Humphrey calls talking to Red China possible if president
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said he would talk to Red Chinese leaders if President, urging firm effort with the Soviet Union and China to reduce tensions. He tied Vietnam progress to completing Paris talks and noted strong showing at Indiana Democratic Convention while McCarthy backers protested.
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United Press International
Hubert H. Humphrey
St. Paul
Vietnam
Paris
Southeast Asia
Johnson Holds Back on Tax Bill Signing as Passages Clear
President Johnson delays signature on a tax bill approved by the Senate 64 to 16. The measure raises personal income taxes 10 percent retroactive to April and extends to mid 1969, with a 6 billion spending cut and new payroll deductions to begin in 15 days.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
White House
Senate
Treasury
City man beaten and robbed after leaving car
Clarence P. Kradel, 58, of 471 East Washington Street is in good condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital after two men beat him on Norris Way at 1 30 a m. He was robbed of 285 dollars, wallet and cards. The wallet was later found near his car. Police note a poorly lit alley contributed to the attack.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Clarence P. Kradel
Washington St
Norris Way
Tire inflation accident injures Boron attendant
Charles Tennant aged 25 of 1107 Butler Ave was injured at 9 10 p m yesterday when a tire he was filling at the Boron service station 1301 Moraiva St exploded He is reported in fair condition at St Francis Hospital with scrapes and bruises.
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Charles Tennant
Butler Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Tennant
Boron
Moraiva St
Pastor to attend Wesleyan merger conference in Anderson
The Rev. Donald C. Boyd of the Wesleyan Methodist Church on Pulaski Road will attend the Merging General Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist and Pilgrim Holiness churches in Anderson, Indiana, next week.
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Donald C. Boyd
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pulaski Rd
Wesleyan Methodist
Pilgrim Holiness Churches
Anderson, Ind
Poor People's Campaign Leaders Weigh Defying Eviction
Washington sit ins near the Agriculture Department stretched over the weekend as Resurrection City faced a Sunday deadline for permit expiry. Demonstrators refused to vacate amid arrests and hostile Senate rhetoric calling the camp anarchy and a 'festering sore.' Reverend Abernathy said protesters would stay and blamed paid infiltrators for violence.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Resurrection City
Capitol Hill
Lincoln Memorial
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Interior Department
Ralph D. Abernathy
Upkeep of ballfields debated by city Recreation Board
The city Recreation Board plans a 8 p.m. Tuesday meeting with maintenance foreman Joseph Fracul to discuss remedies for 19 community ballfields including Flaherty Field. Board members cite weather and limited staff as funding constraints while considering city takeover of field maintenance. Local 270 union granted use of Flaherty Field on June 5 for a wrestling show.
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City Recreation Board
Joseph Fracul
Tony DeAndrea
Williams St
Flaherty
Joseph V. Cooper
Cooper
Pete
Figo) Carvella
Rees Flannery
Thomas A. Shumaker
Flannery
Robert J. Albertson
Local 270
International Typographical Union
Flaherty Field
Youth hurt in fall from auto in Neshannock Township
Gary Ferrese, 18, of 4 Bellaire Drive, fell from the hood of a moving car on Catalina Drive. Operator William Connelly, 18, of 25 Fairhill Drive, was charged with reckless driving and tampering with a motor vehicle after stopping the car. Ferrese treated at Jameson Memorial and then South Side Hospital for facial cuts and a possible jaw fracture. Connelly fined $30.
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South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Catalina Dr
Neshannock
Gary Ferrese
Bellaire
William D. Connelly
Fairhill
Connelly
Ferrese
Jameson Memorial Hospital
South Side
Two-Car Collision Damages North City Roads
A car driven by Fred Locke 54 collided with Edie Norman 68 while turning left on Neal Street causing estimated damages of 400 dollars and pending charges for Norman. A motorcyclist hit Jason Casto's eastbound car on West Washington Street causing 45 dollars in damage.
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Fred Locke
Old Butler Rd
Taylor St
Edie Norman
Mahoning Ave
Neal St
Locke
Jason Casto
Crawford Ave
Casto
W. Washington St
Gangs Loot Downtown Stores In Pittsburgh
Roving youths returning from a picnic smashed windows and looted a shoe store and Buhl's Jewelry on Fifth Avenue. A bus was raided, driver hurt, windows broken, police reinforced the area. Several people were treated for injuries from a chemical assault at a Liberty Avenue bar.
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UPI
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Smithfield Street
Buhl
West View Amusement Park
Port Authority
Negro Hill
John T. Fichter
Mercy Hospital
Grant Street
Center Avenue
Tenth Street
Brenda strengthens into tropical storm drifting off Atlantic
Tropical storm Brenda heads toward minimal hurricane strength and drifts eastward between Florida and Bermuda. Forecaster Neil Frank says little chance Brenda will affect the U.S. mainland as winds reach about 70 mph with gales extending up to 200 miles southeast and 100 miles southwest. Brenda is the season's second tropical storm, after Abby brushed Cuba and moved across Florida before fading in Georgia and South Carolina.
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UPI
Brenda
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Bermuda
Neil Frank
National Hurricane Center
United States
Abby
Cuba
Georgia
South Carolina
Wildwood Boy Wins National Marble Title at 14
Rudy Raymond, 14, of Reading, captured the 45th National Marbles Tournament title in Wildwood New Jersey by beating Larry Yakick 11-3 in the final best of 21. He earned a $500 college scholarship and a lifetime supply of marbles as champion.
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Wildwood
N.J
Yakick
Raymond
Glenn Sigmond
Wharton
W. Va
Sigmond
Ringer Stadium
Debbie Webb
Yonkers
N.Y
Tragic Drinking Spree Leaves Blairsville Teens Dead
Blairsville police report two teenagers 16 and 17 years old were found unconscious on North Walnut Street after a late Friday drinking spree. One boy died, the other was taken to Indiana Hospital in fair condition. an autopsy was planned for the dead teen. An empty cherry vodka bottle was found at the scene.
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Blairsville
UPI
Indiana Hospital
James Blubaker
Blubaker
North Walnut Street
Blubkner
Rusk Heads to NATO Talks With Iceland Visit
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leaves for a NATO ministerial in Iceland carrying support for balanced reductions of forces in central Europe. He plans talks with Willy Brandt on possible Bonn trip over East German travel limits and reviews NATO force reduction prospects amid Warsaw Pact tensions.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
NATO
Iceland
Europe
Rusk
Willy Brandt
Bonn
West Berlin
Keflavik
U.S
John M. Leddy
State Department
Mediterranean
Berlin
General Council
Warsaw Pact
Mystery polka dot girl rumor halted after Kennedy shooting
Police halted an all points bulletin for a polka dot dress girl linked to the Kennedy shooting. A Kennedy party worker said the tale was imagined, while other witnesses recalled a girl near Sirhan B. Sirhan. Sirhan’s attorney faced potential threats as protection plans were considered.
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UPI
Ambassador Hotel
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy
Sandy Serrano
Altadena
Calif
Sen
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John Powers
Detective Bureau
Michael A. McCowan
Parsons
Los Angeles Police
Tom Reddin
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