5 Shot Firebombs Rip Cleveland Area
Five people were shot and multiple shots fired in Cleveland area violence. Police say a vehicle rammed, officers dove to safety, and a patrolman reported gunfire as shots halted the car. Capt. James Pletcher and several children were among the wounded, including Diane Towns and Emanuel Har gon with leg injuries and Christopher Green in critical condition with a head wound.
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Christopher Green
Cleveland
Scuffling Forces Assembly to Recess in Ankara
Turbulent session in the National Assembly as opposition and government deputies scuffled and disrupted proceedings. A 12-year-old boy, Ernest Williams, was wounded in a car shooting. a driver escaped injury. Firebombs were thrown, fires set in a building housing a dance hall and skating rink. police reported widespread vandalism. Guardsmen with machine guns patrolled as 2,000 troops were deployed. arrests were made amid looting and rock throwing. In Chicago rioting tensions linked to political factions were noted. Justice Department launches inquiry.
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Justice Party
Nicholas Katzenbach
Robert M. Williams
People’s Party
Anatomy Professor Dies After Bridge Span Collision
Dr. Helen Deane Markham, 49, anatomy professor at Yeshiva University, died after a barge struck a span Tuesday night. Engineers cited a heat-stressed steel beam causing the collapse and estimated repair costs around $20,000. traffic was halted for hours.
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Boston
UPI
Helen Hour
Deane Markham
Yeshiva
Wedness University Anatomy Professay
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Iconess Hospital
Viet Reds Down 3 More U.S. Jets (Continued from Page A-1)
North Viet Nam reports shot down seven American planes this week and says Capt. James Joseph Connell, born May 6, 1939 in Delaware, was captured after bailing out near Hanoi. The broadcast claims he admitted war crimes and says pilots faced dense anti aircraft fire in a danger zone.
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Soviet Accuses U S Envoy of Spying in Moscow
A Soviet paper tags Alan Logan, U S embassy second secretary for African affairs, as a spy, claiming he met with African students and diplomats to recruit informers. The embassy condemns the report as fabrications while noting no expulsion action has been taken.
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IzVestia
41st Polaris Sub Goes Down Ways
The nuclear submarine Roger Wil... slipped into the Thames River amid champagne splashes from Mrs. Hubert Humphrey. It marks the last of 41 Polaris armed subs, as Hors played and cheers erupted. Outside, antiwar demonstrators gathered while Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze spoke.
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Reagan selects debate council in California
Ronald Reagan named a five man committee to plan a proposed television debate with Governor Edmund G Brown. Philip M Battaglia will head the group, joined by Assembly minority leader Robert Monagan Caspar Weinberger former minority leader, state campaign manager William Roberts and campaign press director Lynn Nafziger.
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Assembly
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Caspar W. Weinberger
William Roberts
Lynn Nafziger
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