New Jersey Riots Alarm Elizabeth and Paterson Residents
Violence flared for a second night in Elizabeth and Paterson with youths throwing gasoline bombs and rocks near Pioneer Homes. Police used nightsticks and fired in the air to restore order as dozens were arrested and windows broken.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Paterson
New Jersey
Pioneer Homes
John O’brien
Mel Finkelstein
Mike Pear
New York Journal-American
Frank X.graves
Cease Fire Teeters as Cyprus Tensions Rise
In Nicosia the cease fire hangs by a thread as Turkish Cypriots threaten new air strikes and Greek Cypriots accuse the U S and Britain of siding with Turkey. U N observers fear a single insult could shatter the stalemate while Kokkinu pockets remain under guard. Clerides demands self determination under United Nations shelter.
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Nicosia
Turkey
U.N
Kokkina
United State
Britain
Glafcos Clerides
United Nations
Clerides
NATO
United States
Great Britain
Gemini Flight Nixes 18 Orbit Plan for First Manned Mission
Gemini program officials indicate the proposed 18 orbit first manned flight has been rejected. The Decem ber mission remains set for three orbits with two astronauts, while later flights may extend to four and seven days, pending safety and system checks.
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Houston
Charles W. Mathews
Gemini
Manned Spacecraft Center
Mathews
Weather Summary for Texas Regions
Weather report for Snyder and surrounding Texas areas with high temperatures ranging from 88 to 105 degrees and lows from 65 to 78. Partly cloudy conditions today and Friday with isolated to scattered showers in the north and along the coast. heat intensifies inland with hotter readings in the south and west.
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Snyder
Texas
Southwes Texas
Gabor Fights City Hall Over Burned Bel Air Home
Zsa Zsa Gabor storms Los Angeles City Hall demanding answers about the demolition of chimneys and a swimming pool from her Bel Air mansion after a 1961 fire. She accuses officials of delays, vows to sue, and threatens legal action to stop further city work.
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Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Zsa Zsa
Europe
Bel Air
City Department of Building and Safety
Paul Williams
Building and Safety Commission
Soldiers Death at Fort Hood: Pfc Hershel R. Alston Killed
Fort Hood Army reservist Pfc Hershel R. Alston, 24, of Brookston near Paris Texas, in the 90th Infantry Division, died in an accidental .30 caliber machine gun discharge. He was struck in the right thorax during training.
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FT. Hood
Hershel R. Alston
90Th
Fort Ft. Hood
Andrew J Alston
Brookston Rt. 1
Paris
North
Texas
Alston
Gas Stop In Angelo Not Simple
Bob Cheshire of San Benito encountered a chaotic fuel stop in San Angelo when engine trouble forced a landing at Goodfellow AFB. An air policeman barred private pilots from buying military gas, he relocated to a tavern parking lot, and state police questioned the landing as Goodfellow officials sought him to sign papers before he could leave.
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San Angelo
Bob Cheshire
San Benito
Lubbock
Goodfellow Afb
Cheshire
Goodfellow
Compromise Speeds Aid Measure Amid Reapportionment Debate
A bipartisan compromise to speed passage of the 3.3 billion foreign aid bill hinges on a reapportionment amendment. Dirksen and Mansfield sponsor the plan delaying court ordered legislative reapportionment for state seats to permit action before Congress adjourns for the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Everett M. Dirksen
John Chadwick
Eratic
Mike Mansfield
Washington
Sen
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Massive Viet Cong airlift operation yields desertions and few clashes
In a large helicopter assault 100 choppers airlifted 1,000 Vietnamese troops 30 miles northwest of Saigon in the war's biggest airborne move. Encounters were light as enemy camps were evacuated and burned. One U S pilot was killed and two Americans plus a Vietnamese wounded, amid hopes to trap 2,000 to 3,000 Viet Cong.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Connally seeks statewide Texas water plan for growth
Governor John Connally urged the Texas Water Commission to start a statewide water plan to aid economic growth and welfare. He said he will ask the next legislature to fund the plan and cited drought concerns and lagging state action behind federal water development efforts. He criticized the 1964 water resources act for not enabling state participation in federal research programs.
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Austin
John Connally
Texas
Texas Water Commission
Connally
Joe Carter
Commission
Kind A Way To Freeze Avocados
Santa Barbara California AP reports a large avocado cooperative has developed a freezing method that preserves the flavor and texture of avocados. The breakthrough allows long term storage without perceptible quality loss for use by gourmets and retailers.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Dollar Outflow Rises to 2.9 Billion in Q2 1964
Commerce figures show April to June 1964 US dollar outflow at an annualized 2.9 billion, reversing early 1964 gains. The first half deficit reached 1.9 billion, with officials predicting 1.5 to 2 billion for 1964 and a potential impact on the US gold reserve.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
June Allyson Plans Divorce from Glenn Maxwell
Hollywood actress June Allyson announces divorce from husband Glenn Maxwell after 10 months of marriage. A spokesman cites business incompatibilities and disputes over permanent residence as the official reason. Allyson and her two children fly to Hawaii for seclusion.
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Hollywood
June Allyson
Glenn Maxwell
Dick Powell
Allyson
Hawaii
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