Islip Police Shot After Arrest Beat by Mob
Patrolman Edwin Michel was shot three times in the legs with his own gun and Patrolman George Forrester was assaulted by about 30 youths in Carleton Park Islip, New York. The disturbance followed a speeding stop of Nathaniel Ford, 30, in a predominantly Black neighborhood. Authorities said the incident was isolated and no racial motives were found. Islip town supervisor George Raven voiced sorrow over the setback in progress in the area.
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Carleton Park
Long Island
New York City
Suffolk County
James Kelly
Islip
George Raven
Raven
County Health and Welfare Cliems
Mrs. Morris Dies at 72 in Peoria Rites Planned
Millie Morris 72 formerly of Ava died Saturday in Procter Hospital Peoria. She moved to Peoria to live with daughter Roma Brown eight years ago. Born May 6 1893 in Ava she was daughter of Marion and Julia Youngman Mc Bride. Survived by daughters Clementine Schussler Bernadine Shannon Vivian Suchman a son Leroy nine grandchildren two great grandchildren and sisters Edith Pul cher Grace Shields. Funeral arrangements by Wilson Funeral Home Ava.
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Millie Morris
Ava
Procter Hospital
Peoria
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Marion
Julia Youngman McBride
Ross Morris
Ava Assembly of God Church
Ava Rebecca Lodge
Brown
Clementine Schussler
Gorham
Bernadine Shannon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Vivian Suchman
Columbia
Leroy
Springfield
Edith Pulcher
Grace Shields
Murphysboro
Wilson Funearl
Parade canceled as Carterville cleans up after rain
Carterville's "clean-up, fix up" parade was canceled due to inclement weather. D P Jackson, campaign committee chair, says plans for the clean-up campaign still stand and will not be rescheduled.
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Carterville
D.P. Jackson
Jackson
Police Briefs From Chester and Du Quoin
Chester reports Steve L Herrell fined 15 dollars for failing to yield right of way. Du Quoin lists Harry E Strong Jr fined 15 dollars for speeding.
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Steve L. Herrell
du Quoin
Harry E. Strong Jr
North Vietnamese Infiltration Into South Vietnam Seen Rising
U S military officials say they are reasonably certain more than 20 000 regular North Vietnamese troops have infiltrated into South Vietnam since January 1 with as many as 7 000 expected this month. Allies face about 255 000 American troops and 700 000 South Vietnamese forces as North Vietnamese strategists push for substantial monsoon offensives in the central highlands and coastal provinces.
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South Viet Nam
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Zone D
Saigon
Edwin Q. White
Associated Press
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Hanoi Long
Viet Nam
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Powers leads 25th Division into Viet Nam landing
First Sergeant Harold Powers, 31, of Chicago, commands 4 000 troops forming the 25th Infantry Division's first brigade landing near Vung Tau. He and a dozen soldiers describe plans to use a Chinese bugle signal to trigger charges and confuse enemy forces as they prepare for combat in South Viet Nam.
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New York Times
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South
Viet Nam
Harold P. Powers
Powers
Chicago
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Saigon
Sarge
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P.F.C
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Spartanburg
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Richardson
Korea
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