Riots in Los Angeles Blamed on Heat and Social Strife
Five psychiatrists assess the Los Angeles riots, linking them to deep resentment, poverty, and a heat wave. They cite economic disadvantage, unemployment, and a triggering drunk driving arrest in a predominantly Black district as factors fueling the violence.
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Joann Smith
Los Angeles
Esther Fine
Brenta
Sidney Ine
Bernice Ennis
University of Southern California
James R. Silber
Los Angeles County
South-Central Mental Health Service
Avalon Blvd
Rot Tom
Jones
Alexander S. Rogawski
Bureau of Public Assistance
USC
Department of Social and Community Psychiatry
Rogawski
Jack Lomas
County Welfare Planning Council
Kennedy
Father Thom
John Thom
Airport Favored On Assateague For Air Minded Vacationists
Rep Morton urged an airstrip plan for Assateague as part of a national seashore project. Hearing explored road costs, park-service routes, and a 25 million estimate for land acquisition and public use, with emphasis on minimizing wildlife disruption and linking to the Maryland bridge.
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Assateague
Washington
Rogers C. B. Morton
R-Md
Fed
Morton
House Interior
Barrier
Maryland
Virginia
Maryland Republican
National Park Service
Ocracoke
N.C
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
North Carolina
Ocean City
Assateague Island
Allen T. Edmunds
The
Park Service
Cape Cod
Mass
Edmunds
Maryland Bridge
Green Runway
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
Wayne N. Aspinall
Dcolo
Aspinall
John S. Gottschalk
Interior Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Senate
Daniel B Brewster
House
Montgomery Fight Looms Over Rights
The Montgomery County Human Relations Commission prepares for a tense session on August 23 as Rockville attorney Robert Bullard seeks to sharply limit the panel. Proposals would strip public hearings and findings of fact, curb jurisdiction to accommodations law, and weaken penalties for convictions, pending county council action.
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Montgomery County Bureau
Montgomery County Human Relations Commission
Rockville
Robert Bullard
Commission
County Council
Bullard
Move to make commission investigative on racial affairs faces opposition
Civil rights leaders oppose a streamlining plan to make the commission investigative rather than punitive for racial affairs. Edith Throckmorton, president of Montgomery County NAACP, says amendments would render the commission really ineffective. Bullard says the commission cannot function under its current setup.
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Edith
Throckmorton
Montgomery County
NAACP
Bullard
Eichmann Seizure Issue Dropped by UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council has removed the Eichmann kidnapping case from its list of issues. A revised list issued by Secretary-General U Thant indicates the matter is no longer under consideration, ending the active debate on the case.
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Eichmann
United Nations
Fap
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Israel
UN Security Council
U Thant
Argentina seeks deletion from Security Council list
In a July letter to Thant Argentina asked that its item be removed from matters seized by the Security Council. It noted no council member objected to deletion. Argentina had protested Israeli actions in 1960 and cited a death sentence and execution in 1961 1962 related to Nazi killings. Board of Estimates weighs Washington office. Baltimore officials discuss a state liaison.
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Thant
Argentina
Security Council
Exchmena
Board of Estimates
Washington
MecKeldin
Gov Tawes
McKeldin Seeks Full Time Washington Envoy for Baltimore
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R McKeldin proposed on Monday that the city hire a full time representative in Washington to safeguard Baltimore interests especially in federal aid programs. He said he would ask for funding as part of his push.
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Baltimore
Theodore R McKeldin
Washington
Balto County Home Swept By Flames
A four story frame house in Baltimore County was destroyed by a two alarm fire Sunday night. Firemen fought the blaze for over two hours in an unsuccessful effort to contain it. The owners, Mr and Mrs Meri H Poling, and their four children, were away when the fire was discovered by a passing motorist.
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Glenn Arm
Baltimore County
Meri H Poling
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