Welcome Rain Helps Cool Racial Tempers in Omaha
Rain calmed racial tensions in Omaha after July Fourth weekend unrest on the near North Side. The city faced youth demands for jobs and training while issues of police talk and housing persisted. Gov. Morrison joined Mayor Sorensen in seeking an end to violence as residents weighed long term remedies.
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Omaha
Neb
City Hall
North 24Th Street
Air Force
Douglas Stewart
The
Urban League
Near North Side
Lake Streets
Frank Morrison
Governors’ Conference
California
A.V. Sorensen
Jim Livingstone
S.C. Hodge
Church
Hodge
Omaha Urban League
Omaha University
Larry Danton
Stewart
North Side
Fifteen Held In Negro Slayings
Sacramento police report 15 young white men in custody after shotgun killings of two transients in Old Sacramento slum area. Victims Harry Brown 51 and Ernest Martin 42 were shot from a moving car as it sped away across the street. Police cite no proven motive and note arrests spread across the city.
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Sacramento
Calif
Joseph Rooney
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Puglia
Sacramento County
Sacramento River
California
Old Sac
Ramento
Harry Brown
Ernest Martin
Bears Feast on Honey Delight at Danish Zoos
In Copenhagen the Danish Beekeepers Association fed about a hundred bears in the capital's zoos honey from nearby hives. The animals reportedly scampered and then slept off the indulgence after several hours.
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Copenhagen
Danish Beekeepers’ Association
Denmark
Castro Celebration Planned for Havana July 26
The Cuban radio announced that the 13th anniversary celebration of Fidel Castro's revolution will be held in Havana on July 26.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana
Heaviest U.S. Satellite Exploded in Test at Cape Kennedy
NASA reported that the 29 ton orbiting stage of the heaviest U.S. satellite was deliberately exploded to test its pressure tolerance. Engineers pressurized the liquid hydrogen tank to 38 psi before the stage burst as expected.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
North American Aviation to Build 22 Thor Engines
The Air Force awarded North American Aviation a 1.5 million dollar contract to build 22 engines for Thor space boosters at the Neosho Missouri plant.
Friday July 8 Horoscope Highlights Across the Zodiac
The forecast urges Aries to seek guidance from authorities and elders while handling many duties quietly. Taurus should host and honor generous friends, while Gemini is urged to pursue power-linked aims with diligence. Moon Children may meet influential new personalities and follow instincts with opponents.Leo should settle obligations and show affection to avoid misunderstandings. Virgo is advised to discuss profits and avoid ennui with new interests. Libra should plan early to move tasks quickly with stylish updates. Scorpio should seek supportive partners and shared outings. Sagittarius should shed gloom to start an uptrend with ideas from kin. Capricorn should rethink work processes with associates for mutual gains. Aquarius should focus on practical money matters with strong advice. Pisces should overcome shyness and pursue deserved opportunities.
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Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Laos Confidence Grows Under Neutral Premier Souvanna Phouma
AP analysis notes Laos gains self-assurance under Premier Souvanna Phouma as North Vietnam falters and China limits influence. It cites reduced corruption, Phoumi Nosavan’s flight, and Laos rice exports, with a coalition neutralist government formed in 1961 and a 1962 neutral pact.
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Washington
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
North Viet Nam
Thailand
Phoumi’ Nosavan
Japan
Pathet Lao
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
Firecracker blamed for Roachdale Lions Club blaze
A fire at a Roachdale Indiana Lions Club fish fry destroyed three tents and caused about 3500 dollars in damage. Firemen used lemonade buckets to extinguish the blaze as lemonade proved the handiest liquid at the scene.
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Roachdale
Ind
Lions Club
Pilot Lands Too Low And Crashes A Truck
Olson AP report from OLATHE Kansas describes a pilot Warren L. Reed Jr. from Leavenworth who landed too low near Johnson County Airport and struck a semitrailer on Kansas 7. Reed was treated at Cushing Memorial Hospital, not seriously hurt. truck driver Joe Schaffer of Bonner Springs was in good condition at St. Margaret Hospital. The plane’s landing gear and the truck’s top were sheared off.
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Olathe
Kan
Kansas 7
Johnson County
Warren L. Reed Jr
Leavenworth
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Joe Schaffer
Bonner Springs
St. Margaret Hospital
Kansas City
Pioneer becomes first medicare beneficiary in nation
Lillian Grace Avery of Naperville Illinois 68 is discharged from Edward Hospital after minor surgery. Blue Cross Association says she is the first of about 19 million seniors aged 65 or over to be certified as eligible for medicare.
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Naperville, Ill
Lillian Grace Avery
Edward Hospital
Naperville
Blue Cross Association
Chicago
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