Quiet Returns To Riot Areas In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio the city faced renewed racial tension on the East Side as leaders from white and Black communities sought to curb violence after a week of sniping and fires. Police and National Guard troops kept order amid a heavy rain, with Chief Richard Wagner hopeful the riots are over. Four people were killed and nearly 30 injured as property damage mounted. A new employment center was opened to aid those who lost jobs in looting. Messages of cooperation followed, while a withdrawal of National Guard troops was anticipated.
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Cleveland
East Side
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Richard Wagner
Baxter Hill
Congress of Racial Equality
Wagner
National Guard
Stilwell Missing On Flight To Honolulu
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell Jr., commander of the Army's Green Beret training center, appears missing after a flight to Honolulu. Coast Guard officials and military sources provided the update as the search and inquiry began, with details continuing on later pages.
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Army
Green Beret Training Center
Honolulu
San Francisco
Calif
Green Beret
Coast Guard
No Trial For Fliers in Hanoi Note to CBS
The State Department would not comment on a CBS inquiry about Ho Chi Minh’s reply to a CBS message asking if captured American airmen would be tried. Ho’s four words, “no trial in view,” arrive as Hanoi had warned they would put pilots on trial as war criminals. The Pentagon cites about 45 American captives and urges POW status. Ambassador Harriman cautions Hanoi against threats and rejects predicting sanctions.
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State Department
Ho Chi Minh
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Hanni
Pentagon
North
Viet Nam
W. Averell Harriman
Hanoi
United
Morse Overhauls Strike Bill Aimed at Ending Airwalkout
Senate action on a new plan to end the 18 day airline strike is imminent as Sen. Wayne Morse revises his bill to pave the way for a back to work order and a mediation panel. Republicans draft arbitration measure while talks stall with labor groups. Revenue losses from the five struck airlines reach about 126 million dollars.
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Wayne Morse
Dore
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Morse
Labor Department
James J. Reynakds
Congress
Reynolds
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
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Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World Airlines
Hea
Mike Mansfield
State Traffic Toll Is Ahead Of Last Year's
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin's weekend traffic toll rises to 524, two more than a year ago. Eight deaths, including Oliver Schultz 48 of Wisconsin Rapids, killed when his car left the road near the city. Other fatalities include Robert DePew 60 of Milwaukee in a Waushara County car truck crash, Jack Abbiehl 22 of Sheldon in a Highway 194 overturn, Paul Schwartau 35 of Red Wing walking near Red Wing, D R Bowerfield 20 of Clear Lake after a two car crash in St Croix County, Ruben Flores 11 of Mission Texas in a truck ditch plunge, Allen Schrader 19 of Catawba in a motorcycle collision, Miss Anne Ludtke 67 of Milwaukee in a two car crash near Wausau, and Richard Collins 28 of West Allis found fatally injured on Highway 24 near Muskego. Authorities cannot determine prior cause.
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Oliver Schultz
Waushara County
Robert DePew
Milwaukee
Jack Abbiehl
Sheldon
Highway 194
Viet Nam
Paul Schwartau
Red Wing
Minn
Hager City
St. Croix
D. R. Bowerfield
Clear Lake
Ruben Flores
Mission
Tex
Portage County
Allen Schrader
Catawba
Withee
Wausau
Anne J. Ludtke
Richard Collins
West Allis
Muskego
Police Officials Charge Illinois Man in Slaying
Walworth County officials charged Frank D. Hopson of Round Lake Beach Illinois with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Franklin D. Minor 29 found wounded on a Delavan sidewalk after a quarrel near a tavern. Hopson waived extradition and awaits a Circuit Court hearing in Elkhorn.
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Illinois
Franklin D. Minor
Delavan
Frank D. Hopson
Round Lake Beach
Ill
John Voss
Warner Voegels
Viet Cong strike as U S forces press in Vietnam jungles
In South Viet Nam, North Vietnamese regulars melted into jungles near the border after a weekend U S Marine clash. Viet Cong attacks hit nine outposts south of Saigon and a camp for defectors, while B52 bombing hit a suspected regimental post near the 17th Parallel. The 324B Division reportedly suffered heavy losses as Marines pressed the rugged hills near the DMZ. one U S Air Force jet was downed but the pilot was recovered.
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U.S. Air Force
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Laos
Air Force
Guam
17Th Parallel
Seven in Race For Arkansas Governor Post
Seven Democrats compete for the Arkansas governor nomination as Gov. Orval Faubus is not a candidate. Winthrop Rockefeller seeks the Republican nomination and is expected to face the Democratic winner in November. A runoff appears likely if no candidate clears 50 percent on August 9. About 400,000 of 687,631 voters expected to vote. Faubus defeated Rockefeller two years ago in a key intra party fight.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orvald. Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Faubus
Rockefeller
Governor's Gone Fishing up North
Governor Warren P Knowles began a weeklong vacation in northern Wisconsin seeking fishing tranquility. Officials kept exact location undisclosed while a news conference is planned August 1 on his first day back at the office.
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Madison
State
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Wisconsin
House Starts On Rights Bill Raises Civil Rights Debate
The House begins debate on a controversial civil rights bill aimed at expanding government tools against discrimination, with a contentious housing provision drawing sharp North versus South opposition. The compromise housing clause would shield homeowners with limited sales from action, prompting questions about its real impact and broad support as lawmakers await a key test vote.
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Washington
Congress
North
Judiciary Committee
Woman killed in picnic crowd crash in Union Ill
Miss Ida Berg, 81, of Milwaukee was killed when a car crashed into a bench at a Union picnic. Driver William H. Darfler, 67, of Belvidere, was involved. six other people were injured.
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William H. Darfler
Belvidere
UN Security Council to debate Syria Israel water dispute
United Nations, New York. The Security Council meets to discuss the Israeli air raid on the Syrian project diverting Jordan River waters. Syria and Israel lodge mutual complaints. Ambassadors Tomeh and Comay to speak first as Israel accuses Syria of terrorism and Syria denies involvement in land mine incidents.
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Syria
Israel
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Michael S. Comay
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Comay
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El-Asefa
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Tomeh
Eli Asefa
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Negev Desert
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