Students Riots Escalate as Park Threatens School Shutdown
In Seoul and Suwon, police and troops clash with students amid demonstrations against President Park Chung-hee and the Japan friendship treaty. About 11,000 students faced tear gas and arrests as 500 soldiers fired canisters and law enforcement dispersed factions from multiple campuses.
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Computer aided arrest stirs uproar in New York beach trip
New York police demonstrated Operation Corral a computer driven system that checks license plates against a list of stolen cars and traffic offenders. Gloria Placente a Jamaica Queens housewife faced a summons after a stoplight violation as officials touted quick alerts and thousands of arrests.
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Queens
Grand Central Parkway
Thunderstorms Moving First Snow In Alaska
Thunderstorms moved from the Plains into the Midwest while Alaska saw a winter preview with fresh snow on the Chugach Mountains near Anchorage. Warm humid conditions persisted in the Southeast and Gulf Coast as the desert Southwest stayed hot. a tornado was reported near Fargo, N. C., with no damage. Temperatures fell to the mid 40s in Pennsylvania mountains.
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Young Bucks County Judge For Bench
Judge William K. Thomas of Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court in Ohio has been recommended for a federal district court seat for Northern Ohio by Sen. Stephen M. Young. Sen. Frank Lausche had earlier urged Thomas and Cleveland lawyer Don Miller for the vacancy created by Judge Paul Jones's death.
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Ice Cream Social Set For Tonight at First Methodist Church
The annual ice cream social sponsored by junior high youth of the First Methodist Church will be on the church lawn from 6:30 to 8:30 tonight. If it rains the event moves indoors. Harold Koerber leads the community singalong. tickets are available at the church.
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India Attacks Across Truce Line in Kashmir
Indian forces struck into Pakistani-held territory at two points in Kashmir to prevent infiltration and monitor retreat routes. Defense Minister Y B Chavan said troops established new positions and seized four shiny mortars a rocket launcher and a .50 caliber machine gun.
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Kashmir
Y. B. Chavan
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Himalayan
Pakistan
Bodette Marine Supply Co. Warehouse Destroyed by Fire
A fire on Tuesday leveled the Bodette Marine Supply Co. warehouse in Toledo Ohio with losses estimated at 70000 pounds about 40000 dollars for boats trucks and other contents.
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Toledo, Ohio
Bodette Marine Supply Co
Report Links Negro Family Crisis to Manhood Erosion
White House and federal officials review a confidential Labor Department report claiming centuries of oppression have robbed the Negro male of manhood, undermining family structure and signaling national and global racial implications amid urban unrest. The document cites illegitimacy rates, divorce levels, and low scores on armed forces tests as evidence of deep social decline.
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