Orleans Stadium Given Approval
In Baton Rouge the Senate moved toward concurrence on amendments to a domed Orleans stadium bill aimed at securing a National Football League franchise for New Orleans. Cost estimated at 28 to 40 million dollars, financed by revenue bonds backed by a 4 percent hotel tax in Orleans and Jefferson parishes.
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News-Star Legislative Bureau
Baton Rouge
Senate
New Orleans
Louisiana
Crescent City
Houston
Astrodome
Orleans
Jefferson Parishes
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Adcock
John McKeithen
Richard Bel
Jefferson Parish
Allen Gremillion
Acadia
House
Jesse McClain
St. Tammany
Rice University
Rice Stadium
Gremillion
White Men Held As Two Negroes Slain in Sacrament o
Three white men were arrested after two homeless Black men were shot to death in Sacramento California. Police cited Supreme Court rulings and said motives were not determined. Victims identified by Social Security cards were Harry Brown and Ernest Martin. Witnesses numbered at least five.
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Arnold L. Lacenauer
Brute
California
Sacramento
Lacenauer
Joseph Rooney
Calif
Skid Row
Sacramento River
U. S. Supreme Court
J Street
Harry Brown
Ernest Martin
Robert Puglia
Sacramento County
Rooney
Jack Kearns
Bill Howard Fallon
Broderick
Epifianio Gutierrez
Arnold Lynn Ladenauer
Bryte
Sacramento Negro
Career Soldier's Son Dies In Combat In Viet Nam
In Alamogordo New Mexico Army Spec 6 Gerald L Smith 48 a career soldier wounded twice in Viet Nam brought home the body of his son Army Pfc Danny L Smith 22 killed in Viet Nam June 30 Danny was with a 1st Infantry unit and had just begun his second tour His family includes his wife Darrell 20 and daughter Belinda 13 He had been awaiting warrant officer school and the family bought a home in Alamogordo after a Germany posting Services pending at Holloman AFB chapel burial at Ft Bliss cemetery.
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Alamogordo
N.M
Gerald L. Smith
Viet Nam
Smith
Army
Danny L. Smith
Danny
Holloman Air Force Base
Ft. Bliss
1St Infantry
George Ingram
Belinda
United States
Smiths
Germany
Georgia Town Relaxes Curfew After Violent Clashes
CORDELE Georgia officials ease a strict curfew imposed after a week of white and Negro clashes. Starting Tuesday night curfew hours shift to 9 30 p m to 5 a m, with four arrests in the Fourth of July weekend. The curfew followed a gun battle and three days of vandalism at a nearby state park.
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Cordele
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Joel Chaisson
Mississippi
Chaisson
George Blue
Moissant International Airport
Joel
J. Bennett Johnston
General Electric
G.E
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Climate Control Inc
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West Monroe
General Electric Central Air and Heating
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