Guardsmen Halt Rioting in Chicago
National guardsmen and police restored calm to Chicago after days of urban violence on the West Side. Soldiers patrolled 140 blocks with rifles and bayonets as lawmen faced scattered incidents including a sniper fire and a home bombing. By midnight streets were largely deserted after a night of tense policing following a night of deadly unrest.
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Chicago
Tinois National Guard
Cam LO
Viet Nam
West Side
U. S
Marines halt Hastings push as two dozen killed
The Marines reported 82 Communist dead counting and 56 believed killed in Operation Hastings launched Friday. Heavy fighting pressed a Marine battalion with artillery barrages and jungle coverage as a second unit moved in within 3,000 yards but could not aid until dawn. The largest U.S. losses came from five helicopter crashes, three by trees and two from enemy fire. New York report notes two Matthews, longtime Washington investigator, died at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Local details remained incomplete.
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Lawn
U. S
New York
J. B.sports
Matthews
Fregients
North Vietnam
House
Viet Nam
Columbia Press
Lewis Wall
Combytérian Medical Center
U.S
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Senate
Internal Security
One Quadruplet Dies After Birth In France
In Agen France a mother, Mrs Bernard Sapparart, 31, gave birth to quadruplets Guillaume Laurent Pascal and Maite. Maite, the girl, died today while the mother and the three surviving infants are reported doing reasonably well at a local hospital.
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Agen
France
Bernard Sapparart
Madaillan
Guillaume
Laurent
Pascal
Maite
Classifieds and Puzzles Directory Note
The page list shows where to locate various sections such as comics crossword religion sports and other features across pages A-2 A-5-7 B-2-16 and B-16 in the newspaper. It serves as a catalog of where to find theater TV tides temperatures and vital statistics sections.
Kosygin Welcomes Wilson With Caution in Moscow
In Moscow Harold Wilson arrived on a Viet Nam peace mission while Premier Kosygin again urged U S troop withdrawal as the only path to peace. Indira Gandhi had preceded him seeking a Geneva conference, but Russia resisted. Wilson met Kosygin and Gromyko as Britain and the Soviet Union position themselves on a new talks framework.
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Moscow
UPI
Harold Wilson
Viet Nam
Alexei Kosygin
U. S
Wilson
Indira Gandhi
India
Russia
Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Hungi
Set
Luci Johnson to Live in Austin With Nugent
Luci Baines Johnson and Patrick Nugent plan to make their home in Austin Texas leasing a duplex near downtown. They intend to enroll at the University of Texas this fall while Nugent will work at KTRC the Johnson family TV station. Luci studied nursing at Georgetown and Nugent pursued an MBA at American University.
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Austin
Nugent
Washington
Luci Baines Johnson
Hus
Patrick J. Nugentl
Tex
White House
West Austin
Johnson
University of Texas
Tienda
Work
Johnson Television
KTRC
Lynda Bird
Thel
Georgetown University
School of Nursing
Nugent 1
Mas ‘Ter
American Univversity
Space job cuts unlikely in Southland aerospace sector
Southern California's aerospace industry will hold steady despite Viet Nam budget strains, as NASA trims its 1966 67 request to 5.7 billion or 5.012 billion and about 25 300 California workers nationally may lose contracts tied to Saturn and Apollo. North American Aviation and Douglas Aircraft foresee no major layoffs. Douglas aims to add 2 300 workers at its Huntington Beach Missile Space Systems division to 27 500 by next July.
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California
Los Angeles
Robert Seamans
National Aeromautics and Space Administration
Seamans
NASA
ICS
Douglas
Missile & Space Systems
Muntington Beach
Thant appeals to Hanoi to spare American prisoners
U N Secretary General Thant urged North Vietnam not to try captured U S pilots saying such a trial would escalate the war. He backed compliance with the Geneva convention, proposed a three point plan to halt bombing and to push negotiations with the Viet Cong. Hanoi Radio promised a special announcement but topic unclear.
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U.N
Thant
Viet Nam
United Nunr Itions
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi Radio
Head-On Crash Kills Three Near Santa Ana
A perished driver dozed at the wheel in a head-on collision on Newport Boulevard just south of Dyer Road at 2:30 a.m. Three people died, cars demolished. the Highway Patrol identified John Joseph O'Donnell, 31, of Costa Mesa, among the deceased.
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Newport Boulevard
Santa Ana City
Highway Patrol
Dyer Road
John Joseph O'Donnell
W. Wilson St
Costa
Marriage Surprise to Bride Parents of Douglas Bride
The 23 year old Cathleen Curran Heffernan wed U S Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas in a private Encino ceremony. The couple said they married spontaneously after a friend’s home gathering, surprising her Portland parents who were unaware until newsmen learned of the wedding.
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William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Cathleen C. Heffernan
Los Angeles
Cathleen Curran Heffernan
Encino
Douglas
Portland
Ore
Cathleen
Curtis Heffernan
Two Die After Car Drift Causes Head-On Crash
Witness said O Donnell’s car crossed the center line on a narrow two lane street, crushing DiPaolo's convertible and fatally injuring his passenger Kadjee. DiPaolo 21 of Newport Beach and Kadjee 17 of Anaheim died at the scene. Berry 41 of Tustin said he swerved to avoid impact after seeing the drift. Kadjee was Savanna High School senior. DiPaolo worked in a factory. O Donnell a supermarket clerk.
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John Louis DiPaolo
Balboa Blvd
Newport] Beach
Sue’ Kadlee
Ventura St
Anaheim
O’donnell
Robert J. Berry
Pasadena Ave
Tustin
DiPaolo
O'Donnell
Berry
Kadjee
Frank J. Kadjee
Savanna
Fullerton
Long Beach
Navy
O'Donnel
Quebec Hospitals Hit by First Week Strike Spread
Non medical staff at 18 Montreal hospitals walked off securing a total of 39 institutions struck across Quebec. The work stoppage began Friday as the province faced a growing labor action.
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Montreal
Quebec
Bloodhounds Hunt Boy in Yellowstone Park Search
Bloodhounds continued to search Yellowstone National Park for eight year old Dennis Johnson of Inyokem California. The dogs were brought in Friday and will be used throughout the weekend for the missing boy who has been missing since Tuesday.
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Yellowstone National Park
Upi
Usig
Dennis Johnson
Inyokem Calif
Weather Outlook for VOHIGHT and Sunday Areas
Mostly sunny in the VOHIGHT and SUNDAY areas with a high near 80 by noon. Desert regions expect considerable sunshine and isolated thunderstorms, becoming more numerous Sunday with gusty afternoon winds. Mountains show variable cloudiness with isolated storms, increasing Sunday.
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Vohight
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Heat wave eases as cool air moves in
A week of extreme heat with temperatures over 100 degrees eases as a mass of cool Canadian air sweeps southward. The Weather Bureau predicts slightly cooler conditions through Wednesday. Deaths rise to 146 in St. Louis, seven in Tennessee. Oklahoma reports rain and cool downs, and Texas tops 106. Tornado clouds spotted in Missouri Georgia and Kansas. Severe storms bring heavy rain to the Carolinas and disrupt utilities and traffic in Atlanta and Montgomery.
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St. Louis
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Texas
Missouri
Georgia
Kansas
Carolinas
Freday
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
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