Riots of sympathy grow after Liuzzo slaying in Alabama
Anger and sympathy spread across the United States after the shooting of Viola Liuzzo, a Detroit mother of five, on a highway near Selma Alabama. Leaders demand federal action, arrests of officials, and continued federal protection for civil rights workers amid calls for justice.
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Alabama
Tion
South
Johnson
Detroit
Jerome Cavanagh
Selma
Ala
George C. Wallace
Nbc-Tv
Michigan
Frank Kelley
America
Edgar §. Chandler
Church Federation of Greater Chicago
Malcolm Boyd
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
Liuzzo
Wayne State University
Mom
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Anthony Jr
Sally
Penny
Tommy
Israel Calls for East West Embargo on Arms to Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol urged an all embracing embargo on arms shipments to the tinderbox Middle East, arguing Egypt has near free access to Soviet arms. He spoke after talks with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, noting Britain and the United States favor halting the arms race, while the Soviet Union remains evasive. He stressed morale and allied strength, and cited Britain's stance against force and subversion in the region.
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London
UPI
Iisraeli
Levi Eshkol
Egypt
Middle East
Harold Wilson
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Eshkol
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Russia
Flight of X-15 Tests New Radiation Device
At Edwards Air Force Base Maj. Robert A. Rushworth piloted the No. 1 X-15 to 101000 feet at five times the speed of sound 3580 mph in the first test of a new radiation measuring device.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Maj
Robert A. Rushworth
Rushworth
Rescue of Braniff Flight 901 Guides to Safety
A Braniff Airways plane carrying 48 lost radio and navigation, was guided to Jackson Mississippi by an Air National Guard C121 after losing contact post Memphis takeoff. The Mississippi Air National Guard plane intercepted the twin engine Convair 440 above clouds near Greenwood and escorted it to Jackson airport.
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Braniff Airways
Air National Guard
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Braniff
Memphis Air Route Traffic Control Center
172Nd Air Transport Group
Mississippi Air National Guard
Air Force
Greenwood
Pilot Jose Rivera runs out of gas near highway strip
Unscheduled landing in El Paso Texas when Jose Rivera ran out of fuel in a single-engine airplane. He coasted along a tract beside U S Highway 62 before stopping.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Jose Rivera
U.S. Highway 62
Committee to weigh Klan probe as Johnson urges inquiry
House Un American Activities Committee chairman Edwin Willis said he would convene the panel soon to examine President Johnson's call for a probe into the Ku Klux Klan. Investigators have already been in Mississippi and Alabama and have discussed matters with the FBI as a staff study continues.
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Washington
UPI
Edwin E. Willis
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Johnson
Louisiana Democrat
Mississippi
Alabama
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Willis
Demos Push Passage Of School Aid Bill
Democrats in Washington move toward passing a $1.3 billion school aid bill amid GOP opposition. House tactics included delaying votes and rejecting amendments to funding for libraries textbooks shared time programs and aid to 5.3 million children from families under $2,000 yearly.
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Demos
Washington
UPS
Johnson
House
Brezhnev Proposes $78.1 Billion Farm Investment Plan
The Soviet Communist Party Central Committee approved a five year farm investment of 78.1 billion dollars and backed aid to North Vietnam to repel American imperialists. The body endorsed documents from the unity conference held March 15, deeming it a step toward world Communist unity against imperialism and colonialism.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party Central Committee
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Viet Nam
Mikhail A. Suslov
Central Committee
Communist “Unity” Conference
Tass
Peking
Communist Movement
Progress in Steel Talks Move Toward Wage Contract
Pittsburgh based negotiators for the basic steel industry and the United Steelworkers Union report coordinated issues and readiness to advance on a new wage contract before the May 1 strike deadline. UPI notes optimism as R. Conrad Cooper of U.S. Steel and USW President David J. McDonald say complex work is cleared and groundwork laid.
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Cooper
McDonald
Vegas dreams and local nights in a restless town
The missive paints a bustling, chaotic resort area with motels and gas stations multiplying, bars opening on every corner, and a hopeful crowd seeking fortune amid growth. It notes flashy venues like the Silver Dollar and Tonopah spots, eccentric characters, and a curious mix of ambition and satire about Las Vegas life.
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Mary
Madison Avenue
L.W
Near & For
Vegas
L.A
L.V
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Pat McNamara
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
Nasser
France
Xenows Horseshoe Club
Rembrandt
Bexuns
N. Main
ATA
Abel
Nevada
Bigelow Carpet Headquarters
E. Fremont
Dolly
Tony
Gal Pal
Sapp
Phil
Rosalie
Lynn
Daily Helpful
Tonopah
Twin Lakes
Art & Crafts
Pete
Brush
Peterson
O.R
Tropicana
Bob & Pearl
Nellis Blvd
Dottie
Dot
Chuck
Atkinson
P.S
Bob
la Dene
Charleston
Bazaar
Follywood
Tom Jones
Bud & Brother
Paradise Rd
Charlie Mah
Tony S
Shriners
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