Haitian consul in Miami reports midnight party shooting
Haitian consul Maximilien claimed the attack was an attempt on his life after a man opened fire at a lawn party near his home Saturday night. Deputies say guest William Groffel, 31, was charged with two counts of assault with intent to commit murder. two victims, James Daugherty 43 and H Manson Field 20, were in critical condition. Other guests restrained Groffel with neckties before deputies arrived.
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Krupp family titan Alfried Krupp dies in Germany
Alfried Krupp von Bohle, sole owner of the Krupp industrial empire, died Sunday night at a hospital near Essen after a short illness. He was two weeks shy of 60, and his death comes amid plans to convert Krupp holdings into a public corporation. His son Arndt had already renounced inheritance. The Krupp firm, Fried Krupp Essen, had rebuilt postwar and posted record postwar sales.
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Prayers for Race Peace Across Nation
President Johnson led the nation in prayers for racial peace while Bishop Fulton J. Sheen urged immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam. Clergy from Detroit to Boston called for reconciliation, calm, and action to heal racial divides and end violence nationwide.
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De Gaulle Convenes Cabinet Over Canada Visit Fallout
Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle will chair a cabinet meeting to explain why the Canada incident is blamed on Canada. The flare up followed his shout of long live free Quebec in Montreal, and he shortened his state visit, avoiding Prime Minister Pearson.
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Shriver Denies Poverty Workers In Big City Riots
Washington UPI. Anti poverty director Sargent Shriver defended the Office of Economic Opportunity workers, denying charges they incited riots. He cited minimal arrests among 12,128 paid staff in cities with outbreaks and testified before the House Education and Labor Committee amid GOP calls for inquiry.
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Demo Group Urges Johnson Not To Seek 1968 Reelection
About fifty self described former Democratic National Convention delegates urged President Johnson to withdraw from 1968 race citing party division and risk of a Republican landslide. The appeal distributed by Citizens for Kennedy Fulbright urged Kennedy and Fulbright as top ticket to reunite the party. Dr Martin Shepard led a news conference announcing the letter and sought Johnson meeting but was rebuffed.
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Pop Singers Set Free in Drug Case
London based appeals court headed by the lord chief justice freed Rolling Stones members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards from drug charges. Jagger remains convicted for possessing four amphetamine pills but receives a conditional discharge. Richards had faced a year in prison for marijuana at his home, but the sentence was dropped and he is freed.
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