Liquor Ban Could Drive Potent Drug Use, Expert Warns
Richard A. Blum, Stanford researcher, told the President's crime commission that halting alcohol sales could push moderate drinkers to stronger drugs. He warned prohibition might drive demand for alternative intoxicants and that drug use is deeply embedded in many cultures.
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Washington
President's Crime Commission
Richard A. Blum
Blum
Stanford University
Institute For the Study of
California
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Crime Commission
Commission
Israel Denies Syria Charge Of Cease-fire Violations
Israel rejects Syrian claims that tanks penetrated deeper than the cease fire line. It says it will keep land won in the Six Day War. UN observers note tank movements as mid east tensions persist. Israel refuses to return to 1949 armistice lines.
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Damascus
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Associated Press
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Jerusalem Post
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Search ends in Hannibal for three missing youths
In Hannibal Missouri rescue teams ended the search for Billy Hoag 11 Joel Hoag 13 and Edwin Dowell 14 after parents said they were convinced the boys were not in Murphy's Cave. Workers explored a newly found second level of the cave but found no clues.
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Hannibal
Murphy’s Cave
Billy
Joel Hoag
Edwin Craig Dowell
U N Security Council Bans Further Israel Syria Drives
The U N Security Council ordered no forward military movements by Israel or Syria and urged rollback since the cease fire was to take effect. It backed Lt Gen Odd Bull and the U N Truce Supervision Organization and urged full cooperation, including freedom of movement and comms.
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U.N. Security Council
Israel
Syria
Yarmuk
Jordan
Council
Hans R. Tabor
Denmark
Damascus
Rafid
Tomeh
Bull
U Thant
U.N
Joukada
Supreme Court Upholds $460,000 Libel Judgment
The Supreme Court upholds Wallace Butts libel award against Curtis Publishing Co. for articles by the Saturday Evening Post. Justice Harlan says preparations show failure to adequately investigate and notes ignored elementary precautions. Butts, former Georgia athletic director, is the plaintiff.
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Oxford
Walker
Associated Press
Mississippi
James Meredith
Vna
Federal
Mar- Harlan
van Savell
Washington
Supreme Court
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Noncancerous Growth Removed From Vice President Humphrey
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey underwent a cystoscope procedure at Bethesda Naval Hospital to remove a small interior growth described as a papillo Ma. His office says the growth was noncancerous and discovered during a routine examination for a mild bladder infection.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Fire damages Duvere Plastics Co. factory
A $250,000 blaze hit the Duvere Plastics Co. factory in Arcade New York. One worker suffered minor injuries. Firemen controlled the fire in two hours. The plant makes plastic pipe and storage tanks and is a division of Amercoat Corp. Buffalo.
Former mental patient arrested for airliner bomb scare
A 47 year old Augusta Georgia man, John F. Cheney Jr, allegedly claimed a bomb aboard United Airlines Flight 556 at Rochester airport. Police and federal agents searched the jet for 90 minutes with no device found. Cheney faces outraging public decency charges and is to be arraigned after psychiatric evaluation.
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Rochester
N.Y
John F. Cheney, Jr
Augusta
Rochester - Monroe County
United Airlines
Cheney
Pittsburgh
New York
Buffalo
FBI
Flight 556
Veterans Administration
Ammunition Plant Explosions Kill One Injure Three at Kennil NJ
Two blasts at an ammunition plant in Kennil New Jersey killed one worker and wounded three others. Authorities investigated the cause of the explosions as a first priority.
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Kennil
N.J
Riots and clashes surge as Carmichael arrest sparks violence
In Prattville Alabama and nearby Tampa Florida a wave of unrest follows Stokely Carmichael's arrest with gun battles, police injuries, and National Guard deployment. In Tampa a large Negro slum block burns while Alabama authorities detain protesters and curb the riot with armed force. The weekend fights left several officers wounded and multiple protesters arrested as authorities plan court appearances.
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Prattville
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
Phillip Wood
Wood
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
Obie Thompson
SNCC
James Loftus
County Court of Records
National Guard
Kenneth Hill
Hill
28 Die in New York State Accidents Over Weekend
The week end toll in New York State reaches 28 deaths from accidents. Traffic crashes account for 14 fatalities, nine drownings are counted, and five die in other incidents. Diedre H Symington, 21, niece of U S Senator Stuart Symington, perished during a failed sky dive near Stormville after three hours of instruction. George TImmes, 32, of Queens, died after falling from a wife’s apartment window. Philip Goizides, 3, of Hyde Park, died when a Bronx window screen gave way.
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N.Y
Diedre H. Symington
U.S
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
New York State
Miss Symington
Stormville
Sheriff's Deputies
Boston University
James Symington
Alexandria
George Timmes
Queens
Philip Goizides
Hyde Park
Bronx
Tampa riot erupts after police shoot youth in Nebraska Ave
A mob of about 400 Negroes rioted in two Tampa slums after a patrolman shot a 19 year old youth as he fled a burglary scene. A deputy sheriff died of a heart attack. 12 injured, including 10 whites. Looting, arson, and gunfire accompanied the chaos as police, National Guard, and residents faced the unrest. Governor Kirk arrived to assess the damage and meet with officials. NAACP leaders had warned of potential violence amid ongoing civil rights tensions.
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Fla
A.H. Wainwright
Nebraska Ave
Twiggs St
Robert Gilder
NAACP
Carl DeWitt
Joyce
DeWitt
Guilder
Claude Kirk
National Guard
Gilder
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Florida
Joel Atkins
Winter Haven
Clearwater
Twiggs
Martin Chambers
James R. Calvert
Calvert
Carol Channing Leaves Hello Dolly Cast in Houston
Carol Channing finished the title role for the 1272nd and last time to a tearful audience in Houston. Her Hello Dolly cast never had an empty seat during three years, grossing over 17 million dollars for David Merrick in 640 New York performances and a 29 city road tour. She will rest briefly then do ABC TV specials, two films with Universal, and a new Broadway show.
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Houston
Tex
Carol Channing
Miss Channing
David Merrick
New York
Universal
Two Youth Drown In Oswego County Waters
Two young men drowned within ten minutes Saturday night in Oswego County. Steven Shannon 15 from Bridgeport disappeared after slipping from a boat at Kasoag Lake near Williamstown. his body recovered minutes later. Walter Vargas 18, Costa Rica exchange student, vanished at Pleasant Lake near Phoenix during a swim. his body recovered later.
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Kasoag Lake
Williamstown
Steven Shannon
Harry Shannon
Pegler Blvd
Bridgeport
Pleasant Lake
Phoenix
Walter Vargas
Costa Rica
Pulaski
Shannon
James Pudney
Daniel Steadman
Linda Harney
Syracuse
Kathy Canestaro
Liverpool
Nitze Named Deputy Defense Secretary in Johnson Shakeup
President Johnson announces Paul H. Nitze as deputy secretary of defense to replace Cyrus Vance who resigns for personal reasons. Nitze will be joined by John T. McNaughton as secretary of the Navy and Paul C. Warnke as defense department general counsel.
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Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Johnson
White House
Vance
Nitze
Defense Department
John F. Kennedy
State Department
Truman
Kennedy
Navy
Senate
Anmed Services Committee
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