Peace Returns To Riot Torn Miami District
A curfew covered most of Miami while deputies patrolled Liberty City as violence waned after two days. National Guard troops and police cleared the Negro district and withdrew to bases. Streets were cleaned of looted debris and bars in the city center remained closed, sparing tourist areas.
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Miami
UPI
Riff
Liberty City
National Guard
Negro District
the & P.me
Central Negro
Sub Collides With Tanker Off Spain
The nuclear submarine USS Von Steuben collided with the merchant tanker SS Sealady off the Spanish coast, 35 miles out, after the Sealady ran under tow with no power. No injuries occurred aboard either vessel. The sub surfaced after contact with a submerged tow cable and sustained deck damage but remained operable. The Sealady’s damage was undetermined, but the ship required no assistance.
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Norfolk. Va
UPS
von Steuben
Navy
Spain
Commander In Chief of the
Atlantic Fleet
Sealady
Humphrey Campaigns Texas Latinos for Vote Boost
Vice President Hubert Humphrey opened a two day Texas swing aimed at Mexican Americans telling them their militant voice has been heard in Washington and promising the federal government as a model Latino employer from the White House down. He spoke to the American GI Forum in Corpus Christi after meeting President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch and planned stops in San Antonio to tour HemisFair.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Texas
Washington
American GI Forum
Humphrey
White House
South Texas
John Connally
Democratic Party
Richard Nixon
Congress
GI Forum
Hector P. Garcia
Corpus Christ
Three Rivers
Tex
Forty Citizens Naturalized in Las Vegas Court Ceremony
Thirty nine Las Vegans received U S citizenship in a Las Vegas District Court oath ceremony presided by Judge Roger D Foley Jr. Deputy Clerk C R Kimsey administered the oath as the group, from many nations, met residency and constitutional knowledge requirements. DAR and CAR sponsors and local officials welcomed the new citizens.
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Happy Las
C. R. Kimsey
Roger D. Foley, Jr
Las Vegas
Daughters of the American Revolution
Francis Garces Lodge
S. A. Warner
DAR
Foley
Lee Walker
Victor Tsaacson
Children of the American Revolution
CAR
Unions Urged to Back Nevada Labor Plan
State Labor Commissioner Stan Jones urged AFL-CIO delegates to back a “Little Taft Hartley” act to shield wage bargaining rights. He said Nevada faces 20 to 30 wage complaints daily and called for a state prosecutor, broader minimum wage, revised minor labor laws, and area wide public works wage standards. He praised the Davis Bacon Act but noted funding and fringe benefits gaps.
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Stan Jones
Afl-Cio
Nevada
AFL Cio
State Labor Commission
Jones
Nevada Southern University to air special on KLAS-TV today
NSU announces a half hour program at 2 p.m. on KLAS-TV highlighting its fast growing College of General and Technical Studies as one of Nevada’s expanding higher education offerings. The broadcast marks NSU’s entry into television ratings and campus outreach.
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Nevada Southern University
Klas-Tv
NSU
College of General and Technical Studies
Altercation Over Soap Alleges Elderly Beating
An 80-year-old man, Arthur Rice, says 12-year-old guest J. C. Jones beat him over a bar of soap during a dispute. Rice alleges Jones struck him three times previously and threatened to kill him if reported to authorities. Police were alerted yesterday.
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Arthur Rice
W. Washington
J. C. Jones
Jones
Rice
Call Off Threat Of Steel Probe
Washington FCC withdrew its threat to investigate steel industry pricing procedures. The move ends a push tied to the Johnson Administration price rollback campaign, after an industry administration compromise reached earlier this week.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Johnson Administration
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Industry Administration
Beatnik teens escapee flee encampment incident at county home
Two teenage escapees from the County Juvenile Home reportedly remained at large. One 14 year old allegedly damaged a window to enter the courtyard and scaled a 14 foot fence. The youth had been booked for attempted burglary and was on parole from Spring Mountain Youth Camp.
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Spring Mountain
Japan heart patient Miyazaki shows stable recovery
Nobuo Miyazaki, 18, Japan's first heart transplant patient, remained semi conscious as doctors reported his new heart functioning well. The 31 hour operation at Sapporo Medical University Hospital by Dr Juro Wada used a donor aged about 18. No rejection or complications were noted and officials announced plans for a transplant law.
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Supporo
Japan
UPI
Nobuo Miyazaki
Miyazaki
Juro Wada
Sapporo Medical University Hospital
Trouble in Uruguay law raids university in hunt for kidnapper
Uruguays autonomous National University was raided by state police while students clashed outside. Fifteen students were arrested as officers uncovered arms and anti government material. The Tupamaros claimed Rever bel is held until the government eases its labor crackdown.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Autonomous National University
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Alberto Aguirre
Pacheco
Ulysses Pereira Reverdel
Tupamaros
Where I Stanel and the Meat and Potatoes Political Diet
A quoted critique argues that political appeal hinges on plain talk and consumer standards. It contrasts Nevada party chairmans remarks favoring Gov George Romney with Gov Dan Evans keynote, asserting voters demand quality in politics as in goods.
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Nate Gov
George Romney
Gov
Dan Evans
Washington
Will Rogers
Republican Party
Five Die In C-119 Crash Near Clinton Base
At least five men were killed yesterday when a USAF C-119 Flying Boxcar crashed on takeoff from Clinton County Air Force Base five miles south of Wilmington Ohio. The aircraft with 32 aboard burned after a crash landing on a farm and was flown to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Hospital in Dayton where fatalities were confirmed. The base hosts a National Guard unit and Air Force Reserve squadron. it was unclear if guardsmen or reservists were aboard. The flight was en route to Otis Air Force Base in Massachusetts and the plane was not full.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
992Nd Troop Carrier Wing
997Th
Air Force Reserve
Wright-Patterson
Otis Air Force Base
Massachusetts
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