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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1966

Page

10

Saigon police killed as Buddhist protest erupts

In Saigon a police officer was shot dead and another attacked as Buddhist protests outside the Institute sparked riots. Ky vowed to seal off the Buddhist Institute and clean up dissidence in Hue, while U S B52s marked a year of raids against Viet Cong targets with major strikes near Da Nang and Cambo‑ dian border areas. A 41 year old Buddhist girl died from self immolation, the tenth such protest since May.

Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky Wind Hue Institute Viet Nam da Nang Dao Thi Tuyet Buddhist Institute Johnson National Buddhist Institute

Omaha Bank Bandit With Loot Seized

A bank robbery at U S National Bank in Omaha ended when guards Jerry Kennedy and Harold Hogan detained Roy Crossley, 50, who attempted to claim $10,000 but received $3,489. He faces federal bank robbery charges after being held for FBI agents and police.

Omaha U.S. National Bank Jerry Kennedy Harold Hogan Roy Crossley FBI JoAnn Nelson Edward Ireland Crossley U.S

Train Hits Car 4 Dead At Newton Crossing

A Rock Island Lines passenger train slammed into a car at a rural crossing southwest of Newton, killing all four occupants. Victims were Jacob Neef Sr., Henrietta Neef, Betty Jean Neef, and their 3 month old James. The car emerged on the gravel road as the westbound train, about 58 mph, struck the driver’s side and dragged the vehicle 165 feet. Police said no signs the driver saw the train.

Newton Am Rock Island Lines Here Jacob Neef Sr Henrietta John Betty Jean) Neef James Newton Jacob Neef Newt

East U S chills as record lows shock temperate regions

A massive cool air mass blanketed the eastern two thirds of the United States, sending temperatures to records from Pennsylvania to Missouri. In St Marys Pennsylvania the thermometer hit 31 below zero and more towns logged their coldest June readings, while tornadoes and hail lashed the Texas Panhandle and Plains with damaging winds and flash floods.

Associated Press United States Topeka Ken Texas Panhandle Plains Country

Neighbors complain of German shepherd frightening kids

Police log notes Bruce Russell investigated a complaint about a German shepherd scaring neighborhood children. The report adds a separate line stating a dog bit an officer.

Concord N. H Bruce Russell Russell

King urges large turnout for final Mississippi march

Dr Martin Luther King Jr spoke to a sparsely filled Broad Street Park audience in Bena Mississippi urging more than 25 people to join the Jackson finale. He promised entertainment by Sinatra Brando Lancaster and others and urged participation in voting efforts led by Hosea Williams. King warned of continued threats as marchers faced Confederate flags a hose attack and a snake in a journalist’s truck while weather forecast called for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures.

King Broad Street Park Tta Bena Miss Jackson Martin Luther King Jr Mississippi Greenwood Frank Sinatra Marlon Brando Burt Lancaster Sammy Davis Jr Gregory Peck James Brown Farlier Hosea Williams Southern

Kennedy and Pope Paul VI meet at Vatican City

Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Pope Paul VI held a 35 minute audience during Kennedy's stopover from Africa. Vatican sources suggested Viet Nam or South Africa race issues could be discussed, but officials disclosed only that the talk was very cordial. Kennedy and his wife Ethel arrived by plane from Athens.

Vatican City Robert F. Kennedy Paul VI Kennedy Vatican New York Viet Nam South Africa Ethel Athens

King Speaks at Voter Rally in LeFlore County Courthouse

Dr Martin Luther King Jr addressed a mixed crowd at the LeFlore county courthouse in Greenwood Mississippi on a Friday rally for voter registration. Sheriff George Smith watched from the crowd as Negroes and whites gathered amid tense background notes.

Martin Luther King LaFlore County Greenwood Mins LeFlore County George Smith Faten Photefax

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