Reverend Noble Quizzes Audience at Indianapolis Novena
Rev George S Noble questioned attendees at the Mount Caniel sisters novena in Indianapolis Sunday night. A 4 year old claimed innocence while Noble teased older listeners about pride and shame as he redirected the inquiry to youths. Prince Philip warned that obituary writers for the British Commonwealth would be pushing up daisies long before the Commonwealth ends.
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Police Use Clubs on Negroes in Mississippi Rally
Images show 60,000 people, mainly Black, at a freedom rally in Jackson with Dr. King directing chants and demands at city hall. King urged nonviolence, urging willingness to endure jail if needed, as tension rose in Chicago and nationwide civil rights actions.
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McNamara Sees No Early End To Viet Talks And War
Secretary McNamara said there is no sign of talks with North Vietnam or a quick end to the war. He described a planned one billion dollar cutback and noted U.S. military needs will persist as reductions aim to avoid a broader war impact. He warned of ongoing costs and emphasized the conflict’s military necessity.
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Tornadoes Rip Six Midwestern States
Severe storms lashed six Midwestern states with tornadoes and hail. Chicago reported heavy rain and widespread power outages as trees fell and utilities faced outages. Police noted a tornado blamed for damage in McHenry Illinois with a house struck by a blown tree.
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William H Dovey Dies Long Beach Police Chief 72
William H Dovey, longtime Long Beach police chief and founder of the citys police school, dies at 72. He reorganized narcotics under his command and wrote a code of ethics for officers. Mooney praised his foresight in building the Public Safety Building opened in 1960. He retired in 1980 after 43 years on the force and enjoyed tending a rose garden. He is survived by his wife two sons a daughter two sisters and a brother. The city council will honor his memory with a memorial resolution and flags at half staff until services Thursday at Ditday Family Mortuary. Memorials suggested to the Long Beach Heart Fund and Rotary Scholarship Fund.
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Russians Cancel L A Meet Amid Viet Nam Protests
Soviet sports teams faced political pressure over Vietnam as the Polish and Russian groups considered pulling out of Berkeley and Moscow events. The United States embassy had limited notification of any Soviet pullout, while plans for an American–Soviet basketball and swimming series remained uncertain amid protests and official Karlist moves.
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Viet Cong Shoot Down Three U.S. Copters
In Saigon the Viet Cong shot down three American helicopters during a sortie. An American spokesman reported the loss of two U.S. jets and four U.S. helicopters, with additional damage to an oil storage depot near Dien Bien Phu as air operations continued toward North Vietnam.
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Memory Lapses And Viet Nam Skirmishes Highlight Front Pages
Reports from South Viet Nam describe light patrol contacts near Saigon as a Viet Cong regiment fled toward the Cambodian border leaving at least 238 guerrillas dead after a decoy operation by the U.S. 1st Infantry Division. In the same theater, three helicopter losses occurred with no casualties.Separately a Chicago publisher touts a memory improvement method and offers a free booklet via Memory Studies in Chicago.
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