Lawyer suggests seizing rioters to curb mob violence
Washington DC attorney Frederick Bernays Wiener argues in the American Bar Association Journal that authorities could detain riot ringleaders under martial law to prevent further unrest. Citing historic court rulings, he says such detentions would be temporary and judge-supervised, balancing liberty and order.
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Lord Harewood Weds Patricia Tuckwell in New Canaan
Lord Harewood and his bride Patricia Tuckwell depart New York for London after a New Canaan ceremony conducted by a justice of the peace. The couple wed with the queen’s permission following Harewood’s divorce from his first wife.
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Techsans Plan Speaking Date At Rancho Experimental La Campana
Texas Tech figures lead the 10th anniversary program at Rancho Experimental La Campana in Chihuahua Mexico in early August. Gerald W. Thomas will speak August 10 on international relations in conservation and welfare of natural resources. Thadis W. Box will discuss browse value for forage in arid lands on August 11. The ranch is run jointly by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Mexican government for range and livestock research.
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Proposal for a 1968 Democratic peace plank
Washington attorney Joseph L. Rauh Jr. vice chairman of Americans for Democratic Action circulates a 2400 word memo urging a near term peace plank in the Democratic platform to bolster anti war sentiment. Rauh says the plan has no ADA backing and is his personal initiative.
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Lightened Load: Mule Cart Aids 50 Mile Pecos Hike
Francis the Mule and a one wheel cart help Boy Scout Troop 407 carry gear for a 50 mile trek in the Pecos wilderness north of Cowles New Mexico. Paul Easter Jon Thompson Pope Moseley and Jack Taylor are among 22 scouts and six adults making the trip.
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Scouts Plan 10-Day Hike In Pecos Wilderness
Twenty two Boy Scouts and six adult leaders depart at 5 30 a m Thursday for a ten day trek in the Pecos wilderness area north of Cowles New Mexico They will walk all travel is by foot with ultra light freeze dried food and light gear Two man tents and Francis the Mule cart carry heavy equipment The group ages range from 11 to 18 and mileage exceeds 50 miles They aim for Fifty Miler and Historic Trails conservation awards Sponsored by St Pauls on the Plains Episcopal Church and Troop 407 cleanup and education guided the project.
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Nine Military Chiefs Miss Festivities in Peking
Red China marked the army's 40th anniversary with only four district commanders attending a grand reception in Beijing. Absentees included leaders from Sinkiang, Tibet, Inner Mongolia, and Wuhan amid purges and anti Maoist sentiment. Marshal Chu Teh attended, while Lin Piao was noted absent due to poor health. The article cites internal power struggles between Mao and Liu Shaoqi with Peng Teh huai and Lo Jui ching blamed for the split. Tass reported clashes in Guangzhou and Wuhan as Maoist rivals pressed disputes. Nationalist sources in Formosa said Mao proposed a five point settlement plan.
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Arabs push unity at Khartoum conference on Israel challenge
Sudan delegates report a unified Arab front may plan a coordinated political and military response to Israel. Foreign Minister Mahgoub urges a strong, united offensive to erase postwar setbacks and calls for an immediate halt to inter-Arab feuding before progress. Egypt and Saudi Arabia dispute Nasser’s Yemen policy. Algeria misses opening.
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Tech Presents Television Play Pullman Car Hiawatha
KTXT TV to air a Thornton Wilder drama adapted for television by Bi Williams with a cast of Tech faculty and Lubbock residents. Wel don George serves as stage manager and notable Lubbock dramatists Doris Jean Smith and Vivian Garets appear. Cast includes Philip Thomas Tom King Lauren Huddleston Shirley Brockman Vernon McGuire Olive Price and others. The piece aims to be the first dramatic TV production on the South Plains.
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Anti-British Riots Hit Port Harcourt in Nigeria Crisis
Anti-British rioting erupted in Port Harcourt amid civil war tensions as mobs stoned offices of Shell BP United Africa John Holt amid reports of 50 to 100 Britons remaining and nearly 2,000 evacuated. Biafra blames Shell BP for oil port seizure while hostage actions echo Royal Dutch tensions.
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