Chicago Protest March Opens Open Housing Action
Negro leaders in Chicago urged to join a march today into the racially sensitive Bogan area on the Southwest Side. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr telegraphed his call from Jackson Mississippi where he is ill with a virus. James Bevel said at least 500 people would participate and the march would proceed with or without police protection.
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Police Head Hits Tactics Of Dr. King
Chicago police chief O W Wilson criticizes Dr Martin Luther King for stirring up hatreds among white residents and hindering civil rights progress in Chicago. King aides dispute the claim, saying hatreds surfaced rather than were created.
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Weather Update Forecast With Showers Likely Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions continue through Friday with scattered showers or thunderstorms likely on Saturday. Warmer tonight with lows in the mid 60s and Saturday highs in the mid 30s, a 30 percent chance of rain on Saturday. Highs today reach 81 and a noon reading of 76 with a trace of rain and river stage at 5.4 feet.
North Korea declares independence from Red China in party mouthpiece
Tokyo dispatch reports North Korea states it has severed its pro Peking line and declares no superior or guiding party among world communists. Rodong Shinmoon quotes the official stance that no single country or party may lead the world revolution.
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Iowa City Fatal Head On Crash Takes Two
Two people died and several injured in a head on collision on U.S. 218 about five miles south of Iowa City. Victims identified as Mrs. Frank Klein 63 of Oxford and Raymond Carmichael 21 of Riverside. Mrs Klein’s car carried her daughter Vicki McNeal and three grandchildren. The Carmichael car carried Raymond’s brother Russell 24 of Riverside. The injured were treated at University Hospitals and Mercy Hospital in good condition with lacerations.
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Bill to Put Mechanics Back Is Old WASHINGTON AP
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to order 35,000 striking mechanics back to work on five grounded airlines. The 17 to 13 vote mirrors a Senate version. It would require a 30 day work resumption by congressional mandate and allow up to 150 more days at the President's discretion. Amendments for immediate presidential initiative failed amid ongoing Labor Department mediated talks.
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FBI Agents Bay Pair Aerial Flight Fails: Two Held As Bank's Robbers
FBI agents and local officials linked two Little Rock Arkansas men to a bank robbery at Citizens State Bank in Big Lake Minnesota, where $9800 was stolen. The bandits fled by car to a light aircraft that flew to multiple towns, while a third man remained at large. Baugh and Scates were jailed in Minneapolis on $25,000 bonds after admitting aliases, with thousands of dollars recovered.
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Pilots captured in Hanoi fuel dump raid
North Viet Nam announced it captured two U S Air Force pilots from the June 29 raid on the Hanoi fuel dump. Maj James H Kasler 40 an ace and leader of the attack and Capt Wiley Shat tuck were identified by Radio Hanoi. The report signals a new development in the air war over North Vietnam.
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Pope conviction urged in death penalty case
U S Attorney Theodore L Richling urged the 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals to uphold the death sentence of Duane Earl Pope for the June 4 1965 Big Springs Nebraska bank robbery murder of three people. He argued Pope received a fair trial before an impartial jury.
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Rosy 1966 Economy Streak Shines In Washington
Amid a flurry of upbeat data, the Census Bureau reported a 5 percent rise in median family income for 1965 to 6900 dollars, while corporate profits before taxes hit an 80 billion dollar annual rate in Q2 1966. President Johnson, Cabinet briefings, and Congress actions aimed to sustain growth with highway funding and mortgage liquidity.
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Warplanes Strike Near Viet Port and Highlands
US air and naval forces hit targets within 14 miles of Haiphong, North Viet Nam, including the Uong Bi power plant. An F8 Crusader from the Oriskany was the week’s 11th American plane lost in the North, its pilot rescued after parachuting into the Gulf of Tonkin. Ground fighting in the Central Highlands and near the DMZ remained light, with spoiling sweeps totaling 783 Communist deaths in two weeks.
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Three Arrested In Bank Holdup At Santiago State Bank
Two masked men robbed the Santiago State Bank today and fled in a waiting car. Officers later arrested three men at Princeton, 14 miles east, with no immediate word on the stolen amount.
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Bonnichsen Boy II Tops Baby Beef Show
Columbus Junction reports eleven year old Steve Bonnichsen won the Grand Champion Baby Beef at the Louisa County Fair in his first year of 4-H club work. He is son of Raymond and Mrs Bonnichsen and chose 4-H over scouting.
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Wapello
Christie Wolfe
Morning Sun
Melody Newell
Tamara Newell
Steve Hiller
Andy Moser
Burton Small
Tom Smith
Roger Smith
Man Sought as Slayer Killed After Shooting
A man sought in a slaying earlier today opened fire at Winchester Gun Club in New Haven, wounding two men and two women before being fatally shot by police. Victim Rebecca M. Wilson, 34, was found murdered at Bowen Field. Police identified the suspect as Joseph Davis, shot by Sgt. John Widmann during a gun duel.
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Liam Carney
Winchester-Western Division
Olin Mathieson Corp
Winchester Avenue
Rebecca M. Wilson
Bowen Field
Southern Connecticut State College
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