Watts Tense After Outbreaks In South Los Angeles
Two outbursts of violence by Negroes followed a protest near a police station after a rally in a park over a fatal shooting. Newsweek figures Karl Fleming and David Moberg were injured by wooden blows. a liquor store window was broken by a band of about 25, with arrests and detentions reported.
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Newsweek Magazine
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AP Photofax
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Newsweek
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Gemini Flight Set on May 31
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Gemini rendezvous and space walk flight has been rescheduled for May 31 after an Atlas Agena failure to orbit Gemini 9 astronauts Stafford and Cernan. An investigation board probes the mishap while plan X launches an alternate target satellite two weeks later.
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Thomas ©. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernan
Agena
Atlas
Johnson defends Vietnam policy against critics at Chicago dinner
President Johnson challenges critics to stop nervous talk and unite as South Vietnam pursues its own governance. He says US aims to halt the killing while urging South Vietnamese leaders to end civil strife that could imperil American support. Secretary Rusk says the administration presses South Vietnam to ignore secondary issues and focus on war effort and political restructuring.
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South Viet Nam
Chicago
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
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Ruby Trial Judge Not Disqualified in Dallas Case
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals unanimously ruled judge did not disqualify himself for writing a book about the Ruby trial. Case returns to Dallas for a sanity hearing. A jet tanker crashed on approach at Amarillo Air Force Base, killing all six aboard. In Selma, a 24-year-old man is jailed for firing into Wilson Baker home amid sheriff election dispute. In Joliet, three men robbed a Kmart, escaping with about $20,000 in a stolen car.
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William W. Kilgore
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Judge Beaten By Teens Outside Home In Court Case
District Court Judge George M Paradise, attacked near his home on May 4, found four teens in contempt. Anthony Newby 17 Jimmie Jacobs 16 and Donald Osborn 17 were jailed six months each and fined 500 dollars. Gamel 27 was contempt but purged himself with a written apology and claim he walked away. The youths allegedly hit the judge on face head and arms as he woke to profane noise. police were called but the suspects fled.
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George M. Paradise
Anthony Newby
Jimmie Lee Jacobs
Donald D. Osborn
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Gunfight Ends Kidnapper Slain After Deserted Manhunt
In Shade Gap Pennsylvania a kidnap killer laid a deadly ambush for authorities and Peggy Ann Bradnick before a firefight ended his escape. Hollenbaugh died from multiple gunshot wounds while Deputy Sharp and Larry Rubeck were wounded during the dramatic rescue and pursuit. Peggy Ann, uninjured, was recovered unharmed.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Bradnick
William Diller Hollenbaugh
Da Nang Rebels Shoot U S Plane Down
Rebels shoot down a U S spotter plane over Da Nang as Marines seize a river bridge disputed between rebels and government troops. In the city, Ky opponents add 300 anti government infantrymen and 200 ranger troops.
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Iowa Bridge Bond Plans Face Attorney General Review
The Iowa Highway Commission sought a legal opinion on issuing bonds backed by bridge tolls to connect Sioux City with South Sioux City Nebraska and a Mississippi River span to Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. A decision hinges on a 4 12 amendment to the Town Constitution, with further talks set with Nebraska on June 27. If bonds aren’t feasible, Prairie du Chien could move down the five-year plan, though other crossings, notably Muscatine Illinois toll bridge, take priority. The panel expects to decide after the ruling, then approach governors Hughes and Morrison with a final proposal.
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Harold) Hughes
Frank) Morrison
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Des Moines Mother Mourns FBI Agent Son Terry Anderson
Mrs Laura Anderson of Des Moines learned with pride then grief as her son Terry Ray Anderson an FBI agent was killed by a sniper in south central Pennsylvania during a kidnapping case. Anderson a Drake graduate and Marine veteran had followed his brother John into the FBI and left behind a wife and four children.
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Laura Anderson
Young Matrons Club
YMCA
Pennsylvania
Terry’Ray Anderson
Anderson
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Washington
Jaws
Drake
Dallas Center
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Glenn
John
Omaha
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Shade Gap
Marilyn
Fire crews uncover robbery linked to detergent blaze at Easy Wash
Firemen extinguished a fire at Easy Wash Laundry on Grandview Avenue after an unidentified youth reported it from near Oregon Street station. The utility room had a forcible entry, a stolen patron billfold was found minus its cash, and water from a ruptured pipe limited the damage. Chief Bender and Chief Axel led the investigation.
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Easy Wash
Grandview Avenue
Oregon Street
Alex Bender
Glenn Axel
Bender
Atomic Spy Is Released From Prison
Harry Gold, America's first convicted atomic spy, was freed after 16 years in Lewisburg Penitentiary. At 55 he will finish the term on parole, hoping to work in a hospital or research facility while living with his brother and bedridden father.
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Lewisburg
Harry Gold
America
Gold
Lewisburg Penitentiary
Joseph
Philadelphia
Anderson Family Christmas Portrait 1965
A Des Moines resident provided a 1965 Christmas picture featuring Anderson and his son Mike. The image comes from Anderson’s father, illustrating a family holiday moment captured for the paper.
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Mark Standing
Mike
Anderson
Des Moines
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