Night marches ban sought after Florida clashes
Augustine officials push renewed prohibition on night marches after whites confronted a Negro neighborhood. Florida Attorney General James Kynes argues such marches pose danger and asks U.S. Judge Bryan Simpson to reconsider canceling the police ban. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was jailed and moved to Duval County jail to testify at a Jacksonville hearing.
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Fla
Florida
James Kynes
U. S
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Martin Luther King
Duval County
West German leader returns after thawing Soviet pact
Washington views the Moscow Soviet East German treaty as a political setback for Ulbricht while West German Chancellor Erhard meets President Johnson. The accord, hailed in Moscow, is seen as a lightweight agreement with limited substance amid U S Soviet tensions.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
U.s.8.r
Moscow
State Department
Walter Ul Hricht
Derail Viet Nam Trains South Viet Nam Sabotage
Derailments and explosions on the Saigon Vung Tau line killed six as Viet Cong saboteurs disrupted Viet Nam’s rail link. Government forces killed 13 Viet Cong nearby after clashes near Ba Xuyen Province 120 miles southwest of Saigon. A U S Marines unit supports internal security duties near the Laos border as the conflict intensifies.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ministry of Defense
Vuang Tri
Vinh Lai
Ba Xuyen
Dover Dope Ring Smuggling Case Faces American Suspect
Dover customs men smash a dope ring involving Americans smuggling marijuana into Britain. Robert John Bryson of Clifton New Jersey pleaded guilty in a Dover court to attempting to import Indian hemp. He said he bought the hemp in Morocco while leaving the U S Peace Corps and was fined 140 dollars and deported to France. He carried about 300 grains.
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Dover
England
Channel
Britain
Robert John Bryson
Clifton, N. J
Us S. Peace Corps
North Africa
Bryson
France
Morocco
Scranton Joins Goldwater Nomination Fight
Questioning Scranton timing, party leaders debate whether the Pennsylvania governor’s sudden decision helps or hurts Barry Goldwater’s bid for the Republican presidential nomination. AP survey shows no break in Goldwater backers, with many previously uncommitted or backing other candidates.
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William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Poe
Goldwater
Scranton
Rockefeller
Associated Press
House Stolen In Grand Blanc Township Flint Man Reports Theft
An indignant caller told Genesee County sheriff’s office that his four room frame house in Grand Blanc township had vanished. The 2 by 24 foot structure, purchased by Floyd Ray, was missing along with its foundation and septic tank. The property had been graded over. Ray last visited the site two weeks ago.
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Flint
Genesee
Davenport District Judge Grants Temporary Restraining Orders
Judge LeGrand hears plea by Local 10 union workers at Aluminum Company of America Davenport plant. Motion seeks continuance of injunctions to stop sympathy strike actions. Alcoa has secured temporary restraining orders in several cities including Massena to prevent union participation in the dispute.
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Davenport
Clay LeGrand
Aluminum Co
America
Alcoa
Sunion
Massena
Han de
Red Buildup Reported Near Muong Soui Laos
Western military sources report a Communist buildup near Muong Soui in north central Laos as Pathet Lao prepare for an attack on the neutralist stronghold. Muong Soui lies on a key highway from Plaine des Jarres, with General Kong Le's neutralists stationed south of the town and no evident reinforcement. The warning followed Premier Souvanna Phoumy's request to resume American reconnaissance flights over the area.
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Muong Sout
Laos
Pathet Lao
Muong Soni
Plaine ‘Des Jarres
Vientiane
Kong ‘le
Muong Soui
Kang le
Souvanna Phoumy
North Korean Moves Amid South Korea Unrest Cited
President Park Chung Hee says North Korean troops held near the DMZ and that enemy aircraft were grounded since May 25 as unrest in the south continues. The UN command offered no comment on Park’s exclusive AP interview. In Ottumwa, escapee Jack Fairchild, 31, was captured after a 17 day manhunt ending in a vacant house.
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Korea
South
Chung Hee Park
Park
South Korea
United Nations Command
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Jack Fairchild
Agenzy
Verl Sedore
Wapello County
Cliff
Riley
Fairchild
Henry G Holdorf obituary and services noted
Henry G Holdorf of Davenport died Saturday at 12 15 am in Muscatine General Hospital. He lived with his son in law and daughter at 1411 New Hampshire Davenport. Born in Holstein Germany in 1882 he came to the United States about 1900. He married Minnie Harder on December 1 1916 and farmed in Scott County until retirement in 1948 when he moved to Davenport. He was preceded in death by his parents wife two brothers and several grandchildren. He survived by a daughter Viola Hewitt of Muscatine and a son Robert Holdorf.
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Henry ’G. Holdorf
Henry G.holdorf
Davenport
Muscatine General Hospital
Roy. Hewitt
New Hampshire
Holstein
Germany
Minnie Harder
Scott County
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Ray
Viola
Hewitt
Muscatine
Robert ‘Hol
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