Riots and Sniping Surge in Chicago West Side
Illinois National Guard deployed as three nights of rioting turn violent with looting and gunfire across Chicago's West Side. Two killed including a 14 year old girl, police and guardsmen clash with looters, 300 detained, transit shut down, and charges of treason filed against several arrestees.
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Chicago
Illinois National Guard
West Side
Chicago Transit Authority
ACT
Roseland Howard
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Raymond Williams
Robinsonville
Miss
Cook County
Anaya Trial Nearing Verdict In Santa Fe Shooting
Gilbert P. Anaya 21 of Santa Fe faces closing arguments in a first degree murder trial for the June 20, 1965 shooting death of Sophie Sena on a Santa Fe street. The defense rested yesterday as the case moved toward a jury.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Gilbert P. Anaya
Santa Fe
Anaya
Sophie Sena
Chicago nurse slayings case yields sketch of killer
Miss Corazon Amarao described a six foot white man with close cropped hair to police sketch artists after viewing images of 200 sex offenders. Investigators say the killer imprisoned, then murdered eight Philippines exchange students and seven victims lived at a dormitory near South Side Community Hospital. Coroner notes lack of sexual molestation. vaginal smears sent for testing. $10,000 reward offered for information.
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Chicago
Corazon Amarao
Cmdr
Francis Flanagan
Homicide Division
Michael Spiotto
Miss Amarao
Andrew J. Toman
Subanimal Killer Terrorizes Home In Massacre
Police describe a brutal incident as subanimal attack by a killer. Miss Amarao escaped by rolling under a bed and remaining unmoving until 5 a.m. She freed herself after being bound with bed sheets and climbed to a second-floor window as alarms rang.
Miller Is Sentenced For 1962 Liquor Store Killing
Lloyd LaRoi Miller 26 received life in prison after a Gallup district court found him guilty of the July 4 1962 shooting death of Gloria Monson 24 during a robbery. The six twelve jurors recommended life terms and Miller plans an appeal as parole prospects discussed.
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Albuquerque
Lloyd LaRoi Miller
Gloria Monson
Miller
Miss Monson
Nically
Parole Board
New Mexico Supreme Court
High Court
Juarez Crackdown Shuts Bars Half Dozen in City Seizures
About 1000 women lost jobs and five bars closed under Mayor Armando Gonzalez Soto in a demoralization campaign. Barmaids banned, midnight limits enforced though tourist-zone bars stay open 24 hours. Stripping pictures ordered removed as officials push tighter controls.
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Juarez
Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Tex
U.S
Armando Gonzalez Soto
Chihuahua
Gonzalez
Blast at Hercules Plant Near Carthage Wounds Dozens
Ninth blast at the Hercules Powder Co plant rocks the site near Carthage injuring about 50 and destroying 85 percent of the 1,200 acre facility. Rescue teams pulled Maurice Crowell from debris as guards evacuate residents within a three mile radius.
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Carthage
Hercules Powder Co
Kansas City
Tulsa
Maurice Crowell
George Hickam
Crowell
Robert Good
Warren E. Hearnes
National Guard
Jack D. Hayes
Hercules
Storm May Delay Gemini 10 Launch
Cape Kennedy officials warned that Tropical Storm Celia could force a two day delay to the Gemini 10 launch. NASA meteorologists noted Celia remains ill defined as astronauts John Young and Michael Collins undergo medical clearance. A Gemini advisory meeting was set to review all flight phases.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
D. Owen Coons
Navy
John W. Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
Amarillo Man Dies After Collapse at Local Pharmacy
Richard C. West, 48, of Amarillo, collapsed at Pete Kling Pharmacy in College and Kentucky. He was transported to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center by Ballard Ambulance and died shortly after arrival, officials say the death appeared to be from natural causes.
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Richard C. West
Amarillo
Eastern New Mexico
West
Pete Kling
College
Kentucky
Ballard
Pink bollworm damage hits New Mexico cotton hard
Pink bollworm infestations caused heavy losses across New Mexico with Eddy County suffering its worst since the 1930s. George Fulkerson of the USDA cited spread into Chaves and Lea Counties and warned profits fell from ten to one hundred fifty dollars per acre. The convention heard from experts on row spacing, fiber quality, and picking machine losses. Rayburn Houchin was elected association president.
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Lincoln County Bureau
New Mexico
Fulkerson
Chaves
Lea
Eddy
Eddy County
Charles Hahn
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Las Cruces
Rayburn Houchin
Lovington
Emil Hohman
Deming
Houchin
Ellis Parks
Roswell
The
Cotton Producers Inc
Year-to-date tallies show 218 this year versus 231 last year
The data record notes a comparison of counts reaching 218 for the current year and 231 for the same date last year, indicating a slight decrease year over year. The figures reflect the relevant metric tracked on this date.
New Strikes Slap North Viet Nam Amid Losses
U S fighter bombers added strikes in North Viet Nam after a record 144 missions. A Navy A4 Skyhawk from the Ranger was shot down 35 to 40 miles south of Hanoi and the pilot is missing. North Viet Nam bombing began February 7, 1965. MIG clashes with American raiders occurred four times Thursday.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Command
Ranger
Hanoi
Radio
Menefee Named President of Roswell Lenders
Clayton Menefee of Artesia was chosen as president of Roswell Building and Loan Assn. and Roswell Insurance and Surety Co. He will also serve as director for both firms and move to Roswell with his family by October 15. He has long served Artesia in banking and civic roles and will lead the 1901 founded association with assets over 12 million dollars.
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Clayton Menefee
Artesia
Roswell Building and Loan Assn
Roswell Insurance and Surety Company
Menefee
Clarence E. Hinkle
J. E. Moore
Truman Sanders
Emmett D. White
Artesia Savings and Loan Assn
Roswell
Artesia Savings and Loan
The
Hope High School
Hagerman
Granbury
Texas
New Mexico
U. S. Navy
First National Bank of Artesia
First Methodist Church
New Mexico Savings and Loan League
City of Artesia
Artesia Businessmen’s Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Artesia Urban Renewal Agency
College of Artesia
Artesia Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Artesia Community Developers, Inc
American Red Cross
New Roswell Building and Loan Assn
Maxine
Roswell Building and Loan Association
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UPI
Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Democratic Party Resolutions Committee
Washington
United States
Argentina
State Department
Buenos Aires
Diane Marie Zadhek
Maid of Cotton
New Mexico Cotton Ginners Association
Lincoln County
Chael Spiotto
Oklahoma
Donald E. Logenecker
Ysleta Agricultural Experiment Station of
Beverly Reeves
N. M
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