Police Fire On Rioters In Asbury Park Violence Continues
Police fired at rioters amid a three night disturbance in Asbury Park. About 150 injured, 200 arrested. police reported shots from shotguns and rifles as crowds of up to 1 000 gathered near the west side boardwalk. No officers hurt.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Thomas Smith
Westside
UPI
John Needham
Koubis
Jersey Shore Medical Center
President Halts Rail Walkouts
President Nixon threatened a nationwide rail shutdown if talks failed to end the strike. Parker ordered a temporary prohibition on nationwide management lockouts and further walkouts while arguments on a preliminary injunction proceed.
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Nixon
U.S
Charles Luna
Cleveland
Parker
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
United Transportation Union
Vegas Gambler Murder Found In Memphis
A Memphis shooting left a Vegas gambler dead in an apartment where a poker game was underway. Police seek two unidentified men and a third armed suspect described as six foot one, brown hair, 190 pounds. Neighbors recall frequent out of town guests and card games.
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William Douglas
Don James
James
Michael Coleman
Gaddy
Las Vegas
Senate Debates Space Budget Amid Moon Mission Controversy
The Senate rejected a $4.5 million space budget increase but approved a $300 million lift for space facilities. Senators sparred over NASA funding with Proxmire's $3.19 billion cap and Ellender’s $1.7 billion substitute, while critics warned of delaying Apollo and other programs.
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Ellender
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wisc
House
Proxmire
NASA
Gordon Allott
R-Colo
John O. Pastore
Dr.j
Barry M. Goldwater
Proxmuire
Pastore
Moon
City Plans To Beet Up Police Force
City plans to add 14 patrolmen to reach 54 open positions funded by a grant. Personnel Director Robert McPherson says local applicants dominate and the city will recruit aggressively to fill all posts soon. Starting pay is 766 dollars a month.
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Robert McPherson
McPherson
Jewelry Theft Suspect Faces Federal Trial
A Phoenix man Thomas Wilson 42 and Phoenix resident Steven Novak 45 were indicted by a U S grand jury for interstate transportation of stolen jewelry. Police seized 700 pieces valued around 135000 from their car after a Boulder City arrest following a May 25 discovery near a Boulder motel. A Las Vegas woman Irene Houghland 55 was indicted for embezzling 1319 50 from Bank of Nevada during a period between April 8 and June 15 through false entries.
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Phoenix
Las Vegas
Thomas Wilson
Clark County
Wilson
Steven Thomas Novak
Boulder City
Boulder
Herbert Rosenthal Corporation
New York
Irene Houghland
Austin Ave
Bank of Nevada
Nixon Blames Democrats for Spendthrift Economic Woes
After a two hour White House meeting GOP leaders Ford and Scott accuse a Democratic Congress of inflation tied to spending above Nixon budget requests. They say unemployment, safety, home financing and manpower gaps hinder the peacetime transition while officials note a drop in wholesale prices and a predicted retail decline.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
GOP
House
Gerald Ford
Senate
Hugh Scott
Congress
Ford
Scott
Paul W. McCracken
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
Capitol Hill
Hale Boggs
D-La
Actress Claudine Longet Injured In Ventura Car Crash
Actress Claudine Longet, wife of Andy Williams, suffered minor injuries when her 1937 Chrysler collided with a truck on U S 101 outside Ventura. She and driver Stephen L Caplen were returning to the road after stopping to change drivers. Longet received lacera tions and a possible shoulder sprain, treated and discharged after about three hours. Williams flew in from Las Vegas to pick her up.
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Claudine Longet
U.S. 101
California Highway Patrol
Miss Longet
Stephen L. Caplen
Encino
Caplen
Highway Patrol
Ventura County Hospital
Andy Williams
Las Vegas
Georgia officials condemn Byron rock festival as Sodom and Gomorrah
Lawmakers report open drug sales nudity and threats of violence at the Byron festival. Observers describe hundreds on trips, arrests were limited amid resistance. Gov Maddox weighs laws banning such festivals and Brantley orders a hearing to recommend policing changes.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Bobby Johnson
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Haskew Brantley
Brantley
Lester Maddox
Marshall Keen
Macon
J. B. Stanley
GBI
Stanley
Johnson
Report Details Cruel Prison Conditions in South Vietnam
Two House members described Con Son Island detention in which political prisoners were forced to lie on backs in tiny concrete tiger cages with legs shackled. They estimate about 500 affected of nearly 10,000 prisoners. The committee released a 70 page report stressing Vietnam’s economic issues and briefly noting prison conditions.
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Washington
UPI
House
Devil's Island
Charles H. Goodell
R-N.y
Nixon
Thomas R. Harkin
Vietnam
Harkin
Augustus F. Hawkins
D-Calif
William R. Anderson
D-Tenn
Con Son Island National Correction Center
Mekeong River
South China Sea
Select Committee
U.S
Southeast Asia
Rep
G. W. “Soring
Montgomery
D-Miss
Con Son
Bloody intruder disrupts Henderson city council meeting
Henderson police investigated a bloodied man Aaron Pettit who burst into a city council chamber claiming danger to his children. Pettit said strangers would kill his kids as he fell inside after persistent knocking. investigators noted his stories about Carver Park and a party dispute with a visiting wife were unproven.
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Aaron Pettit
W. Basic Rd
Pettit
Carver Park
Carver
Petuit
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