Milwaukees Curfew Reimposed as National Guardsmen Quell Rioting
Milwaukee authorities ordered a curfew after a riot in Nesroes neighborhood and a broad cordon around the near north side. National Guardsmen and police dispersed about 400 people at Teuton and Center streets. A bomb threat prompted brief evacuation of City Hall, delaying plans to keep guardsmen for up to a week.
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Wisconsin
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Milwaukee
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New Mayor and City Manager Appointed in McVille
Walker Wy. Spence was appointed city manager by the McVille city council after taking office as mayor Monday night. Spence replaces Winter C. Sharpe, while former mayor George McEwen also resigns. Resignations came Monday after controversy over the election.
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Shaw case gridlocked as defense predicts noon finish
The Earl Shaw case enters its third day with eleven witnesses including Dr. Eugene Celano and Sgt. William Lee detailing events surrounding the August 1965 shooting at Fort Wallon Beach. Testimony covers McKinnon’s injuries, the tracking of Shaw, and police actions leading to the confrontation.
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Troy Ala
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Ile
Melvinon
Spence Becomes New Mayor of Niceville
Walker V. Spence, former Eglin AFB Forestry Service retiree, is named mayor of Niceville by the new City Council. He succeeds George H. McEwen who resigned effective Monday. City Manager Winton Sharpe also resigned. replacement not yet named. New council seated include Robert G. McKinley J C Phillips and Bill Edge. The council retained the second Tuesday monthly meeting and set next meeting for Tuesday Aug 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.
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James E. Moore
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Aanager Winton Sharpe
Chuck Johnson
Robert G. McKinley
J. C. Phillips
Bill E. Edge
Group One Council
Jam Moore
Brooks Taylor
Crestview
Bill Edge
Carlton Peters
City Hall
Johnson aides plan new Vietnam war decisions in Pacific talks
Presidential adviser Clark Clifford said President Johnson will make important Vietnam war decisions with allied leaders after meetings in New Zealand and Seoul. Gen Maxwell Taylor and Clifford faced engine trouble delaying departure and encountered an antiwar protest in Wellington.
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Johnson
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Korea
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Holyoake
South
Park Chung
Hee
Philippines
Orbiter 5 Rockets Toward Moon Goal
CAPE KENNEDY The Lunar Orbiter 5 blasted off Tuesday night to survey five potential Apollo landing sites and 36 lunar features. The 860-pound craft aims to enter an egg shaped orbit around the Moon, start a two week photo run, and possibly detect recent volcanic activity.
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Johnson Denies Politics in Detroit Riot Handling
Atty Gen Ramsey Clark refuted Gov George Romney’s charge that President Johnson politicized the Detroit outbreak. Clark outlined contacts with Romney and Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanagh, saying no insurrection request was made or discussed as fueling delays before federal troops arrived.
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Ship Back To Duty New Jersey Reactivated For Vietnam Patrol
Defense Secretary McNamara orders the battleship USS New Jersey reactivated for patrol off North Vietnam. Rep. Richard Schweiker says Pentagon informed him work will begin almost immediately at the Philadelphia Navy Yard to ready the ship for duty.
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Community meetings and clubs schedule notice
On Wednesday August 2 meetings cover ELEKETTS Elks Lodge at 7 30 p m TR SERVICE LEAGUE FWB Yacht Club 7 30 a m RETIRED MILITARY ENLISTED MEN Old City Hall 7 30 p m ROTARY CLUB Miramar Motel noon AL ANON Westminster Presby Church 8 p m MULTIPLE LISTING ASSO Miramar Motel 7 a m FWB LIBRARY 10 a m 9 p m WRIGHT LIBRARY 18 p m TEMPLE MOUND MUSEUM U5 p m
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Cabinet Okays $25 Semester Boost At JCs
In Tallahassee Florida the cabinet approved a $25 per semester increase for junior colleges to maintain county programs amid a $24 million state spending shortfall. State Superintendent Floyd Christman supported the move noting it is essential to run two-year colleges while lawmakers negotiate funding.
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Riangling Chinese Military Hails U.S. Riots as New War
Radio Peking quoted Yang Cheng-wu praising American race riots as the beginning of a new revolutionary war. He said rioters had taken up arms against the American ruling clique during celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the Chinese Communist army in Beijing.
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Radio Peking
Yang Cheng-wu
Detroit
De Gaulle Aims Hit By Editors In Canada
Ottawa AP editors in Canada condemn Charles de Gaulle after his pledge to aid French Canadians seeking liberation. Editorials call his actions injudicious and meddlesome, with some urging a strong government response while others see little gain from the clash. Pearson rebuked him. De Gaulle bypassed Ottawa on his return.
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Herald
Kicking Heels Not Buckets Aged Husbands Hunters
London report outlines a curious visit by 25 Chicago grandmothers known as a Grandmothers Club. Led by widow Mrs Calette Collins they travel as a husband hunting party in London and discuss charity shows and hopes of finding husbands.
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Federal Troops Leave Detroit After Riot Turmoil
Federal troops began departing Detroit as C 130s carried 2 000 troops away from fire scarred zones where 41 people were killed and more than 1 000 injured. The units had been ordered by President Johnson on July 24 as National Guardsmen and police worked to control violence.
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Mao Defeat Reported Over Wuhan Uprising in Hong Kong
Hong Kong based report cites sources inside China claiming crushing defeat of government forces in Wuhan uprising against Mao Tse tung. Soviet Red Star accuses Mao of using army to seize power and crush masses. paratrooper seizure of Wuhan reported with Chen Tsai tao captured.
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Chen Tsai-tao
Fire Destroys Crestview Home
An unoccupied residence at 609 Shortwell Ave in Crestview was completely destroyed by fire early Saturday. Fire Chief Lee McKinney said the house, owned by James B. Atwell of Louisiana, contained little furniture and had the electricity shut off for some time. The alarm came in at 12 05 a.m. and the roof collapsed before firefighters arrived. a parked car was seen nearby. No investigation was conducted due to the extensive destruction.
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James B. Atwell
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