U.S. Launches Mariner 5 On Way To Venus
The 540 pound Mariner 5 lifted from Cape Kennedy on a mission toward Venus to study atmospheric temperatures pressures and densities with high frequency radio signals and radiation sensors. It aims to assess Venus as a potential habitat and race the Soviet Venus 4 probe to the planet.
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U.S
Venus
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Soviet Union
Mariner 5
Allen E. Wolfe
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Wolfe
Justifiable homicide ruling sparks Tampa race riots
Florida Atty. Paul Antinori ruled the shooting of Martin Chambers by white patrolman James Calvert justifiable after Chambers fled during burglary. Tampa saw two nights of rioting with fires and looting in Negro neighborhoods. National Guard helped in Cincinnati while Carmichael and Brown criticized white officials in Montgomery Prattville clashes.
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Florida
Atty
Paul Antinori
Tampa
Antinori
James R. Calvert
Martin Chambers
Chambers
Calvert
Cincinnati
Ohio
National
Stokely Carmichael
Rap Brown
Young Montgomery
Ala
Prattville
Carmichael
Montgomery
State Capitol
Dodd Defends His Honesty Before Senate
Connecticut Democrat Thomas J. Dodd defended his integrity before the Senate denying any lies or misdeeds while citing sloppy bookkeeping. He blamed former aide Michael V. O Hare for double billing and said the charges stem from revenge after O Hares dismissal with allegations corroborated by documents passed to columnists.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Michael V. O’hare
O’hare
Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
O'Hare
Terry Golden
Bipartisan Committee
Johnson Reiterates Mideast Neutrality Policy
President Johnson reaffirmed U.S. commitment to the territorial and political integrity of Middle East nations amid Israel's war, saying the policy's implementation depends on what regional states propose and how they respond. He said the United States has given priority to the crisis and denied criticism of being insensitive to those events.
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Washington
Johnson
Middle East
Israel
White House
United States
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Baltimore Sun
U.S
Cairo
United States Senate
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Senate
Washington-Moscow
Drowning victim services set for Friday in La Crosse
Funeral arrangements are set for James A. Radtke 13 of 931 Jackson St. after he drowned Tuesday in Swift Creek near Lutheran Hospital. Services at Schumacher Funeral Home 9 a.m. and St. Wenceslaus Church 9:30 a.m. Friday with burial in Catholic Cemetery. He is survived by parents, siblings, and grandparents.
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James A. Radtke
Jackson St
Swift Creek
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Charles Radtke Jr
Jeff Kramer
Michael Potaracke
Hood St
Pettibone Beach
Lutheran Hospital
Kramer
Potaracke
Radtke
J. Floyd Dwyer
Rosary
Daniel
Charlotte
Marion
Nancy
Kristy
Caroline Thesing
Charles Radtke ‘Sr
la Crosse
Riots in Cincinnati Burn Loot and Prompt Guard Deployment
Police backed by National Guardsmen restored order in Cincinnati after two nights of riots left more than 1 million in damages. Fires destroyed the Seybold Paper Co. warehouse and the Modern Laundry, while gangs looted and attacked responders. Guardsmen will remain until stability returns.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Walnut Hills
Seybold Paper Co
Citywide liquor closures as riot police quell violence
Police ordered all bars and liquor establishments closed in a northeast city area as guardsmen armed with bayonets and machine guns patrolled. The second straight violent night hit mainly Negro neighborhoods with 22 injured, 20 plus arrests, and widespread looting before quiet returned by 4 30 a m. See MOBS, Page 2.
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Jacob Schott
Wisconsin Senate approves tax break for taconite mining
The Wisconsin Senate approved a 31 to 1 vote for a $25 million mining development east of Black River Falls with a 15 percent depletion allowance on taconite gross income. The measure, which could cut iron ore pellet tax to about 25 cents per ton, awaits Assembly passage and may boost jobs and revive iron ore mining along Lake Superior.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Senate
Black River Falls
Assembly
Johnson
Senate
Minnesota
Michigan
Art Cirilli
Superior
Joint Survey
Joint
Cirilli
La Crosse Tribune Offers Two Summer Reading Plans
The La Crosse Tribune announces two vacation options for subscribers. The Mail Away Plan transfers home delivery to a daily mailed service, keeping readers in touch while away. The Lay Away Plan saves copies for delivery upon return, with no extra charge.
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The
la Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
Outside Influence Unwanted In Area
Milwaukee news notes a black mother Mrs. Loring Cooper and a white mother Mrs. Gilbert Percifield appealing for peace after five nights of unrest in the near Northwest Side. Deputies say steps will be taken to keep outsiders away from the neighborhood. Reverend Lovell Johnson blames outside influence for trouble.
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Milwaukee
Loring Cooper
Gilbert Percifield
Near Northwest Side
Ben Wiener
Lovell Johnson
St. Mark’s
Illinois Senate advances bill to ban home picketing
The Illinois Senate passed a bill to prohibit picketing of residences with exemptions for labor disputes and meetings on premises used for discussion. The measure was prompted by recent targeted protests at public officials residences including Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley.
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Springfield, Ill
Illinois Senate
John Cassidy
Kosygin May Attend U N Session For Middle East Crisis
The United Nations Security Council rejected a Soviet resolution condemning Israel and calling for troop pullback, paving the way for an emergency General Assembly session. Speculation grew that Premier Kosygin might attend, with discussions on mediation and immediate steps toward peace. The Soviets sought a landing permit for a special plane to New York, while Arab delegates argued the move aimed to divert attention fromArab losses. See U.N. page 2.
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Mordecai Kidron
United Nations
Security Council
Russia
General Assembly
Middle East
UPI
N.Y. AP
U.N. Security Council
Israel
United Nations, N.Y
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Lord Caradon
India
U Thant
U. Thant
U.N
Thant
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
Kosygin
New York
U.S
Johnson
Jamil M. Baroody
Onalaska Voters to Decide Bond for City Hall and Fire Station
The Onalaska Common Council set a referendum for August 15 on selling up to 150000 in bonds to finance a new city hall and fire station. The current building is at least 67 years old and a 45000 building fund could bring total to 195000 if approved.
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Onalaska
Harold Johnson
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NAACP
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National Guard
John Chadwick
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Walton Bachrach
Bachrach
Eeree
Raymond Johnson
Reau Claire
Lake Superior
Tribune
William N. Oatis
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