Riots Clash as Paris Sorbonne Besieged by Police
About 4 000 students holed up at Sorbonne clash with riot police in the Latin Quarter, using tear gas and grenades. Dozens injured as vehicles burned and Molotov materials spread. unrest spreads to Peugeot plant near Sochaux with one death and multiple injuries amid a broader French upheaval.
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Joseph W. Grigg
PARIS
UPI
Sorbonne University
Sochaux
France
Peugeot Automotive
Charles Dé Gaulle
Maee
Jacques Sauvageot
National Union
City Manager Bets Bourbon For A Quit Challenge
John Chase a 47 year old city mechanic agreed to quit smoking for a month in a bet with City Manager Bill Donaldson. Donaldson paid $8.16 today as part payment of a quart of expensive bourbon collected after Chase claimed he could stop smoking. The bet arose during a trip from India California while returning a city fire truck.
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Bill Donaldson
Donaldson
John Chase
Chase
India
Calif
Los Angeles
House panel blocks tougher gun controls by tie vote
The House Judiciary Committee narrowly failed to approve President Johnson's gun control bill in a 16 to 16 tie. Chairman Emanuel Celler pledged a re-vote next week as leaders from both parties urged action and promised hearings.
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Philip Balbont
Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Emanuel Celler
Congress
Celler
Mansfield
White House
Judiciary
Brown Assault Charge Dropped Amid Ongoing Investigation
Hollywood detective reports no formal charge for assault with intent to commit murder against actor Jim Brown though he faces a felony count of assault against a sheriff deputy. Eva Marie Bohn-Chin, 22, was found semi conscious after an incident at Brown’s West Hollywood apartment. Deputy D.A. Mueller cited insufficient evidence and the woman’s refusal to sign a complaint. Bail recommendation stood at 1000 dollars as investigators pursue how injuries occurred. burglary at Bud Beck Pontiac yielded stolen tools and car equipment valued at 700 dollars. no arrests made after entry via fence.
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Hollywood
UPI
Jim Brown
Eva Marie Bohn-Chin
Brown
West Hollywood
Phillips Mueller
Cleveland - Browns
Sheriff's Department
Bud Beck
E. McDowell
Noon Stock Market Roundup From United Press International
A midday list of stock prices shows gains and losses across many firms led by Alcoa American Can and AT&T. Notable percentage changes include American Tobacco DuPont Boeing Ford General Electric IBM RCA and Texaco among others. The market reflects varied investor sentiment with mixed movements across industries including steel airlines and technology firms.
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New York
United Press International
Francis I. duPont & Co
Alcoa
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Arizona
Atchison Topeka
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
CBS
DuPont
Eastern Airlines
Wastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
Ford
Frontier Airlines
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
IBM
Inil
It&t
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Kennecott
Litton Coe
Minnesota
Montgomery Ward
Motorola
North Amn
Rockwell
Standard
Texaco - R
Texas Gulf
TWA Sey Joy
Olyes
United Aircraft Vi Bby US
Cory Bae U.S. Steel
Webb
Xeroxoo OE
Zenith
Grass Fires Burn Near Scottsdale Under Multiple Alarms
Firefighters responded to three grass or brush fires in Scottsdale on Monday with no buildings damaged. One fire along a canal near 6335 E Rose Circle burned about 100 feet before being controlled. Two other fires at 68th St and Thomas Rd and at 68th St and Oak were extinguished after limited damage. A separate fence fire at 8206 E Palm Lane caused about 50 dollars in damage.
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Scottsdale
Rose Circle
Canal Bank
68Th St
Thomas Rd
Obscene film charge filed against Scottsdale man
Lawrence Orr, 33, of 7814 East Beatrice, was arrested by Scottsdale vice squad detectives on Monday for renting obscene films. Det. Jack Kelly charged Orr around noon at Smitty's Lounge on North Scottsdale Road after Orr allegedly returned films to a lender and was booked into city jail.
