Riots Erupt as Montreal Police Strike Ends in Bloodshed
Montreal faced gun battles, looting and several injuries after a 16 hour police walkout ended as emergency legislation brought troops into the city. Provincial police aided city units amid chaotic downtown vandalism and a tense security push.
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Montreal
UPI
Canada
Quebec City
Columbus Man Will Speak Here At Safety Awards Banquet
Joseph A. Wolfe manager of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce Safety Council will speak at the annual safety awards banquet co sponsored by the Chamber and the Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene. The 6:30 p.m. Oct. 16 event at Ellis Country Club invites public attendance with tickets at 4 dollars from the Chamber office.
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Joseph A. Wolfe
Columbus Area
Chamber of Commerce Safety Council
Huron County Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ellis Country Club
Wolfe
Safety Council
State Highway Patrol
Department of Highway Safety
National Safety Council
Ohio
Automotive Safety Foundation
Paul Gray Hoffman
Massachusetts
Belmont County
Worthington
Viet Cong Woman Details Prison Atrocities In Vietnam Talks
Madame Nguyen Thi Chon 42, mother of two, testified at a Viet Cong press center about torture, rapes, and killings in South Vietnamese prisons under supposed American supervision. She said prisons were crowded with naked women and bodies were weighted and dumped in rivers. she escaped during the Tet offensive in 1968.
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Saigon
Nguyen Thi Chon
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
Thu Duc
Nguyen Thi Binh
International Red Cross Committee
North Vietnam
Brazilian plane hijacked to Cuba from Amazon region
A Cruzeiro do Sul Airlines Caravelle with 50 aboard was hijacked in Brazil and forced to fly to Georgetown Guyana en route to Cuba. Government officials in Rio reported the aircraft was traveling Belem to Manaus when seized.
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UPI
Cuba
Rio
Cruzeiro Do Sul Airlines
Amazon River Valley
Belem
Manaus
Georgetown
Guyana
Principal Asks Help Of Parents At PTA Meeting
Cleveland Glenville High School principal Leo Clayton described a troubled scene with students shooting craps in a corner and loitering in hallways. He urged parents to help address widespread absenteeism and property damage affecting his 3,489 students.
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Cleveland
API
Glenville High School
PTA
Leo Clayton
Clayton
Maynard Jackson Becomes Atlanta's First Negro Vice Mayor
Maynard Jackson 31, a youthfully energetic attorney and NAACP officer, defeated Alderman Milton Farris in Atlanta's first biracial election for mayor and vice mayor sealing a historic milestone. Massell and Cook won runoff mayoral spots with Massell drawing Negro support. Tate finished third as the sole Black candidate. About 40 percent of Atlanta's 218,000 registered voters are Black.
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Maynard Jackson
Jackson
NAACP
Milton Farris
Georgia
Sam Massell
Rodney Cook
Horace Tate
Massell
Ivan Allen, Jr
Tate
Martin Luther King, Jr
Ralph Abernathy
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