Central Park Gun Duel Ends in Slayers Death
In New York Central Park a 20 year old woman, Lila Kissler, was shot in a restroom. Angel Angelof engaged police in a lengthy rooftop gun battle, dying as two officers and a bystander were wounded. Authorities tied the slain gunman to the attack amid a citywide gun control debate.
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Johnson cites Central Park killings to push gun curbs
President Johnson urged Congress to pass gun control measures after a Central Park shooting. Senate Leader Mansfield endorsed state led licensing to delay federal action, while opposition argued gun laws would not prevent such crimes. The NRA cited New York’s strict controls as evidence against federal action.
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