Riots in Hunters Point as Guardsmen Restore San Francisco
About 2,000 National Guardsmen and police moved in to quell violence in Hunters Point after the fatal shooting of Matthew Johnson by a patrolman. Curfew and tavern closures were ordered as clashes, rock throwing, and arson erupted in the Negro district and nearby areas. Two injured included fireman Russell Sheehan and grocer Anthony Laduico.
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San Francisco
UPI
National
Hunters Point
San Francisco Bay
Candle Stick Park
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Johnson
John F. Shelley
Thomas Cahill
Shelley
Cahill
Hall of Justice
TWU Delays Nationwide Strike Against American Airlines
The Transport Workers Union postpones a 12 hour nationwide strike against American Airlines to 6:45 p.m. EDT as talks continue. Flights will depart on schedule during negotiations. About 11,700 of 28,000 employees would stay at work if a strike occurs. The dispute centers on a cost of living clause and three 5 percent pay increases over three years.
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New York
API
Transport Workers Union
TWU
American Airlines
Matthew Guinan
TWU International
James F. Horst
Airlines
United States
Canada
Mexico
Johnsons Manila Plans Draw Capitol Criticism
Washington leaders debate the Manila conference on Viet Nam with Sen Fulbright criticizing expected results and urging a bombing halt as a peace gesture. Sen Javits backs the gesture but warns against ambitious goals that cannot be met as U.S. officials plan a meeting of anti-Communist coalition members after October 18.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Jacob K. Javis
Manila
Honolulu
Javits
Clarksfield Notes Women View Music Boxes Tour
Members of the White Joe Garden Club meet at 11 45 a m Thursday at the Beehive then drive to Berlin Heights to view Dr Byron Merricks musical boxes in the afternoon. On the way home they stop at Careys Rock Museum in Collins. The tour replaces the September meeting. Mr and Mrs Myron Allgood attended three Grange meetings this past week including a joint Wakeman Clarksfield Grange installation on Sept 20 and Pomona Grange meetings at Willard and Margaretta on Sept 21 and Thursday night.
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Clarksfield
Berlin Heights
Byron Merrick
Carey
Collins
Myron Allgood
Bulldozer Operator Crushed At Ohio Mine Tragedy
James A. Thomas a 48 year old bulldozer operator at the Concord Mine near Byesville Ohio was accidentally crushed to death Tuesday while oiling a power shovel. He was caught between the tread and counterweight as the operator climbed into the cab and started the device. He died while the shovel was stopped. Thomas was the father of five.
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Byesville
Ohio
UPI
James A. Thomas
Concord
Here
Thomas
C.V. & W. Coal Co
Wrong Way Truck Crashes Kills Woman Near Springfield
A truck traveling west in the eastbound lane crashed into a car, killing Springfield woman Frances Marcum, 44, on Interstate 70 near Springfield. Driver Vaughn Spicer of Dayton was injured and listed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Springfield
Ohio
Frances Marcum
Vaughn Spicer
Dayton
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Highway Patrol
Spicer
Here
Pontiac Wide-Track revival sparks bold new GTO lineup
The Pontiac page highlights the Wide-Track surge with the GTO returning in 335 hp 400 cubic inch form and a 255 hp 360 hp Quadra-Power 400 option. New features include Turbo Hydra-Matic, OHC options, a Grand Prix convertible, safety upgrades, disappearing windshield wipers, and a renewed focus on interior styling and bold colors.
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Atlantic
Pontiac
General Motors
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Russell Sheehan
Anthony la
Duidice
Alvin Johnson
Matthew Johnson
UU AS
Huron
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
By Ane
Nam
Fulbright
Pickett & Son
Clyde Gee
Vee Wesseese
Sandwick Motors Co
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
Bonneville
Pontiac Motor Division
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