Rioting and clashes erupt across cities as King preaches nonviolence
A day of racial unrest spread through major neighborhoods with bricks and bottles breaking storefronts and fires set at several businesses. An 18 year old Negro was hospitalized after a shotgun wound as looting followed a liquor store attack. Police arrested about 27 people. King spoke in Raleigh pledging nonviolence while clashes in Los Angeles and Brooklyn saw rocks and battles with police and fire trucks as White Klansmen picketed in Houston and other locales.
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Huttava
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Innocent Plea by Speck Recalled in Court Scenes
In a packed Napoli courtroom Richard Speck entered a not guilty plea through attorney Hal Getty. Speck, surrounded by deputies, answered softly when asked if he was Richard Speck, then moved to Paschen's court for continued proceedings set for August 18.
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Paschen
Cong Base Hit and Arms Seizure Near Saigon
Bombers hit a Viet Cong base camp near Saigon while ground troops recovered 90 000 rounds of ammunition mines booby traps and submachine guns. Two US helicopters were damaged but returned to service and a UFO Starfighter was downed north of Hanoi. Princess Alexandra gives birth to a daughter, 17th in line to the British throne.
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Nead
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James Robert Bruce Ogilvy
Breakers Hotel Sold Amid Accidents and Losses
A fragmented page reports the Breakers Hotel sold to a New York group amid accident counts and eight fatalities. Further details remain unclear due to incomplete text and partial continuation from Page A-1.
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Hotel revival plans set for former Sky Room site
The New Breakers project outlines residence during renovations and three restaurants plus three bars to reopen in the famed hotel. Major rebuilding includes new elevators and first floor changes for shops, plus a rate plan offering food and services for 200 a month to attract single occupants. The venture aims for a first class, modern hotel experience with social rooms and recreation areas.
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Police Cars Damaged as Black Crowd Rocks Los Angeles
Across Watts Pacoima and Venice areas on Sunday a large crowd confronted officers, throwing rocks and bottles. Police said 14 cars plus six sheriff units responded, with two adults and six juveniles arrested for assault on officers. No injuries reported.
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Tex Sniper Rampage Kills Five at College Campus
A sniper at a college campus in Texas killed five people and wounded twelve before police regained control. Victims included an Associated Press reporter and students as officers surrounded the tower and ordered evacuations. A second report notes Ted Logo, 24, died in Canada while undergoing hospital care. details unclear.
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Motorcycle Fatal Near Bakersfield In Construction Zone
Thomas Madrid aged 29 of 2348 Lewis Ave died after his motorcycle left the road southeast of Bakersfield. He struck a road sign in a rural construction zone, then a divider strip and a Keep Right sign, knocking him to the ground.
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Sothebys Art Sales Hit Record Total in London and New York
Sothebys reported art sales totaling 59,994,816 dollars in London and New York, marking a record high in both cities. The note mentions 1665 66 as a fragmentary pair of years.
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London
Sotherby's
New York
Congress Acts End Airlines Tieup in Labor Standoff
Lawmakers considered mandating a back to work order amid a 25 day airline wage dispute. Senate and House leaders weighed the option as union and management spokesmen urged action after airline employees refused to cross the picket line. Union president Siemiller signaled readiness to return to bargaining, while airline chief Curtin warned negotiations had reached a breaking point.
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Five Airlines
Voting Returns Show Rejection of Terms in Sunday Balloting
A tabulation disclosed 17,251 voting to reject proposed terms with 6,587 in favor. Slemiller noted firms could have made benefits effective immediately rather than over a two to four year period, a rebuff to President Johnson that prompted swift congressional action.
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Two AWOL sailors sought in San Diego slaying
Kenneth Brawley nephew of one suspect is among two sailors arrested in Illinois on suspicion of stabbing death of a San Diego cab driver. Daker 22 of Searcy Arkansas and Gillis Ay Rey 38 of Granite City were rounded up after being sought by police. The case involved murder and robbery and disrupted San Francisco cable car service as repairs delayed the Powell street line.
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