Riots Roil Los Angeles Night Patrol Fights Gas Fire
War ren Wilson, United Press International, reports a hot, tense night in Los Angeles as rioting erupts in a crowd of about 300. Police use tear gas, bricks and bottles fly, reporters suffer injuries, and the city endures a restless, dangerous scene on the streets near Avalot Boulevard.
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Night Riot Terror Stirs Los Angeles Neighborhood
A riot erupted in a Los Angeles area after dusk as a crowd of about 50 to 1,000 youths threw rocks and bottles, struck white motorists, and damaged cars near 118th Street Imperial Highway and Avalon Boulevard. Police faced heavy volleys of missiles, dispersing the mob in waves before regrouping alarms and renewed violence. A white motorist was beaten, an elderly minister aided a victim, and the scene shifted to Central Avenue amid ongoing chaos.
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General Refuses To Board Crews On Big Carrier
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Harry Kinnard of the 1st Cavalry Division refused to ship helicopter crews below decks on the carrier Kilgull Gulf. The Pentagon said crews would travel to South Vietnam by other means after a Mayport visit revealed cramped quarters and rusting hull areas. Details of alternate shipping plans were being worked out.
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King's Group Pledges Toll el pEnd Bloodshed
The SCLC closed its ninth annual convention with a pledge to mobilize full resources if Viet Nam escalates, signaling readiness to act and urging citizens to meet the peril with duty. Rev. Andrew Young said direct action remains uncertain, to be decided by King and the executive board.
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United States
Air Force Planes Deployed to Aid California Governor
President Johnson ordered a fast Air Force transport to assist Governor Edmund G. Brown as Los Angeles faced intense riots and violence. Acting Governor Anderson mobilized the National Guard, while federal officials monitored the Chicago unrest and Vietnam peace talks, keeping Johnson informed as he stayed at his ranch.
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Pat) Brown
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Justice Department
Hospital Notes Dismissals And Admissions Summary
Dismissals list includes Chanie Bayless Marie Keck Cleo Bussell Bobb Slatery Florence Mills John Rose Okie McKenzie Fronta Roberts Pearue Ann Shipley Francis Williamson. Admissions include Stealy Seals Flora Brown Clvrady B Parker James B Vaughn James V Malliesal Georgia Brock Lisa Bullins Stephanie Daniels. Births note Mrs Timothy H Snyders a girl at Clinton Tennessee. Visiting hours listed 1 2 and 7 6. Additional names include Mrs Pascal Cosianza Jr Ker Lamb Idwit Thaker Haul Gambrel Mary Gibson Malyn Ann Horton.
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Clinton
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Haul Gambrel
Mary Gibson
Malyn Ann Horton
Jonesvilla
TV in Review Becomes Beethoven Saga Milestone
New York UPI reports ABC News producer John Secondari outlines a four month study for a Western Civilization documentary focusing on Beethoven. The project traces his move to Vienna, early deafness at 30, and the creation of the Eroica symphony, highlighting his personal artistic maturity and resilience.
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Jones Lumber owner William H. Jones Sr. dies at 66
William Howard Jones Sr. of Harrogate Tennessee, owner of Jones Lumber Camping, died Friday at St. Marys Hospital Knoxville at age 66. He belonged to Binghamton Baptist Church, Shawanee Club, Kerbit Chapter Knoxville Mason, and Odd Fellows in Tazewell. Survived by wife Pearl, son William Howard Jr., daughters Ruby Dunn and Anna Mae Welkh, stepchildren, and many relatives. Funeral Sunday August 15 at 2 p.m. at Binghammown Baptist Church with burial in Harrogate Cemetery. Masons to honor at graveside. Donations urged to Cancer Research in lieu of flowers. Coffey Funeral Home, Tate, Tennessee, in charge.
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Okinawa
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Augusta
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Coffey
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Tate, All, Tenn
Church Sets Homecoming at Stoney Fork Baptist Church
Rev William Davis former pastor will preach August 24 at Stoney Fork Baptist Church for Homecoming Day. Rocky Gap Va pastor will preach at the 11 a.m. service. Afterward a dinner on the grounds. Gospelaires quartet from Old Yellow Creek and singers from Clear Creek Baptist School will provide music. Host pastor Rev James Chiman invites the public.
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