More Detroit Police Arrests
Detroit officials say more warrants may be issued as the case of two white patrolmen charged with killing two black youths during rioting widens. Prosecutor Cahalan notes possible conspiracy charges and states witnesses and a 30 page homicide bureau report underpin the arrests of Ronald August and Robert Paille.
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Detroit
William Cahalan
Wayne County
Ronald Aue
Gust
Robert Paille
August
Aubrey Pollard
Paille
Fred Temelle
Carl Cooper
Cahalan
Cooper
National Guard
John Ashby
Detroit Police Homicide Bureau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pollard
Temple
Mortimer Leblanc
Tanya Lynn Blanding
Dangerous jet lands with wing wheels down at Kennedy
An American Airlines jet with 35 aboard diverted from Newark to Kennedy International Airport and landed on its wing wheels. The BAC111 rolled hundreds of yards before stopping safely at 9:01 a.m. Emergency vehicles lined the runway as authorities and reporters watched from the terminal.
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New York
American Airlines
Syracuse
N.J
Newark
Kennedy International Airport
Docking Will Study Vietnam Pacification Tactics
Kansas Governor Docking tours Vietnam August 13 to 22 to study pacification efforts and consider Kansas university proposals to expand such programs. He aims to offer positive suggestions to President Johnson and plans to meet Gen. Westmoreland and Ambassador Bunker while spending most time in hamlets. The trip follows briefings with Defense and State Dept officials and Kansas university reps.
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Washington
Robert B. Docking
Kansas
Vietnam
Docking
White House
Johnson
Defense
State Departments
Kansas State University
U.S
John Crutcher
William C. Westmoreland
Ellsworth Bunker
Communist defector predicts US victory by 1971
Huynh Cu, a Viet Cong lieutenant colonel defected to the South Vietnamese side saying allies will win the war perhaps in two or three years. He cited Viet Cong recruitment troubles in Quang Ngai and noted American firepower and air support as decisive factors.
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Saigon
Huynh Cu
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai
Weather Highs and Lows Record Temps and Rain
The report shows a high of 92 and a low of 73 for today, with figures from a year ago of 85 and 65. A record high of 110 in 1934 and a record low of 54 in 1921 are noted. Precipitation totaled 1.3 inches in the last 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Hourly readings extend through the day with temperatures from 76 at 9 a.m. to 92 at 4 p.m and a barometer of 29.87 inches.
Lawrence Bridge Bond Vote Opens in Douglas County
Voters in Douglas County go to the polls to decide a 1,230,000 bond issue for a new Kansas River bridge at LeCompton. The ballot asks support for the project and its funding.
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Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Kansas River
LeCompton
Ottawa teachers seek salary hike to stay competitive
The Ottawa school district 290 faces a budget increase to raise about 67 000 for competitive teacher salaries. Board approval hinges on an appeal to lift the general fund by 40 835, due to a 104 per cent levy limit. For 1967 68 salaries rise by 90 000. superintendent Marvin P Forker notes the 10.5 mill levy makes the 1968 tax levy 33 20.
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Ottawa
Unified School District 290
Marvin P. Forker
Forker
Cook
Elizabeth Spencer
Bob A. Anderson
Green Dell School and Grounds Sold at Ottawa District Meeting
Roy C. Dunn of Ottawa RFD 2 bid $4,554 to win the Green Dell School building and about an acre of land from Ottawa Unified School District 290. The board approved higher bus contract payments, raised book rental, and set new salaries for teachers and staff while debating eye protection for students.
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Roy C. Dunn
Ottawa Rfd 2
Green Dell
Ottawa
Unified School District 290
Dunn
Marvin P. Forker
Jim Alsten
Don Waymire
Prades
Otetawa Junior High School
Caerey Plumbing
Durbin
Woman Dies in Staten Island Flood After Drain Complaints
Gertrude Woglom, 56, long complained drains near her Staten Island home were faulty. After a weekend of heavy rain water rose two feet, and she was found dead in weeds with her Chihuahua, police ruling both drowning victims.
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New York
Gertrude Woglom
Staten Island
July Finds Tight Employment in Franklin Anderson Miami Counties
July saw tighter employment in Franklin Anderson and Miami Counties with many workers on temporary lay offs but able to return to their jobs. Cal Ewing reports testing activity more than doubled from June and new applications rose to 152 while placements fell to 82. Weather reduced farm labor demand and expected student workers may seek part time jobs as construction could boost hiring if weather allows.
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Franklin
Anderson
Miami County
Cal Ewing
Ewing
Farmers to Meet in Des Moines for Action Conference
NFO members plan Aug 16 gathering in Des Moines to discuss a No Price No Production policy. The county group will arrange buses and cars to transport attendees. A national NFO statement urges farmers to lead the push for justice in the market with firm action rather than wait for others.
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Franklin Counii On National Farmers Organization
NFO
Des Moines
The
Detour on East Fifteenth Street for Widening Project
Traffic on East Fifteenth Street from Mulberry to Lincoln will be rerouted for several days as Phillips Petroleum Company lowers a line under the street for an upcoming widening and paving project. Drivers may navigate East Fifteenth at Lincoln or Mulberry intersections.
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East Fifteenth Street
Mulberry
Lincoln
Phillips Petroleum Company
East Fifteenth
Eiether Lincoln
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