Spencer Tracy Dies After Heart Attack
Hollywood remembers Spencer Tracy as a celebrated actor who died at 67 in Los Angeles after chest pains. The Milwaukee born star won two Oscars and starred with Katharine Hepburn in nine films, including Guess Who's Coming to Dinner.
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Vice President Humphrey Undergoes Bladder Surgery
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey had a benign Papilloma removed from his bladder at Bethesda Naval Hospital. The operation used a cystoscope and was performed by Capt. Hampton Hubbard. He recovered in his 17th floor room and expected to leave the hospital midweek.
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Very Hot Summer Predicted by UPI Editor
H L Stevenson of United Press International warned at the Mississippi Press Association that the 1967 summer could be as violent as 1966 unless dramatic steps are taken to help Negro slum residents. He cited job shortages and lack of parks and pools as fueling unrest and noted cuts to anti poverty programs and federal funds.
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Kennedy blocks draft bill over lottery plan clash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy fights Senate approval of the compromise draft bill which rejects a lottery system. He faces the Senate Armed Services Committee chair Ricard B. Russell as conferees bar lottery unless Congress approves. Kennedy argues conferees overstepped by inserting the lottery prohibition beyond both bills.
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Israel Promises Amends for Attack on USS Liberty
Israel pledged to make amends for the attack on the USS Liberty in the eastern Mediterranean. Up to 33 American sailors may have been killed with 24 missing and 75 wounded, as the Liberty headed toward Malta after a torpedo and air strike.
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Ostrich at St. Louis Zoo Proves Female After Egg Lays
Zoo officials learned one of three ostriches is a female after it laid an egg. The bird had black plumage on arrival, which usually signals a male, making the discovery unusual.
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Detroit Deploys Early Warning System Against Racial Violence
Detroit introduces an Early Warning System to detect tensions in the Negro community. Richard V. Marks, director of the city’s community relations commission, says listening posts and civil rights workers report trouble signs to alert the Mayor and Police Commissioner to prevent violence.
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Boston Teens Propose Peaceful Cooling-Off Formula
After days of clashes with police in Roxbury Massachusetts a plan emerges to calm tensions. A local inter-organizational group will host a mass meeting inviting two 19 year old youths to present the teenage view and seek ideas from adults to stop the riots.
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Cardinal Ritter Dies After Heart Attacks at 74
Cardinal Joseph Elmer Ritter a leading Vatican II figure died after a mild then severe heart attack. He collapsed at Depaul Hospital at 5 47 a m local time. Funeral set for 11 a m Thursday at St Louis Cathedral with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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