Chicago Police Clear Mob From Riot-Torn Streets
Chicago police with five hundred officers cleared riot-torn streets in a Puerto Rican area. They arrested 31 people as disturbances were kept to a minimum after two riot nights. By Tuesday night total arrests reached 112 since rioting began Sunday following a shooting of a Puerto Rican youth. Eleven arrests occurred about 13 blocks from the scene.
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Chicago
UPI
West Division
Nelson Algren
Puerto Rico
James Holzman
Holzman
O. W. Wilson
Planes Strike Near Haiphong as Vietnam Saigon Seethes
U S air raids pushed toward the North Vietnamese port of Haiphong with fighter bombers hitting radar sites near the city. In Saigon, Buddhist demonstrators clashed with police as the junta vowed to stay in power, limiting the Constituent Assembly and delaying civilian rule.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U. S
Haiphong
Hancock
Ranger
North Viet Nam
Constituent Assembly
Junta
Pham Xuan Chieu
Comeau Under Psychiatric Evaluation In Slaying Case
Kenneth C. Comeau 22 of Onalaska sat for a 10 am psychiatric evaluation with Dr. Albert A. Lorenz in Eau Claire as he remains in the La Crosse County Jail on a 20000 bond in the murder of 15 year old Jonalynn Jewell. Sheriff Wuest and Deputy Mach accompanied Comeau while his attorney William Skemp and Asst. Dist. Atty. Seth Stoltz traveled with him. The Wisconsin Crime Laboratory team inspected the Onalaska home and an autopsy of Jewell was performed by Dr. Paul Dietz. Findings continued on page 2.
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Eau Claire
Kenneth C. Comeau
Onalaska
Jonalynn Jewell
Dist
Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Comeau
la Crosse County
Albert A. Lorenz
Miss Jewell
Paul
Pip) Wuest
Leonard Mach
William Skemp
Asst. Dist
Seth Stoltz
Lorenz
Randolph
Wisconsin Crime Laboratory
la Crosse
Jewell
Main St
Paul Dietz
St. Francis Hospital
Hollings defeats Russell in South Carolina primary
In South Carolina Ernest F. Hollings and Bradley Morrah won clear primary victories challenging incumbents. Hollings will face Marshall Parker for the two year Johnston seat while Morrah meets Strom Thurmond for a full six year term. Dark-horse issue centered on Russell's Johnston appointment. Daley-led Chicago wins broad support in mayoral election.
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South Carolina
Donald S. Russell
Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
Senate
Russell-Hollings
Bradley Morrah
John Bolt Culbertson
Hollings
Marshall Parker
Democratic Party
GOP
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Russell
Johnston
Morrah
Strom Thurmond
Hollings and
Robert McNair
Model bitten by lion sues for 3 million
Nell Theobald, 22, filed a $3 million damage suit in New York State Supreme Court alleging permanent injuries from a lion attack during a publicity stunt at the International Automobile Show in New York City. She named the lion's owner the auto show and the Coliseum as defendants.
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New York
Nell Theobald
New York City
Miss Theobald
New York State Supreme Court
Vanishing act above old mine sinks six Kansas City houses
A Kansas City suburb reveals houses sinking into an abandoned limestone mine. Mrs Bennie C Stewart first saw a cow vanish into the ground on Jan 3. Over three quarters of a mile of homes and yards now show cracks and pits as residents flee.
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Kansas City
Kan
Bennie C. Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Cave-In Suit Targets City After Mine Collapse
The sale contract claimed solid pillar support for a hillside mine near the Kaw River. Pillars at the entrance are 12 feet square rock hewn and heavy enough to resist sinkage. Thirty lawsuits have targeted the city and a construction firm over earlier cave-ins. Wyandotte County may become a defendant as new cave-ins occur beyond city limits. The mining firm denies ownership and the rock crushing company that operated the mine has dissolved.
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Kaw River
Wyandotte County
Jaguar Guard Keeps Gas Station Safe in Mill Valley
A 150-pound jaguar named Kitty now patrols Harry Fitzgibbon's gas station in Mill Valley California after a May incident where youths assaulted attendant Joe Ghazar over gas. Trained in paras guay since birth, Kitty operates on a 15 foot chain and responds to commands like a police dog. Off duty he is a safe family pet for four children.
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Mill Valley
Calif
Harry Fitzgibbon
Fitzgibbon
Richmond
Paraguay
Kitty
Rich Brammar
Joe Ghazar
Ghazar
Harry’s
U S Opens Friendship Note to Poland at Trade Fair
Governor Breathitt of Kentucky, as Johnson's representative, offered the open hand of friendship to Poland at the Poznan International Trade Fair. He urged collaboration in science education health and peace, while U S Ambassador Gronouski highlighted growing U S Poland ties and a new era of cooperation.
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Posnan
Poland
Edward Breathitt
Kentucky
United States
Breathitt
Johnson
U.S
Witold Trampcyznski
John A. Gronouski
America
Gronouski
Wisconsin
Artificial Kidney Center Planned at Louisville Medical School
The University of Louisville Medical School will establish a major artificial kidney treatment center after receiving 700000 dollars in federal funds. Nine patients are currently being kept alive with three kidney machines as the expansion is prepared.
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Louisville, Ky
University of Louisville Medical School
Lee Papers editors meet in La Crosse for three day gathering
Editors and advertising managers from 15 Lee Enterprises papers convene in La Crosse for a three day meeting hosted by The La Crosse Tribune. William T. Burgess welcomes guests amid a 6 15 p m cocktail and dinner, with a readership survey led by Dr. Charles L. Allen to run Thursday and Friday.
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Lee Newspapers of
Montana
la Crosse
North Coast Limited
W. T. Burgess
la Crosse Tribune
Edward T. Coyle
Missoulian
Missoula
Mont
Holiday Inn
Tribune
Lee Enterprises Inc
William T. Burgess
Lee Group
Midwest
Charles L. Allen
Oklahoma State University School of Journalism
Allen
See
la Crosse and Area
Ivy Motel
6Th and Vine Sts
David K. Gottlieb
Lee Newspapers to host production and editing sessions
The Mississippi River trip and Friday programs feature Forrest Kilmer Edward Stein Thor Jenson and others discussing future Lee papers editing headlines and copy. A barbecue atop Grandad Bluff and a bus tour of La Crosse sites accompany sessions with wives invited.
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Lee Enterprises
Lee Newspapers
Forrest Kilmer
Davenport
Iowa
Times-Democrat
Edward Stein
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Lee
Thor Jenson
Mason City
Globe-Gazette
Journal
Riblet
Grandad Bluff
St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral
Holy Cross Seminary
Trane Co
First Congregational Church
la Crosse State University
The
la Crosse
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N. Viet Port
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U. S. Navy
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Air Force
Carolina
Associated Press
Ernest F. Hollings
Spartanburg
Charles Percy
Sen
Douglas
By Robert Goldenstein
Richard J. Daley
Daley
William L. Dawson
South Side
Barratt O'Hara
Charles H. Percy
Paul H. Douglas
Ray Page
Robert A. Campbell
Worth
Kenneth J. Gray
West Frankfort
George E. Shipley
Olney
Earl Eisenhower
Cook County
Adlai E. Steavenson III
United Nations
Lion Sues
By Frank Crawford
Monty Flack
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Jaguar
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