Chicago rights march turns violent amid clashes on Southwest Side
Thousands of white demonstrators attacked civil rights marchers led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in Chicago on Sunday injuring many and burning cars while police tried to separate crowds. Similar unrest occurred in Omaha Los Angeles and New York as investigations and vigil plans continued.
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Associated Press
Martin Luther King
Omaha
Los Angeles
New York City
James Bevel
Chicago
King
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Raty
Jagoan
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Christian Leadership Conference
Marquette Park
Chicago Clash in White-Right Riots Injures Dozens
In Chicago, over 3,000 white protesters shouted White power and drove 350 civil rights demonstrators from a largely white neighborhood. Sixty people including three police and a nun were injured by rocks and bottles amid the clashes. Police arrested many youths amid the most serious racial confrontation in years.
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Chicago
Five Killed In Crash In Upper Marlboro Maryland
State Police identified Michael Jones five and six others in two door sedan were injured in a Sunday night crash on Maryland 381. The dead include a woman and a child from Huntingtown and parents of the children. Names listed include Ernest Jones Shirley Jones and Shirley Jones. The car struck a concrete culvert near Poin t, Calvert County.
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Upper Marlboro
Michael Jones
Huntingland
Calvert County
Ernest Jones
Condi
Rudolph Valcar
Maryland
Mqith Jones
Entino Jones
Shir
Delba Jones
Huntingtown
Ley
Garcia Jones
Shirley Jones
Ernest
Henry Ford
Edith Jones
Rua
Eagle Harbor
Price
Dolph
Georges County
John
Tson
Poor Ster Jones
Wayne Brown
Chesapeake
Webster Jones
Sunder
Joseph Leon Sullivan
John H
Mealy Parkway
Kehoe
Washington County
Prince Georges County
Rudolph Valentino’ Jones
Hittintow
Toty
Prince Frederick
Smithsburg
County Commission
Charles B. Price
Clans Memorial Hospital
William H. Riley
State Department
Simon Clopper
Grayson Jones
Russell Bawltown
Roads Department
Four Accident Suits Here Ask $119,800
Four separate motor vehicle accident lawsuits seek a total of 119,800 in circuit court filings. Plaintiffs include William and Dolores Stryk er of Hagerstown suing Emmett Abbott for 79,800 for injuries to themselves and two children on Route 65 September 30, 1965. Sammie Lee Alger of Chewsville seeks 15,000 from Lois Marie Boyer for injuries on Potomac Street November 6, 1965. Mary M. Churchey of Sharpsburg seeks 15,000 against Gladys Slayton for injuries on Hamilton Boulevard September 24, 1965. John H. Reed of Washington Avenue sues Darren Huffman Jr. for 10,000 for injuries on Oak Ridge Drive January 20, 1965.
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William and
Dolores J. Stryker
Hagerstown
Emmett Abbott
Boonsboro
David E
William L
Sammie Lee Alger
Chewseville
Lois Marie Boyer
Manse Road
Potomac St
Mary ‘MM. Churchey
Sharpsburg
Shel
Gladys May Slayton
Sumans Ave
Hamilton Blvd
John H. Reed
Allen Ave
Darren D. Huffman Jr
Clinton Ave
Oak Ridge Drive
Backlog Of Reserves Await Basic Training
Washington AP reports the Army seeks ways to move 130000 plus National Guard and Reserve recruits into basic training as centers are jammed. Backlog rose by about 100000 in a year due to Viet Nam era force buildup, with home armory drills replacing full basic programs. The Army studies expanding facilities and adjusting prebasic home training toward core requirements.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
Johnson
Weather Summary From Readable Fragments
Weather forecast notes fair conditions with slight warming today and Wednesday. The text mentions higher temperatures and clearer skies with occasional clouds and a chance of rain in limited areas. Overall a mild week with no major storms indicated.
