Move to Restrict Parades in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Police Commission could limit parade size pace and routes under a draft ordinance requested by Mayor Samuel W Yorty. It would set permit fees up to 250 dollars and require lengthy applications while asserting no violation of speech or assembly rights. Police chief Reddin warned love ins and protests have degenerated into riots. Separate line reports 25 people arrested at the U S embassy during an anti American demonstration in Oslo.
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Los Angeles
Arebergh
Tom Reddin
Reddin
Oslo
Norway
UPI
U.S
Teacher Jeanette Galloway Dies in Police Chase Crash
A funeral tribute at St Stephen and the Incarnation Church featured dancing and singing by 19 youngsters for their teacher Miss Jeanette Galloway 19. She taught modern dance at a summer program and helped the group raise funds to go to Expo 67 in Montreal to perform at the U S pavilion. She was killed Sunday when the car she rode in was struck by a police chase vehicle.
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Washington
Jeanette Galloway
Miss Galloway
St. Stephen and the Incarnation Church
Montreal
U.S
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Kennel Operators Face Trial Over Hiring Plot
Roy Robb and his wife Awana Ine, dog kennel operators in South El Monte, were ordered to stand trial on charges of attempting to hire someone to kill neighbor and City Councilman Francis G. Stiles. Judge Raymond Galceron set September 5 for arraignment in Pomona Superior Court. bail set at $27,500 each.
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UPI
Roy Robb
Awana Ine
South el Monte
Francis G. Stiles
Raymond Galceron
Pomona Superiore
Robbs
Don Simmons
Kenneth Bates
Canada Postal Union Call Off Walkout
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers has canceled its plan for a 24 hour strike by about 12 000 post office clerks and dispatchers on Friday after the government ruled the action illegal.
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Ottawa
Canadian Union of Postal:Workers
Seek to Put War on N.Y. Ballot
New York becomes the second U.S. city to meet the signatures threshold for a Vietnam war referendum on the November ballot. The Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee reports 52,000 valid signatures, above the 50,000 requirement, with filing due by September 6. New York City officials have not commented on ballot placement amid a related San Francisco petition dispute.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee
New York City
J.lee Rankin
San Francisco
Basil Healy
Non-Police to Walk Watts Beats in Central LA
The Police Commission approved 50 non police employees to walk beats and direct traffic in Central Los Angeles starting November 1. Police Chief Thomas Reddin said they will not carry guns or have arrest or ticketing powers.
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Los Angeles
Police Commission
Thomas Reddin
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