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Scottsdale
Lawrence Orr
E. Beatrice
Jack Kelly
Orr
Smitty’s
N. Scottsdale
Hanoi claims a plot against Kennedy by gun merchants
North Vietnamese diplomats alleged that gun merchants with war profits aimed to eliminate Senator Robert Kennedy as a peace candidate. They admitted no proof, called the assassination an internal U.S. matter, and warned they would not concede in talks with W Averell Harriman. The next session was set for Wednesday.
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Paris
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Hanoi
United— States
W. Averell - Harriman
Johnson
U.S
Obituary notices for Dr John Zaun and others in Scottsdale
Obituary notices list Dr John Zaun 64 of 704 N 74th St Scottsdale died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital born Milwaukee 1900s and Marquette graduate 1931 survived by wife Sally son Jay daughters Dorothy Schneider and Carol Ellsworth brother Dr Phillip Zaun Phoenix sisters and seven grandchildren Services Wednesday 11 a.m. Messinger Mortuary cremation. Other obituaries include Alva Meek 65 of 7250 E McKinley died Monday Mesa Lutheran Hospital survivors James Harold Robert Olson and others services in Shreveport and burial there. Elmer J Baptiste 43 Salt River Indian Reservation died Thursday born on the reservation WW II veteran survivors. Hazel Harmon 79 Phoenix died Monday survivors daughter grandchildren great grandchildren services Thursday Messinger Mortuary burial Greenwood Memorial Gardens memorials suggested.
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N. 74Th St
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Academy of General Practitioners
Wisconsin, Milwaukee
American Medical Societies
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Jay
California
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Carol Ellsworth
Wisconsin
Phoenix
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Messinger Mortuary
Alva W. Meek
E. McKinley
Arizona
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Meek
Louisiana
Roswell
N.M
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Shreveport
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Harold
Kentucky
Robert
Georgia
Willoughby
Arkansas
Carolyn Olson
Florida
Elmer J. Baptiste
Salt River
Indiana Hospital
Baptiste
John Baptiste
Floyd
Clarence
Sacaton
Jasper
Los Angeles
Alice Terry
San-Tan
Elsie Johnson
Irene Brown
Cleveland
Baptista
Papaya
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Salt River Indian Reservation
Salt River Cemetery
Hazel I. Harmon
16Th St
Samaritan“ Hospital
Harmon
Russell A. Lyon
Greenwood
Spock Denies Draft Counseling In Antiwar Trial
Dr Benjamin Spock testified in a draft conspiracy trial that he was not in the business of counseling young men to evade the draft, though he acknowledged counseling twice to resist, saying he warned them it would be foolish. He said his public stance targeted general audiences and insisted he did not counsel individuals to resist. The trial also includes Rev William Coffin Mitchell Goodman Marcus Raskin and Michael Ferber as co-defendants.
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Bernard Vaugan
Doubs
Peugeot
General Confederation of Labor
Celler
William McCulloch
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Boston
UPI
Benjamin Spock
Cleveland
New York
U.S. District Court
Spock
Leonard Boudin
United States
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Maine
Marcus Raskin
Sirhan Sirhan Receives 59 Threats Over Five Days
Authorities report 59 threats against Sirhan B. Sirhan over five days as security at his jail is tightened amid court ordered publicity limits and officials deny confirming threats. Some calls demanded Sirhan be handed over to them while Mayor Yorty comments on ideological influence.
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LOS _ ANGELES
UPI
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sheriff's’ Department
Arthur .L. Alarcon
College taxes rise in tentative Maricopa budget
The Maricopa County Junior College Board approved a tentative 1967 68 budget raising the tax rate from 37 to 45 cents per $100. The $11,929,378 plan allocates nearly 80 percent to salaries and marks a 27 percent spending increase. A public hearing is set for June 24 before final adoption, largely driven by funding needs for the new Maricopa Technical College in downtown Phoenix.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Maricopa Technical College
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