Riots and Arson Mar Memphis Beale Street Violence
Police described a day of rioting in Memphis as looting, arson, and gunfire with hundreds arrested. Cross burnings occurred in a white suburb, Negro schools reported light attendance, and civil rights leader King weighed his plans amid ongoing demonstrations. Beale Street suffered extensive damage as violence persisted for hours.
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Bernard Lee
King
Whathey
Memphis
Beale Street
Voleman
W. C. Handy
Mississippi River
Lockheed Jet Order Signals Space in 1970s Market
TWA announced orders totaling about 2 billion dollars for 600 mile per hour Lockheed jets to deliver in 1972 and 22 more for 1973 and 1974. Rolls Royce engines were chosen after a fierce GE competition, with Lockheed estimating a Western world market of about 1,000 jets by 1980. The initial firm order is 30 jets with 20 more possible later. Sister Anne Guillemin, 62, general superior of the Roman Catholic Sisters of Charity since 1962, died of a heart attack in Paris. she was noted as one of the Vatican Curia’s few wartier members.
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Charlotte
Houston
New Orleans
New York
Washington
TWA
General Electric American
Lockheed
Burbank
Calif
Paris
Uzanne Guillemin
Roman Cathoirc Sisters of Charity
Vatican Curia
Cycle Club Murder Suspect Jailed Over Slaying Feud
Ronald Allen Martin, 19, of Garden Grove, was jailed on suspicion of murder in the execution slaying of Misfits motorcycle club member Fred Smith Jr. Smith, 25, was found shot at the base of a Malibu cliff after being allegedly moved from another location. The killing appears linked to an intra club feud. Martin’s police record dates to 1964 with prior arrests.
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Misfits Motorcycle Club
Outlaw Club
Los Angeles
Sel Roy Catlins
Ronald Allen Martin
Yana Drive
Garden Grove
Fred Smith Jr
Amy Ave
Smith
Malibu
Israel and Jordan clash along 70 mile front
Israel and Jordan fought from the Ghalan Heights to Al Karamah near the Jordan River valley and 18 miles from Amman. Israeli Ambassador Tekoah called the action a large concerted assault violating the UN cease-fire and warned the Jordanian attack continued with Jordanian army support. The Beisan area activity raised fears of a new Israeli push as Jordan reported signs of Israeli military moves and the U.S. agreed to supply aircraft and tanks to Jordan.
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al Karamah
Jordan
Araman
Jordan River
Israel
Joseph Tekoah
U.N. Security Council
United States
Ghalan Heights
Foreign Ministry
Jerusalem
Secret U S FIAA tech could fall into enemy hands
The article warns the secret electronic counter measures and terrain following radar aboard the U S FIA A may be captured by North Vietnamese or Pathet Lao forces in Laos. It notes the program cost nearly 1.1 billion dollars through 1967 and lists advanced components including terrain following radar and automated navigation systems. Twenty two students at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine are suspended for long hair and facial hair deemed unprofessional.
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Guin Greally
Laos
FIA
U.S
Pentagon
Philadelphia Wey
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Thomas Rowland Jr
Reds Say Super Plane Shot Down in Viet War News
Reported loss of six FIJI A aircraft and delays to carrier plans in Washington. Viet Cong assassinated village chief near Saigon. Allied troops claim 57 Communist deaths near Trang Bang as U S jets total 114 bombing missions. Marines at Khe Sanh report possible bubonic plague risk among siege forces.
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Tahkli
Thailand
Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
Washington
Senate
Navy
Binh Mon
Saigon
North Vietnam
Epperson
UPI
Hanoi
Trang Bang
Khe Sanh
Dovlors
Sunny Days But Fogg at Night
The Weather Bureau forecasts pleasant days through Saturday with fair daytime conditions. Nights will bring increasing coastal fog and low clouds, especially near the coast, while mountains and deserts remain sunny. Near the beach haze grows. Death Valley may exceed 54 degrees Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
Death Valley
Five Watling children die in North Carolina log house blaze
Blanch North Carolina reports five children died when a two story log house burned Thursday night. The victims Patricia eight Ronnie six James four Helen Jean three and a one year old boy were the Watling children of Mr and Mrs James Watlington. Caswell County Sheriff Bobby Poteat said Watlington was in nearby Danville Virginia when the fire started. Watlington's wife works in a Danville mill.
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Blanch
N.C
James Watlingtion
Patricia
Ronnie
James
Helen Jean
Caswell
Bobby Poteat
Watlington
Danville
Instant Organ Playing At Hammond Organ Studios
Beginners invited to learn instantly with a rapid learning method for the Hammond Organ. Staff promise quick progress to play full tunes, with experienced Rob in Pierce detailing the studio at 2188 Lakewood, open until 9 each Wednesday and Friday.
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Jugars
Hammond Organ
Lakewood
Circle
Hammond Organs
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