in Europe began returning home. Trans World Flight 1 carried 145 passengers from Shannon to Kennedy, part of about a dozen return flights. Northwest aimed to resume midweek service. National reported over 90 percent load factors on New York to Florida runs. A United spokesman noted Kennedy and Newark volumes at about 70 percent with many no shows. NWA announced twice weekly jet service Tokyo to Philadelphia Detroit and Minneapolis starting soon.
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Indonesia Disbands Crush Malaysia Command
Indonesia officially disbanded its Crush Malaysia Command today and would revert to the Supreme Command as it was before the confrontation began three years ago. President Sukarno presided over a meeting that also discussed speedy solutions to the Malaysian issue amid internal disturbances in Bandung.
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Tank truck crash in Tampa kills two drivers
A tank truck carrying 48,000 pounds of phosphoric acid overturned in Tampa, crushing a passing car and killing two men inside. The truck driver, Gerald Parker Smith, 26, was not injured and charged with reckless driving. Passenger Paul E. Busse, 35, of Jacksonville, was hospitalized in serious condition. The deceased were Sam Samone Lauro, 48, and Emil Edward Bender, 51, both of Tampa.
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