No Cause to Panic Here and Across Las Vegas
Las Vegas authorities urged calm amid rumors of mob violence as Sheriff Lamb and Police Chief Janise said there were no incidents just fear and rumors. Citizens were advised to report reports and not repeat unverified talks while ministers and community leaders pledged to promote peace.
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8 Day Space Hop Cleared For Saturday Launch
After a brief electrical and communications hiccup, officials say technicians fixed the ship’s comms and no damage to the guidance computer occurred. If all goes to plan, astronauts will attempt a record endurance flight lasting about 19 hours and 33 minutes, circling the globe 121 times.
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Titan
Riots Challenge Civil Rights in Washington Scene
In Washington riots erupted yesterday, harming the civil rights cause as demonstrators clashed with law enforcement. The unrest followed tense rhetoric from officials, and observers warned the violence could jeopardize progress for affected communities.
GUNS OR BUTTER Economy Debated in Congress
GOP lawmakers urge postponing Great Society programs to fund the Vietnam war, arguing sacrifices are needed amid economy strain. President Johnson defends continuing social reforms while warning against linking domestic issues to wartime needs. A $1.2 billion supplemental bill for school aid and other programs faces action.
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UPI
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GOP
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Riots in Athens Leave Police Injured and Civil Unrest Grows
In downtown Athens police fired tear gas at several thousand protesters against Premier Tsirimakos. Three officers wounded, two seriously, with civilians injured as guerrilla attacks and barricades erupted over a 20 block area.
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Athens
UPI
Rintiaz
George Papandréou
Constantine
Greece
Tsirimakos
Tsirimokos
Pad Visitors Meet the Judge CAPF KENNEDY
Two Beaver Falls youths Gary Ralph Young and Theodore Lee Balinger were fined for trespassing on a beach near the Gemini 5 launch site at Cape Kennedy. Commissioner Henderson placed them on probation for six months and suspended jail sentences, saying they hoped to tell folks at home they got closer than anyone else.
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UPI
Gordon Cooper
Charles
Pete
Thomas Henderson
Titusville
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Henderson
Cape
Johnson pardons T Lamar Candle after tax fraud case
President Johnson granted a full pardon to T Lamar Candle a former Truman era official who served a prison sentence for tax fraud. Candle, 41, was released on parole from a federal prison in Tallahassee Florida and returned to Wadehorn North Carolina to resume law practice.
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Johnson
T. Lamar Candle
Truman Administration
Candle
Tallahassee
Fla
Wadehorn
Love Triumphs For Porters In Domestic Reunion
Justice of the Peace Bill Richburg says Marina Oswald Porter and her husband Kenneth Porter have reconciled after a brief dispute. He dismissed a $1500 peace bond as the couple agreed to seek marriage counseling and reunite after Marina accused him of violence.
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UPI
Justice of the Peace
Bill
Richburg
Marina Oswald Porter
Kennedy
Kennethless Porter
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Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Woman Fetes 115th Birthday in Reading Home
Minnie Dorsey, a former slave in Reading, celebrated her 115th birthday with a cake and daily doses of whisky camphor gum and castor oil. She recalls Civil War memories while living with granddaughter Rosale Tones. she has no teeth but eats well and walks in her yard. She attributes longevity to a hearty breakfast and early nights. she rises at 5 30 am and retires at sunset. Minnie has six grandchildren and many great and great great grandchildren, exact counts uncertain.
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Minne Dorsey
Minnie
Georgia
Faronton
Navy diver joins search after United Air Lines crash
A Navy diving coordinator arrived in Chicago to supervise underwater search and salvage for a United Air Lines jet that crashed into Lake Michigan Monday night killing all 30 aboard. He flew from Panama City, Florida to the offshore area where debris and six bodies were found in 139 feet of water about miles east of Lake Forest.
