Watts Tense After Rioting By Negro Bands
Los Angeles police reported two violence bursts by Negroes after a protest at a Watts area police substation. Newsmen Karl Fleming and David Moberg were assaulted by lumber-wielding assailants. a band smashed a liquor store window and fled with bottles. The incidents followed a rally over Leonard Deadwyler’s fatal police shooting. An inquest is planned.
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Watts
Los Angeles
77Th Street
Karl Fleming
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
David Moberg
Fleming
Moberg
Phil Hager
Leonard Deadwyler
Deadwyler
Vacation time flyer for VACATION PAC SERVICE
A newspaper promotional notice offers VACATION PAC SERVICE for trips, inviting readers to ask the paperboy or call 422-3611 in the Circulation Department for arrangements. The Journal.
Massive manhunt ends as kidnapper slain
A fugitive, William Diller Hollenbaugh, 44, was killed in a gun battle after abducting Peggy Ann Brodnick, seventeen, in Pennsylvania. FBI agent Terry Ray Anderson died. Deputy Sheriff Francis Sharp was wounded but alive. Peggy Ann was rescued unharmed after a long, regional manhunt.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick
William Diller Hollenbaugh
FBI
Rock
Chambersburg
Francis Sharp
Hollenbaugh
Terry Ray Anderson
Federal Law Agency
Tax Or No Tax Market Will Branch Out Of N Y
The Washington Post quotes NYSE President Keith Funston saying parts of the exchange could move parts of trading out of New York City while remaining in the city. Plans include a New Jersey trading floor and a neighboring state branch for its computer system. The move hinges on a proposed stock transfer tax by Mayor Lindsay to raise city funds.
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N.Y
Washington
Washington Post Today
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
New York City
Keith Funston
Hobart Bowen
Funston
the Exchange
Stock Exchange
New
Jersey
Connecticut
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Weather outlook with showers and cooling trend
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and scattered showers tonight with a few thunderstorms and a cooler low in the mid-50s. Thursday remains cool and cloudy with more showers as a lengthy period of below normal temperatures continues through the week end. Rain is expected Thursday Friday and Sunday. Yesterday’s high reached 77 and the low 61. By 8 this morning Middletown reported one-tenth inch of rain and the 11 a.m. temperature was 68.
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Middletown
Chuckle Take a Look at Your Tax Bills and Politicians
A lighthearted column notes taxpayers see rising tax bills and contrasts them with critics calling politicians cheap. It reflects on fiscal policies, public spending, and the impact on residents' wallets. The piece uses a humorous tone to urge scrutiny of government costs.
Air Force borrows over 400000 bombs from Navy for Viet Nam operations
New testimony shows the Air Force drew more than 400,000 bombs from Navy inventories between 1964 and 1966 to support Viet Nam air strikes. Rep Flood pressed about loaned iron bombs, and Air Force officials confirmed borrowing but did not disclose exact quantities.
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Air Force
Navy
Washington
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Pentagon
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Flood
Donald L. Crow
Air Force Budg
Crow
Korea
Rebels Gain Ground in Da Nang as Marines Strike
Vietnamese rebels boosted numbers with 500 infantry and 200 ranger defections to over 1,000 fighters, opposing 2,500 Marines and paratroopers. Government forces moved to seize a Da Nang pagoda but withdrew after monks burned a pyre and threatened self immolation. Ku toured Da Nang to rally support as U S Marines gained river bridge control through negotiations and a rebel aircraft was hit during two low passes over the city.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
1St Corps
U.S
da Nang River Bridge
Lewis W. Walt
West End
East End
Marine Corps
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Circulation Dept
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Medical Center
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Anderson
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Bellefonte
Peggy Bradnick
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