Riots in Ohio After Civil Rights Rally Violence and arrests spread
A white teenager was shot by a passing car as racial rioting flared in Cincinnati, with fires, looting, and 70 arrests across spots up to 11 miles apart. In Dayton three whites were beaten, while SNCC leaders urged violence. National Guardsmen patrolled as authorities warned of retaliation.
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Soviet Union to push emergency U.N. session on Middle East
The United Nations General Assembly is likely to open an emergency meeting this weekend to discuss the Middle East war. Premier Kosygin is expected to lead the Soviet delegation, with U Thant polling 122 members and a majority approving the session. The move cites Uniting for Peace to bypass a paralyzed Security Council.
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Henry S. Bradsher
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India
Alcan plans big expansion at Scriba plant
Alcan Aluminum Corp moves ahead with a major $25 million cold rolling mill addition and simultaneous facility expansion at Scriba. Total immediate investment exceeds $34 million with a 300 000 square foot cold mill to join the existing hot mill. Projected employment rises from 435 to about 750 once full operation begins in 1969, with over 300 workers needed during construction.
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Missing Plane Hunt Continues
A Piper Aztec with pilots Richard Johnson and Roy Steelman vanished Tuesday on a flight from Albany to Kingston. Both men, 27 and 24, from Connecticut, worked for New Haven Airway Charter Service. Poor weather delayed searches, with CAP focusing along the Hudson River between Albany and Kingston.
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Marines Clash With Reds South of Da Nang
US Marines clash with Communist forces in two spots south of Da Nang as casualties report a rising tempo after a lull. 5th Marine Regiment battles Leathernneck platoons near 25 miles south of Da Nang while 7th Marine Regiment fights about 60 Viet Cong 14 miles southwest. 211 Viet Cong killed in Mekong Delta battle with South Vietnamese and US air and artillery support.
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Luci Johnson Shops Nonchalantly As Birth Nears
Luci Johnson Nugent shopped for family groceries as her mother Lyndon B. Johnson said she is ready for the new baby. The president was expected to join the family weekend stork watch, with Father’s Day on June 18 as a possible birth date.
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Expect Mac To Ask Troop Hike After Viet Trip
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara tours South Vietnam for the ninth time as U S forces face a potential build up. Officials cite plans for 25 30 thousand more troops or up to a full division amid a forecast of intensified fighting and ongoing communist buildup.
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Kennedy in Ireland with Kennedy family on tour
Mrs. John F. Kennedy Caroline and John Jr travel Ireland in a glass‑walled bus to see Patrick Kennedy’s ancestral homeland. They arrive in Shannon and will stay at Woodstown House near Dunganstown. Johnson policy notes and Dodd censure debate occupy Washington bylines.
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Ways and Means proposes 22 billion debt ceiling hike
The House Ways and Means Committee proposed a 22 billion increase to the national debt ceiling, 7 billion less than the rejected measure. The plan sets a 358 billion ceiling and faces a likely House test next week after last week’s 13 vote rejection of 365 billion.
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Johnson taps Christopher as deputy attorney general
President Johnson announced the nomination of Warren Minor Christopher, an L A attorney, to be deputy attorney general. Johnson summoned reporters to the White House to disclose the selection of Christopher for the No 2 post in the Department of Justice.
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