Riot Damage Estimated Across Three Cities
The Associated Press survey counts riot damage in Chicago Baltimore Newark and Pittsburgh with total losses approaching 45 million dollars. Estimates vary by city from hundreds of thousands to several million, reflecting property destruction and insurance payouts as firms resume operations.
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Circumstances May Push Rocky into Presidential Race
Ambiguity clouded plans as officials weigh whether the candidate will announce a Republican bid. A potential April public statement could clarify the campaign timeline and the actor’s political ambitions.
Viet Army Improvement Spurs Change in Saigon Policy
Washington reports indicate the Johnson administration and top advisers at the White House discuss improvements in the South Vietnamese Army and the resulting changes in U S policy. The discussions occur amid ongoing Vietnam War tensions and political strategy debates.
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No Arrests in King Slaying FBI Reveals
Federal agents refused to disclose why they sought Galt or the status of the murder probe. A Dade County source in Miami noted an FBI bulletin focusing on locating and notifying Galt, with Birmingham listed as a last known address. Witnesses in Memphis had reported seeing a man in a white Mustang near a rooming house, and a Florida pickup order was discussed before being withdrawn. Special Agent John Hanlong in Miami provided the latest updates as the page continues.
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Humphrey Gains Backing From Democrats For Nomination
Organization United Democrats for Humphrey formed with honorary chairman Truman. Leaders include Sen. Harris and Mondale, Mayor Allen, Meany, and Boggs. McCarthy and Kennedy proposed plans on income, health care, and national reconstruction as 1968 nominating fight escalates.
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Louisiana
O'Connor backs Humphrey for Democratic nomination
City Council President Frank D. O'Connor announced he will join the committee supporting Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic presidential nomination. He cited Humphrey's ability to fulfill the quest for national unity.
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Frank D. O’connor
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Moon Eclipse Tonight Shines Over New York Sky
New York AP reports a total lunar eclipse tonight if skies are clear. The event begins with a shadow on the moon's upper left edge and reaches full coverage across its face by 11 22.
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New York
Uneasy Calm Returns To Kansas City
A tense atmosphere settles over Kansas City as residents assess ongoing tensions and officials call for calm. Police presence remains visible as community leaders urge restraint while investigations continue.
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Kansas City
US and Viet Cong clash in Vietnam war zone assault
In War Zone C northwest of Saigon the 25th Division repulsed a Viet Cong attack after five hours of close fighting. 16 Americans killed, 47 wounded. Viet Cong left 128 dead and many weapons. Air and artillery strikes followed as Allied forces pressed the operation Complete Victory.
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Coeds Defy Georgia University Officials in Sit-In
In Athens Georgia coeds and male supporters staged a second sit in at the main campus building demanding liberalization of women’s rules on drink. University President Dr Fred C Davison ordered about 200 students to leave citing fire hazards from crowding. He warned of serious disciplinary consequences including possible suspension or expulsion.
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Local man charged with alleged homicide after park incident
A man was charged with alleged homicide after an event in a nearby park parking lot. The two had been dancing and drinking together earlier in a tavern before parting ways. He was unarmed at the time of the incident.
ICC unit inspects Laos visit by ICC troops
An ICC inspection tour in southern Laos aims to verify areas controlled by Communist forces as Indian and Canadian members join the mission. The International Control Commission reports movements of Laotian government troops and ICC personnel in the field.
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36 Story Kasumigaseki Skyscraper Opens in Tokyo
Japan unveils its first skyscraper the 36 story Kasumigaseki building in downtown Tokyo. The 480 foot structure completed in burnished metal houses offices arcades restaurants and conference halls. The three year project cost about 50 million dollars and included Shinto ceremonies invoking blessings.
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Moscow to New York air service likely by May
A Soviet Aviation Ministry official said Moscow New York commercial air service will probably begin in the second half of May. The report notes this would mark a regular transatlantic route linking the Soviet Union and the United States.
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Johnson to meet Park in Honolulu this Wednesday
President Johnson will hold talks with South Korea's President Park Chung Hee in Honolulu this Wednesday. The meeting aims to discuss bilateral issues and regional security.
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Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Kennedy family returns to Palm Beach in mourning
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children arrived at Palm Beach for the first time since Christmas 1963 when they visited in mourning for the assassinated president. The family’s return marks a somber moment as they spend time at the Florida locale.
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Pilgrims Pack Jerusalem for Easter and Passover Readiness
Thousands of Christian and Jewish pilgrims fill Jerusalem for the Easter Way of the Cross and Passover rites. Israeli guards guard sites as houseswives and cooks prepare seder meals from Golan to Suez. This holiday follows Christmas with no major incidents.
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Coalition Group Puts Full Read Behind Rockefeller
The Coalition for a Republican Alternative announced it will devote full resources to support Nelson Rockefeller. Stewart R. Mott leads a large organizing group including six Republican congress members and four governors. The coalition had pledged 50 000 dollars and planned 144 000 dollars in ads contingent on Rockefeller entering the race.
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Elmira Cop Not Planning Retirement Says 1910 Hire
Elmira New York police official Devlin, possibly the oldest active officer in the country, joined the force in 1910 and currently runs all city bingo games in compliance with state gambling laws. He says he has no plans to retire.
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Proctor Teen Killed in Rt. 4 two-car Crash
Richard Greene aged 15 from Proctor died in a two-car collision on Route 4 in Castleton Thursday night.
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Richard Greene
Proctor
Calls to 24 500 reservists to active duty called long overdue
Albany NY Maj Gen A C O Hara says Johnsons call of about 24 500 reservists to active duty is long overdue. He argues the move will pressure Hanoi and aid negotiations. NY units activated include the 174th Tactical Fighter Group at Syracuse with 723 men ordered to Clovis Air Force Base.
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Medical unit called to active duty in Philadelphia
The 305th Medical Detachment orthope dic, based in Philadelphia and led by Maj. Anna Brady, is among 21 550 reservists activated. The seven member unit becomes part of the broader mobilization.
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Johnson Signs Open Housing Bill Amid Riots After King Death
President Johnson signed an open housing law aimed at ending housing discrimination in 80 percent of sales and rentals by 1970. He denounced King’s assassination and ensuing violence, announcing a federal task force to enforce the Civil Rights measure and guard civil rights nationwide. The bill also criminalizes interfering with rights and crossing state lines to incite riots.
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