Motorcycle Gangs Fight at Show Leaves Five Dead
Police charged with riot and murder prepared against several of the eight to ten gang members arrested after a clash at the fourth annual Motorcycle Show in Cleveland. A battle between 150 Breed members and 30 Hell’s Angels left five dead and 23 injured, including three policemen, with kn ifed victims dominant among the wounded. Police said most participants were from New York, New Jersey or other eastern states. 10 other gangs attended but did not join the fighting.
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Cleveland
Everett Chandler
Breed
Hell’s Angeles
Hell’s Angels
Bruce Emerick
Vermilion
Ohio
Thomas A. Terry
Broadview Heights
Andrew C. Demeter
South Amboy
Emelia Gardull
Bristol
Jeffrey Coffey
New York
New Jersey
Ralph Joyce
Police
Red China Leader Visit To Hanoi Reported
Premier Chou Enlai and Chinese officials were reported by Radio Hanoi to have visited North Vietnam with NHK noting arrival on Friday and departure today. This marked Chou's first trip since 1969 while U S South Vietnamese actions in Laos heightened tensions. Colombia's average per capita income is stated as $300 annually.
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Tokyo
Chou Enlai
China
North Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
Japan Broadcasting Corp
NHK
Chou
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Laos
Thuy Reveals Secret Talks With Bruce Over Vietnam Leave
Paris AP A peace group says Hanoi chief negotiator Xuan Thuy disclosed private talks with U.S. Ambassador David K E Bruce seeking a withdrawal date. Thuy reportedly pressed Bruce in public and private to fix a ceasefire date, deterring progress.
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Paris
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
David K.E. Bruce
Xuan Thuy
American Friends Service Committee
Fellowship For Reconciliation
Thuy
Bruce
Allan Brick
Chicago
Washington
Aussie Cabinet Minister Quits Amid Government Crisis
Defense Minister Malcolm Fraser resigns in a Canberra crisis over reports he criticized the army’s role in Vietnam. The cabinet meets without him as Fraser plans a statement in Parliament. Observers warn the move could fuel a challenge to Prime Minister John Gorton’s Liberal leadership.
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Canberra
Australia
Malcolm Fraser
Vietnam
John Gorton
Fraser
House of Representatives
Gorton
Liberal Party
Jack Benny Boosts Serious Music With Florida Benefit
Hollywood AP says Jack Benny and his magic violin join the Jacksonville symphony to raise funds for serious music, aiming to push his lifetime total beyond five million dollars. He notes Jacksonville and St Petersburg drives push past the target with a high ticket boost. Benny reflects on his career as fundraiser and musician, recalling Carnegie Hall beginnings in 1956 and ties to Truman library and Kansas City symphony. He also mentions an NBA special appearance priced under fifty thousand per seat.
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Hollywood
Jack Benny
Symphony Orchestra of
Jacksonville
Fla
America
Benny
Florida Symphony
St. Petersburg
Florida
Renny
Alfred Wallenstein
New York
Carnegie Hall
Wallenstein
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Truman
Independence
Jack
Kansas City Symphony
Mr. Benny
Political Expense Issue Hot Potato In Congress
In Washington Senate hearings on campaign spending, Democrats push strict limits on radio and TV ads while debt laden Democrats seek caps. Republicans favor full disclosure and oppose limits, noting Nixon vetoed a seven cent per voter cap bill and advocates repeal of the equal time rule. Leaders Scott and Dole back repeal of the equal time provision.
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Senate
Senate Communications Subcommittee
Hubert
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
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