Five Injured In Separate Accidents Here Sunday
Five people were injured in two Sunday crashes. Sullivan, westbound on Pangborn Boulevard, said an eastbound car crossed the center and forced him to strike a tree. he was taken to the hospital by W C Grimm. At 1050 am, four Langlands of Arlington Va were injured when their auto collided with Oscar Warrenfeltz of Jefferson Boulevard, who was fined $10 and costs for failure to yield at a stop sign. The injured were transported to Washington Comics Hospital by Rescue ambulance.
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R. Gess
L. Fearnow
Sullivan
Pangborn Boulevard
W. C. Grimm
View St
Edgewood Drive
James Oliver Langland
Tia Mae Langland
Karla O. Langland
Nicollette A. Langland
Arlington
Oscar George Warrenfeltz
Jefferson Powlevard
Daniel W. Moylan
Warrenfeltz
Warrenfeltz Auto
Langland
Wanda Lake
Jefferson Boulevard
Wargenfeltz. Aut
Washingdon Comics
City Chamber Prepares Annual Tour Amid Land Reclamation Theme
The Hagerstown Area Chamber of Commerce plans its annual tour with a focus on land reclamation. Farm Bureau and Grange members will study land tech, with Penney van Buses delivering Manicigal Studio Bay to Shawnee Mite Park and nearby reclamation sites.
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Hagerstown Area
Tura Ueda
Einher
Farm Bureau
Andie Grange
Airlines Strike Fallout Sparks Congressional Action
Congress moves swiftly after a nationwide strike, as unions reject a White House backed contract. Senate hearings discussed declaring a national emergency to force workers back. Machinists rejected the deal 17 251 to 6 587, seeking larger immediate gains and pension improvements.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Letate
House Labor Committees
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Senate Labor Committee
Jamson
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Dank
Speck Pleads Innocent in Eight-Murder Indictments
Richard Speck 24 pleaded innocent in Chicago to eight indictments alleging the murder of eight nursing students. In a crowded Circuit Court, Judge Napoli appointed public defender Gerald Getty after Speck declined to pay for counsel. The arraignment followed a tense security setup with extensive searches and courtroom restrictions.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Alexander J. Napoli
Iff
Napoli
Speck
Gerald Getty
Speek
Innocent
Getty
Indi Poli
Ge Herbert
Warren
Fe Vadhe
Bardot and Sachs Begin New Honeymoon in Switzerland
Brigitte Bardot and her husband Gunther Sachs arrived in Switzerland to start their honeymoon today. The public figure couple will spend time abroad after their wedding.
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Brigitte Bardot
Fr Clrpy Bruate Bardot
Gunther Sachs
Switzerland
Thousands Frustrated By Machinists Vote
In New York AP report, thousands stranded as airline strike relief stalls after machinists reject a tentative settlement. Grounding continues for weeks, with hopes of airborne travel fading and airlines suffering heavy losses. Officials planned ads to lure tourists as many reservations canceled or altered.
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New York
Johnson
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
Frank Henry
Greater Miami Motel Association
Lew Price
Mi Jami Metro
Trans World
United
Eastern
National
Northwest Airlines
TWA
Europe
Miss Indian America Lujan Crowned In Sheridan Pageant
Wahtesh Lujan of the Taot-Pushlo tribe won the 12th annual Miss Indian America pageant in Sheridan Wyn. The New Maxis contestant studies art at Fort Lente College in Durango Cole, with paintings exhibited in Chicago, Philadelphia, Tulea, and other venues.
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Wahtesh Lujan
Sheridan Wyn
Maxis
Fort Lente College
Durango
Cole
Ivenene
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tulea
Okla
AP Wiraplantall
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Rights
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Na’ Veigh
N.C
Farlier
Force Io
Bushwick
Brooklyn
N.Y
Francis Lynch
Freds. Hoffman
City Chamber
Sue Suuyil
Pleskiwl
Lee Roy Siemilter
Aficio International —Association — of
Machin
Ort
Northwest
Nationaal
Trans World Airlines
Wahnsan
Amian
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