U S Loses Planes and Copters in Vietnam Air Battle
North Vietnam claimed three U S planes were shot down as the U S pressed a record 139 combat missions. Nine U S helicopters were lost or damaged in separate incidents near Pleiku and other highland areas. Marine units with air and artillery supported repelled a North Vietnamese force near the demilitarized zone, with casualties reported on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force Thunderchief
Hanoi
Lda
Ile
Dong Hoi
U.s.jand
Allel
U.S. Army
North Marine
Pleiku
Demilitarized Zone
Juvenile Rights Take Center Stage At ABA Meeting
Montreal report notes ABA House of Delegates creates a new section on individual rights and responsibilities, urging protection of due process for accused juveniles and arguing police procedures must match the safeguards afforded adults. The move aims to shift civil rights tensions from streets to courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ketcham
ABA
Orman W. Ketcham
Supreme
District of Colum
Bia Juvenile Court
American Bar Association
Bar Association
House of Delegates
Medical Front Reports Race Bias in Medicine
At the National Medical Association convention in Chicago Dr John L Holloman Jr urged that racial discrimination poisons Negroes medical careers and patient care. He cited higher mortality rates as a result of denial of quality health care due to race. Dr Alvin F Poussaint warned brain washing and poverty fuel self-hatred and social ills among Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Medical Association
John L. Holloman Jr
New York City
Negro Medical Group
Holloman
Alvin F. Poussaint
Jackson, Miss
Tufts Medical School
Boston
Infant Richard Davis dies at 11 days old in Hagerstown
Infant Richard Dennis Davis 11 days old son of Robert I and Helen J Harbaugh Davis of 127 Elm St died at Washington County Hospital. Survived by parents, siblings, maternal grandmother Mrs Lillian Harbaugh, paternal grandmother Mrs Carrie E Davis and other relatives. Graveside services at Rose Hill Cemetery officiated by Rev Stanbaugh. Coffman Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Richard Dennis Davis
Robert I
Helen Jane Harbaugh Davis
Elm St
Washington County Hospital
Marnie
Spiers
Dorothy (. Oavis
Jane J. Davis
Robert Davis
Ernest Davis
Lillian Harbaugh
Carrie E. Davis
Coffman Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Stanbaugh
Hagerstown
Barbara Lor
Jaine Semler
Brothers
Frank
Smithsburg
Donald
Staten Island
Paul
Boonsbur
George
Richard Lee Semler
Jefferson Blvd
Newton D. Baker Hospital
George and
Catherine Semler
Mack Trucks, Inc
Ibsen Bachtell Semler
Daughers
Robert P. Ridenour
Market Mixed Early Gains in Dull Session
The New York stock market opened in a mixed pattern with moderate trading. Major issues showed fractional changes with some up about half a point as industrials such as United Aircraft General Dynamics Zenith Raytheon and Sperry gained modestly.
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New York
Aircrafts
Electronica
Jones & Laughs
United Aircraft
Boring
General Dynamics
Zenith
Raytheson
Sperry
Nathan Heads Local Penn Grad Giving Campaign
Lawrence M Nathan of Kensington served as regional chairman of the University of Pennsylvania Alumni Annual Giving Campaign in the Hagerstown region. The drive, led by 200 committee members and 3,000 volunteers, raised 1 752 810 from 27 671 alumni and Friends of Penn, surpassing its 175 000 goal for University operations.
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Lawrence M. Nathan
Kensington
Hagerstown
University of Pennsylvania
Nathan
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Friends of
Penn
Ace
Secret Service Locked Out at Plumbers Convention
AP report from Kansas City details friction as doormen exclude Secret Service agents from the arena after a set hour before Vice President Hubert Humphrey’s speech. Union president Peter Schoemann reportedly advised the agents of their predicament, while convention officials followed the orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Secret Services
Hubert H. Humphrey
Secret Service
Peter T. Schoemann
MAG Batanesse
Iauerstown
Ehiriee
Civil rights drive targets Cicero and nearby suburbs
Civil rights leaders name Cicero as the next target amid Chicago area unrest. A 1,000 strong rally led by leaders including Jackson and Dr. King aides discussed strategy and future actions in a push for open housing. Demonstrations are planned in Bogan and Chicago Lawn as tensions rise and police brace for clashes.
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Chicago
Cicero
Pextling
National Guard
Adlai E
Stevi
Jr Ne
Fidease Jackson
Enon
Martin Luther King
Cleere
al Capone
Warren Averue Congregational Church
Jackson
Police Use Tear Gas To Break Racial Violence In Michigan
Police used tear gas and armed officers to disperse a crowd in Cicero as clashes between violent youths and authorities escalated. Four people were shot, none seriously, during a night of racial unrest in Lansing and surrounding areas. Clergy credited police for reducing violence as arrests rose and officials prepared for renewed demonstrations.
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Michigan
Gene Schroeder
Lansing
Mitt
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Max Murninghan
Sete Mal Sete Eniatre x Witemes Toy
Bevel
Thelef
Munninghen
Cicero
al Ca
Senate
Chicago
Afl-Cio
National Association of Machin
Harvey E. Clark
Kenneth Faiver
Christo Rey Church
Hiot-Tomn
Charles Straiger
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William Mason
Washington County
Sheriff's Department
Mason
Dave Litse
Valou
Richard L. Semler
Penn Grad
James Revel
Bogan
Chicago Lawn
Selma
Cook County
Mareh
Bevel de
ceLttle Arthur Bilek
Sherif
Cicera
PRI Statucnve
State Capitol
Lincoln Way
Penne
Herald Ska Shlail
The
Summit Ave
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