Riots and tensions flare across cities as fires light up Minneapolis
Violence erupted on Minneapolis North Side with fires set and firemen pelted by bricks and rocks as riot police moved in. Similar tensions were reported in Erie and Cairo with truces, while Durham saw a march leading to neighborhood improvements requests. Police searched Plainfield homes for weapons and Newark prepared for a large black power conference.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Erie
Cairo
Inl
Louis J. Tullio
Pennsylvania
Henry Williams
Lee Stenzel
Durham
N.C
Plainfield
N.J
Newark
California
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Col
D.B. Kelly
Princess Grace in Montreal Hospital After Miscarriage
Princess Grace of Monaco was reported in satisfactory condition in a Montreal hospital after suffering a miscarriage. Prince Rainier’s spokesman said she would remain in the hospital several days. The former actress Grace Kelly, 37, was expecting her fourth child in January.
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Montreal
Grace of
Monaco
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Rupert Allen
Grace
Papal Flight Plans Set for Istanbul and Izmir
The Vatican said Pope Paul VI will depart Rome by air for Istanbul by 7:30 a.m. next Tuesday, then fly to Izmir the next day and travel by car to Ephesus. He will return directly to Rome after Izmir, with a scheduled Rome arrival at 8:35 p.m. and a meeting with President Sunay two hours later. He is to also meet Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras in Istanbul.
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Instanbul
Vatican City
Vatican
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Fiumicini
Istanbul
Pope Paul
Izmir
Ephesus
Fiumicino
Paul
Cevdet Sunay
Athenagoras
Navy Secretary McNaughton Dies In North Carolina Crash
President Johnson lauds John T. McNaughton as a person of rare abilities and courage. The 46 year old was to become Navy secretary, but died in a midair collision near Hendersonville with 82 others. His wife Sarah and 11 year old son Theodore also perished. The crash also killed 79 on the Piedmont Air Lines 727 and a private Cessna 310 occupants including Missouri businessmen.
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Washington
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John T. McNaughton
Navy
North Carolina
Indiana
McNaughton
Allen Jones
Bicknell
Jones
Sarah
Theodore
Piedmont Airlines
Hendersonville
N.C
Paul H. Nitze
Senate
Asheville
Atlanta
Missouri
Arm traffic role under administration under review
In Buffalo two youths, Ralph Wilson and Hilton L. Haney, robbed the Marine Midland Trust Co. branch for 464 dollars while detectives watched from the rear. They were caught within three minutes, money recovered, and charged with first degree robbery. Separately in Washington, Nicholas Katzenbach says the administration is taking a hard look at arms exports amid criticism and global supply concerns.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Broadway Market
Marine Midland Trust Co
Ralph Wilson
Hilton L. Haney
Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
House
Pentagon
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
Middle East
Browne & Shaw Research Corp
Waltham, Mass
Defense Department
Predicts Meet To Bring Negro Power Program
Newark AP report says Dr. Nathan W. Wright Jr. predicts a national black power conference opening in Newark will spark a movement to build economic political and cultural resources for Negroes. The four day event will hold 14 workshops with educators leaders and clergy discussing ballot jobs churches homes and the arts.
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Newark
N.J
Nathan W. Wright Jr
Episcopal Diocese of
Wright
Marine Keeps Brother From Going to Viet Nam War
Lancaster, Pa. Marine Lance Cpl. Larry G. Witman of Manheim, who served in Vietnam, extends his enlistment by six months to prevent his 20 year old brother Gary from being sent to Vietnam. Gary is stationed on Okinawa undergoing training for duty in Vietnam. Larry stated the government will not send the last male heir to the family into the war zone.
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Lancaster
Lance Cpl
Larry G. Witman
Manheim
Vietnam
Larry
Gary
Okinawa
Abscessed Tooth Saves Man's Life in Birmingham
Birmingham man R B Clarke says an abscessed tooth saved him when he canceled a flight to a Stokely Van Camp meeting in White Sulphur Springs Virginia. The flight later crashed killing 82 people. Clarke credits luck and the good Lord for his survival.
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Birmingham
Ala
R.B. Clarke
White Sulphur Springs
Clarke
Dinah Shore Hospitalized For Minor Surgery
Dinah Shore was at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood for minor surgery. She is listed in stable condition and expected to recover quickly.
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Dinah Shore
Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
United States and Soviet seek accord on UN Middle East action
The General Assembly delays adjournment of its Middle East session to Friday amid progress in talks on easing Israeli Arab tensions. Gromyko and Goldberg conferred as U.S.-Soviet effort to reach agreement on UN action continues with no clear outcome. Israel objects to withdrawal from occupied territories without parallel Arab peace moves.
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N.Y
General Assembly
Middle East
United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Security Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gromyko
Israel
Gideon Rafael
Council
Medicaid Costs Rise in New York State First Year
Albany report shows 1.5 million people received benefits totaling 461 million dollars in Medicaid first year under New York State program. 2.3 million authorized to receive benefits, including about one million automatic welfare recipients.
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Albany, N.Y
New York State
George K. Wyman
Wyman
First New York Lottery Ticket Winner From Ossining
Albany AP reports the first New York resident on a lottery ticket was Ossining's Susana F. Gonzales on the third draw. Other New Yorkers then appeared including Arthur Odell of Syracuse and Irene Cedron of The Bronx as the event proceeded with multiple stage drawings and substantial prize plans.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Ossining
Massachusetts
Maryland
Susana F. Gonzales
Main St
Malcolm Ellis
Schenectady
Arthur Odell
Seymour St
Syracuse
Charles M. Hockins Sr
Hayes St
Leominster
Mass
Joseph H. Murphy
Erie County
Glens Falls
James T. Donnelly
R. W. Mitchell
Bedford
Westchester County
New York City
Elsie M. Leich
97Th St
Howard Beach
Queens
Irene Joan Cedron
Country Club Rd
The
Bronx
Erastus Corning
Lena Dowling
Remington Ave
Baltimore
Office of General Services
Murphy
John V. Lindsay
U and Cousin Couple Killed in France Crash Near Montargis
Thomson Douglas 41 his wife Gloria 37 and their son David 17 were killed in a two car collision near Chapelle Saint Sepulchre Montargis 70 miles southeast of Paris. The second driver a Yugoslav was seriously hurt. Douglas taught at Heidelberg Germany in a school for American military children.
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Montargis
France
Thomson Douglas
Gloria
David
Douglas
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Heidelberg
Germany
Chapelle-Saint- Sepulchre
Paris
U S to Present Expo 67 Dome to Montreal Mayor
The United States will give Montreal Expo 67 a 20 story geodesic dome housing the American exhibit. USIA chief Leonard H. Marks will formally present the structure to Mayor Jean Drapeau as a symbol of US Canadian friendship.
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Washington
United States
Montreal
Canada
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Leonard H. Marks
Jean Drapeau
Push to raise payroll tax for Medicare plan outlined
House Ways and Means Committee plans a four tenths of one percent Social Security tax boost on the $7 800 tax base to fund Medicare expansion for the disabled and aged. Hospitals costs rising faster than expected prompt the move with employer and employee shares split. The proposal could push annual costs well over $100 for employers with earnings above $7 800.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
UAW Guaranteed Pay Plan Seen Less Extensive
Detroit AP report notes the UAW pay guarantee will be smaller than first suggested with companies to cover most of the guaranteed income at pay issuance and absenteeism curbs likely. Executives warned pay for not working would boost idleness, while Walter Reuther has presented a modified demand in closed talks.
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UAW
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Auto Company
Walter P. Reuther
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