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UPI
Navy
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
Panama City
Fla
Edward FE. Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Forest
Auschwitz death camp trial ends amid smirks and pleas for appeals
In Frankfurt the Auschwitz trial concluded with convicts smirking as Judge Hofmeyer outlined life terms for Roger Kaduk and other key defendants. Prosecution seeks longer sentences for two deputy commandants. several prisoners plan appeals, while Bonn reports further possible prosecutions.
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Germany
UPI
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Gestapo
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Oswald Kaduk
Adolf Hitler
Hane Hofmeyer
Friedrich Kaul
Roger
Kaduk
West Germany
Robert Mulka
Karl Hoecker
Poland
Bonn
Cookeaeman
Hofmeyer
Rioting Fears Prompt Nationwide Guard at Iowa State Fair
Des Moines Iowa National Guard troops moved in after governor Harold Hughes ordered 500 guardsmen to prevent civil disorder at the Iowa State Fair. Police intelligence warned of rumors of trouble with mentions of Negroes from Omaha and Chicago planned to foment disturbances. Public safety commissioner William Sueppel said authorities were watching for hooliganism and race related unrest as the fair proceeded.
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Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Iowa State Fair
Public Safety
William Sueppel
Dee Moines
Harold F. Bughes
National Guard
Hughes
Chicago
Omaha
Des Moines
Youth Rioting Injures Corps Trainees at Federal Center
In Morganfield Kentucky a clash at a federal job corps center drew state police and FBI/ marshall aid after hundreds of youths including school dropouts fought for hours. One person reported injured while others complained the camp fed them poorly and looted the facility. Authorities invoked federal property status as troopers arrived following a bid for help from U S Attorney Riv.
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Camp Breckinridge
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Marshale
Godward T. Brearhirt
U. S
Bill Riv
Johnson recalls Rayburn shift to Kennedy ticket offer
President Johnson recounted how Sam Rayburn moved from opposing a 1960 vice presidential run with Kennedy to endorsing the ticket. He spoke at a Senate luncheon honoring Sen. George Aiken for 25 years in the Senate, praising the current Congress and noting Kennedy’s watchful support from heaven. The First Lady and daughter Lynda attended and Johnson expressed gratitude to fellow lawmakers.
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UPT
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Sam Rayburn
John F Kennedy
Senate
George J. Aiken
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Kennedy
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Aiken
First Lady
Lynda
Soviets Say Withdrawal Not Viet Talks Prerequisite
Lord Brockway said North Vietnamese officials in Moscow indicated that full US troop withdrawal is not a precondition for Viet Nam peace talks. He reported that Hanoi advocates halting raids and possibly a general cease-fire, with talks possible as bombings stop and U.S. troop build-up continues.
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House of Lords
British Council For Peace
National Liberation Front
Brockway
UPI
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Hanoi
Nguy'et van Kinh
Kashmir Infiltrator Toll Soars After Kashmir Fighting
A government spokesman in New Delhi reported nearly 890 Pakistani infiltrators killed in Kashmir fighting with Indian forces. He said 357 bodies were recovered including six officers, with about 400 more killed and 91 Pakistanis captured along with arms. Karachi officials denied Pakistan or Chinese support for the uprising. Indian claims also noted 79 infiltrators killed near the cease-fire line in the last four hours.
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Karachi
al Akbar
Pakistan
VFW Elects New Officers at 866th Convention
Veterans of Foreign Wars in Chicago on the final day of the 866th annual convention elected Andy Borg of Superior Wisconsin as commander in chief succeeding John A Jenkins of Birmingham Alabama Dee Summers Rina Idaho as senior vice commander in chief and Joseph Scerra Gardner Massachusetts as junior vice commander in chief Borg aged 54 is a World War II legal officer and judge advocate with the 7th Fleet in the Southwest Pacific.
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Superior
Wis
John A. Jenkins
Birmingham
Ala
Dee Summers
Rina
Ideaho
Borg
Joseph Scerra
Gardner
Mas
7Th Fleet
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