National Guard Deployed as Albuquerque Flareup Worsens
Police moved in between 3 and 4 am to arrest about 30 holdouts in Roosevelt Park. An officer suffered a left arm gunshot wound, seven patrolmen were hurt, and 30 to 50 downtown buildings were damaged. Shotgun pellet injuries occurred near a looted liquor store as police set a restraining line. A store employee had wounded a person earlier.
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Roosevelt Park
LaRue
Albuquerque
Don Christian
High Court Desegregation Ruling Cited in Dissents
Justices cite Douglas to condemn state actions closing public facilities to deter desegregation while Black argues that equal protection under the 14th Amendment applies. The piece notes linked events in Jackson and Albuquerque with clashes, arrests, looting, and police response as riots unfold.
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Justice Douglas
Douglas
Black
Jackson
YMCA
Mideast Peace Meeting Opens At State School
A five day study on peace in the Middle East opens at Northeastern State College in Tahlequah under Dr. Amos Maxwell. Speakers include Nasir Batayneh read speech from Jordan and Moshe Raviv from Israel. Friday focuses on U.S. role with Jesse Bostain of the State Department.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Middle East
Northeastern State College
Amos Maxwell
F.T. Liu
United Nations
Nasir S. Batayneh
Washington
Jordan
Israel
Moshe Raviv
Republic of Israel
Irael
Fayez Sayegh
League of Arab States
Jesse C. Bostain
U.S. Department of State
United States
Teachers Waiting On Salary News
Tulsa officials awaited late legislative action to determine extra state aid for teachers. Estimates ranged from 650 000 to 900 000, affecting salaries as negotiations resume Tuesday between school officials and teachers.
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Tulsa
Okla
Gordon Canelti
Silence Shrouds Detroit Shooting House on West Side
Police report no signs of a struggle in the residence where a shooting occurred. They believe a ninth occupant, a woman, fled unharmed during the incident. A neighbor recalls quiet, unused rooms and minimal activity, while some residents fear reprisals.
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Detroit
Dan Smith
Smith
Bannon
Brando Loses Appeal to Block Slander Trial
The Supreme Court refused to hear actor Marlon Brando's bid to block his California slander trial over a Joey Bishop show remark about a 1968 Oakland police shooting. Brando argued a right to criticize government actions. Justices rejected the appeal with Justice Black dissenting.
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Washington
Marlon Brando
Supreme Court
California
Brando
Joey Bishop
Oakland
Public Records Reported To City Police
Names of persons and firms listed as complainants appear with errors. Entries include Roman Meeks of Woodridge reporting theft of a flute valued at 196 dollars and Ksarene Dougias of 212 NW 25th reporting burglary of a residence with a 495 dollar TV stolen.
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Roman Meeks
Woodridge
Ksarene Dougias
Vert A. Gusty
Goltscm
Grogiine
Lawrence McClung
Penn
Vekmo Wildcat
Mth
Jifty Food Mort
Sheridan
Odewsa Reed
Tennessee
A. M Dukes
Artington
Cor
Gover Realty
Cache
Dom
Early Mormon Migration Routes West Established in 1847
The first recognized transport routes to the western frontier were set in 1847 as Mormons migrated to Utah. The arrival signaled the opening of organized overland paths guiding settlers toward the Utah region.
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Utah
Bishop Bernard M. Kelly resigns from Providence diocese
Auxiliary Bishop Bernard M. Kelly of Providence announces immediate resignation from active ministry and priesthood. He cites frustration with hierarchy policies, plans to look around, and possible future marriage, while noting his Vietnam war opposition and liberal activism. He submitted the resignation to apostolic delegate Luigi Raimondi. Bishop McVinney has not commented.
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Russell
U.S
J. McVinney
Provi
Kelly
Jan. Dence
Luigi Raimondi
The
United States
Washington
McVinney
Pointblank
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Detroit
Former Philippines President Carlos Garcia Dies in Manila
Former President Carlos P. Garcia, who recently won the presidency of the convention to rewrite the constitution, died at his Manila home. He fought the Japanese in World War II, served as senator in 1941, minority floor leader in 1946, foreign minister 1954–57, vice president 1953–57, and president 1957–61.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Garcia
Bohol Island
Brown couple tied by Lawton ties with Army career
Gen. Brown formerly from the U S Army Artillery and Missile Center met his wife Evelyn Brandon a Lawtonian. A Lawton High graduate she holds a bachelor's from OU. The Browns have two children Pat 20 and Mike 17. General Brown earned the Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Bronze Star Medal.
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U.S. Army Artilery and Missile Center
Evelyn Brandon
Funeral Rites For Mrs Jessie Yates In Kellogg Idaho
Mrs Jessie Yates 76 of Kellogg Idaho dies Saturday services at 10 30 a m Wednesday in Becker Funeral Home Chapel with Rev For est KeenerBeth el Baptist officiating burial at Highland Cemetery She was born in Indian Territory near Ardmore December 24 1894 moved to Lawton 1918 then Commerce before Kellogg 1950 Survivors include three daughters three sisters seven grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren
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Jessie A. Yates
Kellogg
Idaho
Becker Funeral Home
Forrest Keener
Bethel Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Yates
Indian Territory
Ardmore
Lawton
Commerce
Jaanita Gilbert
Viola Crump
Cleo Tooley
Tulsa
Ada Haskell
Stella Westmoreland
Casa Grande
Ariz
Iva Boyd
Elgin
Tax Barricades Across Uganda After June 30 Deadline
Uganda authorities announce road blocks nationwide to catch tax evaders after the June 30 tax deadline. Officials warn severe penalties for firms and individuals failing to file taxes on time.
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Kampala
Uganda
Hall Rushing To Sign Bills In Oklahoma City
Governor David Hall moves to clear 111 bills left by the 33rd Oklahoma Legislature. Dan Rambo says about half will be ready to sign tomorrow, with signatures expected in the governor's office and a Wednesday trip to Ponca City for a port to turnpike bill.
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Hall
Oklahoma City
David Hall
Oklahoma
Dan Rambo
Rambo
Ponca City
Catoosa
Laird Seeks Justice Probe of Times Secret Pentagon Report
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said he asked the Justice Department to investigate how the New York Times obtained parts of a secret Pentagon Vietnam war study. He noted the papers quoted a 1964 White House consensus on possible air attacks in early 1965 and said the full study was requested by Senator Symington.
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Melvin Laird
Justice Department
New York Times
Pentagon
Laird
Senate
the Times
White House
North Vietnam
Preparation H Relieves Hemorrhoidal Itch, Study Finds
In many cases Preparation H ointment or suppositories promptly relieved rectal itching. Many doctors use Preparation H or recommend it for their families, with hundreds of patients showing improvement.
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