Rioting and Looting Across Philadelphia North Side
Civil unrest broke out on Philadelphia's north side with looting and property damage in a four square mile area. Police, including 700 riot officers, faced vented crowds injuring 32 officers and 95 civilians. At least 102 adults and 5 juveniles were arrested, many injured released from hospitals.
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Philadelphia
North Side
Howard R. Learry
Leary
Odessa Bradford
Bradford
James H. J. Tate
City Hall
Industrial Firm Cleared Of Blame In Milwaukee Blast
An Industrial Commission investigation cleared the Falk Corp of blame after a machine explosion killed one worker and injured 11. A metallurgical fault or steel forging issue caused the gear to shatter, with a 1100 pound fragment piercing the roof and flying up to a half mile away.
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Milwaukee
Industrial Commission
Falk Corp
August Sigurdson
Falk
Sigurdson
Richard Falk
School Requests Still Alive In Commission
The La Crosse City Plan Commission discussed a tentative 1965 capital improvements plan totaling 1,082,980 dollars with three top school priorities, led by an elementary school at 28th and Birch Streets. Other key items include Longfellow Junior High addition and North end French Island land for a school, with some commissioners opposing the Birch project.
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la Crosse City
Basil Reimers
Oanh Made Acting Premier In Troubled South VietNam
The United States urges Saigon leaders to settle internal disputes quickly to focus on the anti-Communist war. Ambassador Taylor stays in Saigon to press for rapid resolution while military operations continue amid city turmoil and interfaith tensions.
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Oanh
South VietNam
Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Red China
U.S
North Viet Nam
Red
Laos
Paris
Oanh Named Acting Premier As Rioters Rule Saigon
In Saigon a two day crisis ends with Dr Nguyen Xuan Oanh taking caretaker power for two months while Maj Gen Nguyen Khanh remains premier but ill at the Dalat resort. The move comes after street fighting between Buddhists and Roman Catholics and a harsh government crackdown. Police arrest hundreds amid clashes and looting as American involvement appears to deepen.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
Oanh
Nguyen Khanh
Dalat
Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Duong van Minh
Harvard University
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Miller Attacks LBJ Wartime Service At Chautauqua Rally
Rep. William E. Miller says Johnson elected to be a congressman not a soldier in World War II while Goldwater stayed in service. He notes Johnson’s Navy entry on December 8 1941 and Silver Star missions, calling a Democratic convention biography misleading. Miller finishes a 14 hour tour with a 7 000 person speech at Chautauqua Institution.
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Buffalo
N.Y
William E. Miller
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Miller
Navy
Pearl Harbor
South Pacific
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
Lockport
NFO Director Calls Boycott Strongest Ever
NFO director Robert Manke said the current withholding action on livestock in 23 states is stronger than a previous market boycott. He accused some markets of inflating receipts to break NFO morale as 300 people heard him in Elkhorn. The Milwaukee Exchange reported receipts more than double normal. prices weakened across cattle and hogs as a heavy run occurred.
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Robert Manke
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Manke
Wisconsin
Illinois
Elkhorn
Milwaukee Livestock Exchange
Nimbus satellite sends clearer earth pictures from fifth orbit
NASA and the Weather Bureau display Nimbus APT images improving over Tiros systems. The first clear view from 500 miles over Baton Rouge shows Gulf of Mexico and Texas coast as Hurricane Cleo monitored. Officials call the results remarkable and note potential for nighttime photography and enhanced hurricane tracking.
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Nimbus I
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Cleo
Florida
Georgia
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
NASA
UPI
David S. Johnson
Weather Bureau
National Weather Satellite Center
Suitland
Johnson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
The
Nimbus
Baton Rouge
Gulf of Mexico
Morris Tepper
APT
Tiros
Johnson May Remain in Washington Amid Wisconsin District Shuffle
Rep. Lester Johnson of Black River Falls, a 9th District Democrat, declined re election amid reapportionment. He hinted he may stay in Washington, while Postmaster General Gronouski campaigned for elderly health programs. Wallace Mehlberg, former farm aid chief, eyes a Western Wisconsin state senate bid.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison
Atlantic City
N.J
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Wisconsin
Johnson
Washington
John Gronouski
Woman Survives Seven Hour Mountain Plane Crash Rescue
Roberta Kowaczek 25, of Chicago, survived a crash that killed her father and brother during a fishing trip near Yellowstone. After two nights in Snowbound terrain she crawled to safety, aided by rescuers led by Sheriff Kinkade and a seven hour horseback trek. Her brother Peter 19 and father Richard 51 died in the 11,500 foot crash zone. She was treated at Coe Memorial Hospital as authorities planned removal of the bodies.
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Cody
Wyo
Chicago
Roberta Kowaczek
Yellowstone National Park
Paul S. Roth
Shoshone National Forest
Kowaczek
Peter
Richard Kowaczek
Silver Tip Basin
Yellowstone
Miss Kowaczek
Roth
Harley Kinkade
Kinkade
Coe Memorial Hospital
State Highway Toll Reaches 702 After Two Deaths
Wisconsin's 1964 highway death toll rises to 702, up from 550 a year earlier. Beatrice A. Hromek, 67, of rural Mosinee died in a collision of a car and a truck on Highway 107 near Marathon County Trunk N south of Marathon. Harold Kluender, 23, of rural Waupaca died when his car left a town road and crashed through a fence, authorities said.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Beatrice A. Hromek
Mosinee
Highway 107
Marathon County
Marathon
Harold Kluender
Waupaca
New Motel Planned in Madison for Nearly One Million
AP reports the Madison city building inspection department issued a permit Friday for a motor hotel project costing almost 1 million dollars. The plans outline a new motel development to be built in the city.
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Madison
City Building Inspection Department
Makarios Opens Egypt Talks Amid Cyprus Crisis
Archbishop Makarios arrived in Alexandria to meet Egyptian President Nasser seeking military and diplomatic support for Greek Cypriots amid a dispute over Turkish troop rotation. U Thant in Geneva discussed the issue with Greek and Turkish representatives and may urge a delay in troop rotations.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Alexandria
Nasser
Mediterranean
Geneva
United Nations
U Thant
Dimitrios Nicoleirezis
Greece
Nihat Erim
Turkey
U.S
Dean Acheson
U.N
Kata Pyrgos
Athens
Weather outlook with clouds and showers scattered
Cloudy conditions with scattered thunder showers and a warm night. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph shift to northwest 20 to 30 mph late tonight. Showers end Sunday morning, then partly cloudy and cooler. Lows mid 60s, highs mid 70s, Monday is fair and mild with lows 50s to 55.
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15Th Streets
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Stanley Branche
Militant Committee For Freedom Now
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Birch ST. School
Oak Street
al Kramer
Kramer
4Th Street
South Lee
Malcolm W. Browne
International Monetary Fund
LBJ
Earth
Nim/Gulf Coast
Hurang
BRF
George McArthur
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