Violence flares as French worker is killed in Paris
A 24 year old Communist union militant Pierre Beylot was shot dead at the Peugeot plant in Souchaux near Paris as thousands of students clashed with police in a mass protest against President Charles de Gaulle. Over 50 injured. Police arrested demonstrators while police vans filled with detainees. Gilles Tautin, a 17 year old high school student, drowned in the Seine while fleeing police yesterday. Police units massed around Paris to maintain order.
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Louis Nevin
Associated Press
PARIS
Seine River
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Beylot
Peugeot Auto
Souchaux
Peugeot
Beyliot
Gilles Tautin
Seine
Meulan
Latin Quarter
Tautin
Sorbonne
Renault Auto
Flins
Jacques Sauvageot
National Students Union
France
Sauvaguet
Seminole Community Center meeting this Thursday in Seminole
The Seminole Community Center will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7 PM in the community building. Secretary Fred Bennett urged all members to attend as youths face police questioning in Paris unrest.
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Seminole
Seminole Community Center
Fred Bennett
Gun Control Jamup Stalls House Vote as Logjam Breaks
A 16 16 tie in the House Judiciary Committee blocked Johnsons gun control bill on Tuesday but signs point to a forthcoming vote. Chairman Emanuel Celler predicts a break in the deadlock by June 20. President Johnson decried the setback as a shocking blow to public safety.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
APP
House
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Emanuel Cellier
D.N.Y
Johnson
Celler
New York
Michael A. Feighan
Ohio
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Robert T. Ashmore
South Carolina
John Dowdy
Texas
Basil L. Whitener
North Carolina
William M. McCulloch
Richard H. Poff
William T.cahil
New Jersey
Clark MacGregor
Minnesota
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Robert McClory
Illinois
Henry P. Smith 3d
William V. Roth Jr
Delaware
Thom
ARME Association Meeting Thursday Agenda Set
The Association of Military Enlisted will hold its annual nominating meeting of the Elks Club Thursday at 7 30 p m Also on the agenda is a petition for recomputation of retired pay a plan signed by a large number of retired personnel
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Association of Military Enlisted
ARME
Elks Club
Barrage Presses Saigon Amid Civilian Toll
Saigon remains under heavy rocket fire with 23 shellings since the May 5 offensive, killing about 130 civilians and wounding 1,000. Maj. Gen. John H. Hay is named full time adviser to Saigon’s military district to direct countermeasures as U.S. and Vietnamese forces intensify sweeps, radar and air surveillance, though leaders acknowledge halting the shellings is virtually impossible.
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Saigon
U.S
John H. Hay
Florida Senate-House clash shapes final tax reform plan
A Florida tax reform measure hangs between senate and house versions with talks to finalise a draft that preserves homestead exemptions and bans an income tax while trimming some sacred cows. Gov. Kirk drops the appointive cabinet fight to clear the calendar and provisions for gubernatorial succession and a lieutenant governor are floated alongside.
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Senate
House
Florida
Claude Kirk
London transfers Ray to fortress like Wandsworth Prison
James Earl Ray was moved to a maximum security cell at Wandsworth Prison as Scotland Yard hunted for contacts in Britain. Extradition to the United States was pursued for the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination, with Ray facing British passport and gun charges while U.S. officials avoided direct questioning.
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London
James Earl Ray
Wandsworth
Scotland Yard
Britain
Ray
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlantic
Canada
Portugal
Belgium
King
Memphis
Tenn
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
State Department
Washington
Missouri
Ramon George Sneyd
Lisbon
FBI
Scotland
Fred M. Vinson Jr
U.S
Vinson
High Court
House of Lords
Property fears rise as paving plan faces review
Property owners along Rose Court and Granvein Ave contend paving will raise speed and traffic. Charles T. Williams suggests installing sewer lines first and favors closing the street, noting a gentleman's agreement for owners to provide their own access road. R. F. Johnson at 243 Bayshore Drive supports street closure.
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Charles T. Williams
Rose Court
Granvein Ave
Commission
Bayshore Drive
Sirhan Spurns Papers in Jail Cell Observation
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan indicted for Kennedy murder reads occult books but spurns newspapers in a small jail cell. A. L. Wirin of the ACLU monitors rights, helping arrange defense while Sirhan remains in infirmary housing with constant deputy supervision and limited exercise.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
A. L. Wirin
Southern California
American Civil Liberties Union
Virin
Wirin
Rio's Christ The Redeemer Statue and Height
The statue of Christ the Redeemer overlooks Rio de Janeiro Brazil from Corcovado Mountain. It rises 2,372 feet above the city.
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Rio
Christ the Redeemer
Rio de Janiero
Brazil
Corcovado Mountain
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Pennsylvania
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California
Edwin E. Willis
Louisiana
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Charles W. Sandman Jr
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Stanton R. Miller
Philadelphia
Miller
Tallahassee
Robert Kennedy
Earl Ray
Great Britain
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