Meet Force With Force at Chicago Police Supt Statement
Police Supt D Wilgda bluntly warned racial demonstrators at a South Site school construction site that officers will meet force with force. After clashes injuring four policemen and a woman, he defended police actions as necessary to subdue demonstrators who attack officers while upholding peaceful picketing.
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Wilgda
South Site
Wilson
Asker
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Robert J. Lynsky
Two Killed In Crash of Light Plane
Two men from this southwest Iowa area were killed Tuesday when a light plane crashed in a Missouri pasture about 10 miles south of here. The victims were Wendell Arthur Smith, 32, an Lamon implement dealer, and Alitt Henderson, 37, a farmer near Davis City. The two-place Cox plane belonged to Smith and crashed on the Clare Barth farm near the Missouri border while purportedly dropping salt to cattle. Investigators determined the plane disappeared behind a hill after appearing to be in trouble. Smith was married with four children. The FAA investigated the crash to determine its cause.
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Iowa
Missouri
Here
Wendell Arthur Smith
Lamon
Alitt Henderson
Larmer
Davis City
Donald Stockwell
Smith
Clare Barth
Tenderson
Willard Jeffrey
Fedoral Aviation Agency
Garland DeLong
Prisoner Attacks Cohen at Atlanta Federal Prison
Mickey Cohen was attacked and critically injured by a fellow inmate at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta. A Justice Department spokesman said Cohen, serving a ten year term for tax evasion, was struck with a pipe while working in a prison shop. No killer link to mobster Valachi was found, and the assailant’s identity was not immediately established.
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Washington
Mickey Cohen
Federal
Atlanta
Justice Department
Cohen
Coher
Joseph Valachi
Woman demonstrator Janet Haywood carried from rooftop protest
A Chicago woman civil rights demonstrator, Janet Haywood, 20, was carried by police after climbing atop a mobile classroom to protest school facilities construction. The incident occurred on the second day of violence during Chicago demonstrations, with the protester removed on a canvas stretcher bag.
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Chicago
Janet Haywood
AP Photofox
Rails and Unions Clash Over Nationwide Strike
Rail negotiations stalled as 2708k workers face a looming strike. Carriers seek elimination of 42000 firemen on diesel locomotives, unions demand job security and efficiency, with the Inter state Commerce Commission poised to weigh in. President of AFL CIO warns of a pressured stalemate and potential public impact.
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Washington
Inday- Pe Py
Jao
J.B. Wolfe
H.E. Gilbert
Afl-Cio’ Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Muscatine Water Board Drops Gas Contract
The Muscatine Municipal Water and Electric department board voted to not renew the natural gas contract with Iowa Electric Light and Power. They authorized plans and permits for a barge unloading dock at the power plant, to provide coal transport alternatives and potential joint use by other industries.
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Muscatine
Andersen
Anderson
Harold (Chub
Bain
Bleeltie’ Light and Power Company
Board of Trustees
Yale
Tax Slash Approved By Committee Aimed at Income Relief
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a plan to slash income taxes, targeting an average relief for taxpayers. Treasury figures indicated relief could reach up to seventy percent for individuals, and the measure seeks inclusion in early September action. The committee estimates a gradual implementation over the year with details to follow.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Waas
Iales
Mainder
Apartment Manager Shot For Not Opening Door
A manhunt was underway for Ronald Wayne Brewer of Council Bluffs after a fatal shooting at an apartment house managed by Larry Ray. Brewer, 33, armed with a weapon, allegedly demanded admittance to a unit where a girl acquaintance resides with her parents.
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Nighad
Ray
Lloyd Ray
Brewer
Larry
Council Bintfs
Omaha
Great London mail train robbery progress reported by police
Scotland Yard pursued new leads at Leatherslade Farm, where a truck and two army-type vehicles were found, along with empty mailbags and signs of a hasty departure. Detectives described a dressed man collecting at the farm, a ginger stranger, and a brunette seen nearby as officers hunt for the seven million stolen from the Glasgow London night mail train last Thursday.
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London
Scotland Yard
Glasgow
Leatherslade Farm
Military Heads Back Treaty but Warn of Weakness
Washington reports that top military leaders backed the treaty yet warned of disadvantages. General Taylor told senators that underground testing could still advance weapons, while Seaborg noted underground tests might allow broad weapon development. The testimony raised questions about missile defenses and detection, with support for ratification from Rusk and McNamara.
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Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Senate
Glenn’ T. Seaborgy- Phaitr Iman
Mamie
Energy. Com
Nigston
Seaborg
United States
Naylor
Aids of
Stermis
Edward Teller
Taylo
Parlier
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army discloses Valachi hiding at Fort Monmouth
Army officials confirm secret location of Joseph Valachi at Fort Monmouth New Jersey, a heavily guarded post about 25 miles from New York City. They describe Valachi as a key figure in organized crime and say investigators sought his testimony on the mafia’s structure.
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Valachi
FF. Monmouth
Monmouth
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Yi Fuard
Peter Ri Salen
Leime
Justice Department
FreManmouth
Justice
Sen
Wilton Farmer Leaves $20000 to Charity in Will
Carl Kampmann 73 a former farmer died Aug 1 in Wilton leaving 20000 to national service and health agencies and other bequests to his church scholarships in Wilton Scholarship Trust 1000 and 500 to the United Church of Christ of Lawdenis with the remainder to his two brothers Henry and Herman executors of the will dated May 14 1962.
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Wilton
Naional Service
Muscat
Bampmaim
Low
Der
Henry
Herman Lagaminmama
American, Red Cross
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Vthe Wilton
United’ Church
Christ of Law
Denis
Owill
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