Demonstrators Clash With Police In New York Draft Protest
Antiwar marchers in New York staged a third draft protest from Battery Park to Times Square and the United Nations. About 700 started, police halted marches, later dwindling to 30 with over 200 arrests for inciting riot or disorderly conduct. Leaders vowed more protests Friday around Battery Park.
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Manhattan
Times Square
United Nations
Battery Park
Lower Manhattan
Park
Armed Forces Induction Center
Vietnam
John Slick
Ramsey
N.J
Graf
TV Radiation Check Sought Across Nation
U S public health service asked Electronics Industries Association to join a nationwide survey of TV sets after Pinellas County Florida findings. GE color sets from Sept 1966 to May 1967 showed possible radiation risk, with about 112 000 corrected and 9 000 unrecovered receivers.
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Washington
The
Electronics Industries Association
U.S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Pinellas County
Fla
General Electric Co
William H. Stewart
U.S
General Electric
President Gets Bill on Meat
Congress sent to President Johnson a bill extending federal meat inspection standards to all packing and processing plants. States get two years to establish approved programs for meat sold within their borders, or the federal government will impose standards.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Eastern Europe at risk from foot and mouth outbreak
A FAO expert warns that recent foot and mouth disease outbreaks in the Soviet Union threaten livestock across Eastern Europe. The spread could surpass the severity of the current England and Wales outbreak, where about 268,892 animals have been slaughtered.
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Rome
Soviet Union
Europe
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
England
Wales
FAO
Students protest beer referendum decision at Ole Miss
About 300 students gathered at the University of Mississippi in Oxford to protest the city council’s action upholding a referendum that defeated legal beer sales.
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Oxford, Miss
UPI
University of Mississippi
Three Menrob Hull on North Side Robbery
Police investigated a late night robbery report from Charles Hull of 2613 Maple Ave. Three men grabbed Hull at the rear of a tavern, knocked him down, and stole 25 dollars from his wallet. Hull could not describe the attackers.
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North Side
Charles Hull
Maple Ave
Hull
Education Aid Bill Debated In Senate
Senate debate centers on a 14.2 billion education aid measure with White House backing to ease Southern resistance to desegregation enforcement. Morse backs a fixed cut off date for HEW aid announcements, while Russell seeks to bar delays after the school year starts. Lausche’s amendment to cut authorization fails 54 to 27 amid Civil Rights Act compliance complaints from Southern districts. Echo I skin damaged by solar winds and micrometeorites described.
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Senate
White House
Congress
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Dixie
Morse
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Russell
John Stennis
D-Miss
Mansfield
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Stennis
HEW
Mississippi
Pearl Harbor ceremonies mark 26th anniversary
The tolling of the bell and taps opened Pearl Harbor ceremonies honoring the 1941 attack. The sunken battleship Arizona remained a solemn site while a $7,500 scale model of the ship, donated by the Fleet Reserve Association, was added to the memorial museum. The association’s 67,000 members funded the model. Colors were presented along with the National Anthem and a wreath ceremony.
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Pearl Harbor
Arizona
New York
Fleet Reserve Association
Gypsy Buyer Dresses New Jersey Home Like a Tent
A New Jersey home buyer installed a tall ceiling-to-floor pole to evoke a tent theme in the living room. The design aimed to create an improvised gypsy-era ambiance within the house.
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New Jersey
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaner In Demand At Local Stores
Be safe and satisfied with Blue Lustre carpet cleaner touted for reviving beaten nap to a bright fluffy state. It is advertised as highly efficient and rents for $1 at O'Rear Ace Hardware Plaza North Shopping Center and Mead ows Shopping Center, among others.
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Plaza North
Pentecost
Craft Ace
Meadows Shopping Center
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