Civil rights marchers face taunts in Milwaukee suburb
National Guardsmen shield civil rights marchers in Wauwatosa for a 10th night as tensions rose in the Milwaukee area. Police report a few arrests while crowds jeered, and guardsmen stood watch around 2,000 to 3,500 onlookers and picketers near the homes of Judge Cannon.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National Guard
Wauwatosa
Adj
Ralph Olson
Wisconsin National Guard
Wauewatosa
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Nate Harwell
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cannon
Robert C. Cannon
Order of Eagles
John Dunlap
32Nd Infantry Division
Sherriff
Blackie
Major League Baseball Players Association
Columbus
Ohio
Eagles
James Groppi
Naacp Council
Groppi
Father Groppi
Alabama May Lose Federal Aid Over School Integration
Critics warn Gov. George Wallace's defiance of integration guidelines could trigger loss of state and federal funds for Alabama schools. The 1964 three judge ruling tied to Wallace's use of troopers in Tuskegee and the state board's attempt to close the Tuskegee school, warns that funding for segregated systems must cease. The injunction against Wallace remains, with potential extension to him as governor.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Alabama
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Willace
Tuskegee High School
State Board of Education
Wallace
Tuskegee
State Board
Macon County
U.S. Supreme Court
Walace
Rioting in Waukegan Worsens Amid Firebomb Attacks
Waukegan witnesses a third night of rioting as a homemade gasoline bomb hits an auto, wounding six. Police report 63 arrests as 400 to 500 Negroes fill South Genesee Street, throwing firebombs and smashing windows. Fire department fights 10 blazes as security tightens with state troopers and deputies.
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Waukegan, II
Walter Riley
South Genesee Street
South East
D.w. Johnson
Gabriel Albarran
Mary
Ilesus
Esther
José Lopez
Nemesia
Waukegan
Esther Albarran
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Wauekegan
Sid Johnson Nugent
Patrick
Nugent
Gerald Nugents
White House
Washington
LBJ
Lake County
Sheriff's Office
Genesee Street
Sinatra Sings Without Permit In New York Cabaret
Frank Sinatra can perform in New York cabarets again without fingerprints as License Commissioner Joel J. Taylor proposes ending the fingerprint rule for cabaret employees. The City Council must approve. All other staff and owners still require licenses.
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NEW York
Frank Sienatra
Joel J. Taylor
Sinatra
Taylor
Kansas Traffic Deaths Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports six people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. In Gardner, 20 year old John Moll II died in a four-vehicle crash on U S 69 near Louisburg. Two Gardner youths 17 Leslie Herbert and 16 Richard Brite were hospitalized with injuries. Topeka saw Ernest Hasenkamp killed in a three car crash at a city intersection. his wife Jane and daughter Debora Ann were injured. A Cottonwood Falls couple Elmer and Bertha Lindsay died in a crash on Kansas Highway 4 near Herrington. Independence teen Steve Nichols died in a two car crash, Virgil Duall of Ruleton was fatally injured on U S 24 near Goodland. The report notes one Missouri border incident as well.
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Associated Press
Kansas
John Martin Moll II
Gardner
Kan
U.S
Louisburg
Moll
Kenneth Moll
Leslie Herbert
Richard Brite
University of Kansas Medical Center
Herbert
Brite
Ernest Hasenkamp
Toppeka
Topeka
Hassenkamp
Jane
Debora Ann
Hasenkamp
Ramona Runemond
Elmer Lindsay
Cottonwood Falls
Herrington
Lindsay
Bertha
Highway Patrol
Jesse Burwell
Hope
Burwell
Steve Nichols
Independence
Gene Nichols
Virgil Eugene Duall
Ruleton
Goodland
Missouri
Bi-Racial Police Unit Targets Brutality in Chicago
Chicago police report show Excessive Force Unit, formed May 10, 1965, handles brutality complaints. In first year 687 complaints, 29 sustained with penalties from day off to suspension or dismissal. Between June 12 and Aug 25 this year 192 cases reviewed, 39 found no substance, 10 not sustained, 143 awaiting investigation. Attendance largely from West Side riots and civil rights demonstrations. Lt John Harris notes 95 percent of complaints relate to arrestees resisting arrest and justified force.
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Chicago
West Side
John Harris
Police Department
Supt
O.W. Wilson
Harris
Hareris
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Justice Department
Genesee
Joseph Balzrina
The
Lake County Sheriff's Police
Richard Mohremann
Mohrmann
HAM
Lh. Can
Kerr Jar Flats
Ottawa
Garnet
S. Main
N. Main
Dupont
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