Curfew Kept In Riot Area As Los Angeles Turmoil Extends
Riot-hit southern Los Angeles remains under curfew for a third night. Governor Brown extends the curfew day to day after saying the rioting and looting have ended. Negro residents dispute that the worst is over as daytime calm is fragile and sniping continues. Weapon sales surge 250 percent in California over the weekend with most sales to white residents in nearby counties.
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Guerrilla Violence Reported in Watts Amid Civil Disorder
A mixed view emerges as governors and guardsmen battle rioting in Watts while Associated Press reporters find a quieter and tense mood in the community. The toll includes deaths and many injuries with ongoing efforts to arrest rioters and restore calm.
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Move Is Made Reluctantly
The United States reluctantly backed down on demanding that Russia and other debtor nations pay UN dues in order to vote. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg announced a new policy saying the UN faces a life or death decision and the move ends a yearlong U S Soviet deadlock.
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30 Aboard Plane Falls Into Lake Michigan
A United Airlines 727 with 30 aboard crashed into Lake Michigan near Chicago shortly before reaching O'Hare. Witnesses reported a bright orange flash and explosions as radio contact was lost. Coast Guard and private boats searched the lake while officials said 24 passengers and 6 crew were aboard. A Navy helicopter reportedly located the downed plane about 25 miles northeast of downtown Chicago.
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Food supply critically low in riot-torn Watts area
In Watts the riot aftermath left about 500 residents, mostly women, at emergency food centers as markets burned and services failed. Robins and neighbors waited for help while bread was donated from a distant suburb. bus service and postal offices were disrupted, hindering relief efforts.
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France Aids Cambodia With Skyraider Gift
France transferred ten American built Skyraider fighter bombers to Cambodia, increasing its air power from five MIGs. Phnom Penh praised de Gaulle while Cambodia severed formal ties with Washington last April. The surplus aircraft, eight years old, were bought from the U S in 1957-58 and gifted about eight months ago. France refused a U S bid to repurchase. Cambodian jets have previously chased intruding American aircraft.
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Loop work pushed as South Plains highway funds grow
The Texas Highway Department and federal government will provide over 18 million dollars for South Plains area road and bridge projects. The five-county district, led by Oscar L. Crain, will distribute funds based on need and urgency, with 1,470 miles of state and U.S. highways and 2,815 miles of farm to market roads to maintain. Immediate work targets include projects in Lubbock Hale and Dawson Counties totaling more than 7.5 million.
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June 2.6 million contract for bypass near Plainview
In June the largest single contract of 2 620 000 dollars was awarded for a half circle bypass route west of Plainview. It was the biggest job offered at that time and carried an 18 million price tag page 7.
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Gunmen steal $65,000 in daylight Safeway holdup
In San Francisco two gunmen robbed an armed money messenger at a Market Street Safeway. They fled with about $25,000 in cash and nearly $40,000 in checks as more than 40 customers and employees watched. Police say the robbery appeared planned and well thought out.
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Soviet Moon Pictures Detail Hidden Moon Side
Tass released two photographs from the Soviet space probe showing a brighter, more mountainous far side with numerous crater chains. Dr Yuri Lipsky notes fewer seas and more mountains, with continents as bright regions, while no water exists in the seas.
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DPS Chief Claims New Code Handcuffs Police
Texas DPS Director Homer Garrison faults Supreme Court and revised criminal procedure for limiting law enforcement. He spoke after receiving a state service citation and commented on Austin police withholding details in a UT murder case.
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Weather Map Pace 5 A Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a near 90 high and mid 60s at night. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight mostly fair and mild with a low around 64. Noon 82 and midnight 64, current 67. Year ago highs were 90 and lows 69.
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