Riots Besiege Atlanta After Black Power Rally
In Atlanta, clashes erupt as hundreds of youths confront police using rocks and fire bombs amid a church rally led by SNCC and SCLC figures. Firebombs set buildings ablaze. police restore order as leaders blame authorities while King and Carmichael draw attention to the unrest.
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Atlanta, Ga
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Baptist Church
Williams Y
Herbert Verner
SNCC
Hosea Wilmen
Scams
SCLC
Willie Ricks
Rotary
Atlanta
Tabernacle
Willams
CBS
Ben Clarke
Ivan Allen Jr
Martin Luther King Jr
Stokely Carmichael
Highway Patrol Guards Desegregated Mississippi Schools
James Bonney reports from Grenada Mississippi that on the second day desegregated schools opened to Negro pupils under highway patrol protection in riot gear. More than 100 white adults gathered nearby, taunting and threatening reporters and officials as the situation continued.
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James Bonney
Grenada
Miss
Mississippi
Negros Aidents
Negroes Vote To Defy Bogalusa School Order
A Bogalusa Civic and Voters League meeting voted to oppose the city ordinance and stage a protest march over school desegregation. About 200 Negroes heard leaders warn of ongoing conflict with the Ku Klux Klan as Federal court orders integrate Bogalusa Junior High and two city schools. Police and highway patrols faced a tense night with scattered violence. 150 Negro pupils desegregated the schools under court order while whites protested at the school board and city hall.
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Bogalusa
U.S
New Orleans
Alcous Stewart
Art Impossi
Mississippi
Cers
Rich
Jacklard
Thornell
Yankee Press
Mississipp
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Nixon Begins Campaign For GOP Candidates
Richard M Nixon launches a 34 000 mile campaign tour across 34 states to back GOP candidates in 1966. He deflects questions about 1968, saying focus remains on 1966 before discussing his presidential bid. He met with former President Eisenhower after the meeting.
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Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rampage by Des Moines Youths Shatters Storefronts
In Des Moines near Drake Stadium and Good Park a mob of about 300 youths damaged two plate glass windows and various storefronts after a high school benefit football game. Police cleared the area as cars and homes suffered broken windows and dents, with minor injuries reported among youths and a police officer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Moines
Airviewn
Drake Stadium
Occu
Rodgers
Staium
Market Continues Advance in Early Trading
NEW YORK AP The steel market extended its strong advance as trading opened. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.23 to 797.82 at 10:30 am, with glamour stocks leading gains. Polaroid jumped 8.75 to 146.62, GM up 2.12 to 74.12 on 1967 sales forecast, while overall issues favored risers 1,090 to 202.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Polaroid
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Local Deaths and Obituaries in Hagerstown Area
Mrs Faye Elizabeth Brown 66 widow of Charles E Brown Sr died suddenly at her home 1020 Lincoln Street from a heart condition. She leaves several children grandchildren and great grandchildren. services at Rest Haven Chapel Thursday 2 p.m. with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery. calling hours Wednesday 7 to 9. Harrison Martin Johnson 77 of 440 West Washington Street died at Mt Wilson State Sanitum near Baltimore. Survived by daughters Mary Lushbaugh Sharon Johnson son Lewis Johnson foster son Charles Johnson 14 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral at A K Coffman Funeral Home Thursday 2 p.m. with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. viewing Wednesday 7 to 9. Lawrence E Healey 65 of 110 Fishburn Street Harrisburg died Monday at Harrisburg Hospital. survived by sister Mrs Milton Thomas and several nieces and nephews in the Hagerstown area. Services Roberts Funeral Home Harrisburg Wednesday 7:30 p.m. with Rev E O Butkalski. burial Thursday 11 a.m. at Rosell Cemetery Hagerstown.
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Faye Elizabeth Brown
Charles Edward Brown Sr
Lincoln Street
First Baptist Church
Edward E
Hagerstown
Marvin W. Sr
Philadelphia
Beatrice Brown
Russell G
Daniel H
Harry King
Gladys Mowen
Virginia
James Grossnickle
William. Troupe
Lee Gordon
Chester Gordon
Richard Gordon
Brunswick
Rest Haven
G. Berton Harris
Harrison Martin Johnson
West
Washington Street
Mt. Wilson State Sanitarium
Baltimore
Hankstown
Thomas
Susan Curly Johnson
Carpenter's Union
Mary Lushbaugh
Agers ‘Town
Sharon Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Foster
Charles Johnson
Silver Spring
A.K. Coffman
Homer H. Beese
Rose Hilly
Harrisburg
Lawrence E. Healey
Fishburn Street
Harrisburg Hospital
Milton Thomas
Bethedsa
Roberts Funeral Home
Walnut Street
Butkalski
Rosell Cemetery
Street Violence Threatens Civil Rights Legislation
Senate debate on the House passed civil rights bill resumes as violence in cities and open housing controversy threaten its fate. President Johnson says he will press for passage but faces Republican Dirksen opposition and a possible cloture vote. Six Republicans signed a debate limiting petition. vote expected Wednesday.
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Jack Bell
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mike Mansfield
Mansi ‘Meld
GOP
Thomas H. Kutlchel
California
Hiram J. ¢|Fong
Hawai
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Clifford P. Caselj
New Jersey
Robert P. 2
Griffin
Michigan
Johnson Cautious Optimism on Viet Nam Election Results
Johnson and Kuchel hailed the Viet Nam vote as a potential sign of progress while cautioning over its implications. Johnson urged patience as Gruening warned elections may not reflect fully honest participation. State Department spokesmen noted the vote as a test of constitutional will amid Communist challenges.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Senate
Bult Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Alout
Sen
Ernest Gruening
Canjka
Viet
Maly
Gruening
State Department
Ipsaid
Constipated Today Uses Natural Regulator
An aging reader is advised that digestive slowdown may require a new approach. SERUTAN is pitched as a natural concentrate from fruits and vegetables that daily supports bulk and moisture for proper peristaltic action. It claims gentle intestinal stimulation and avoids harsh pills or oils. Read SERUTAN backwards for a playful hint.
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Folke Yourge
Australia Prods U.N. Talk Over Viet Nam War
Australia’s demand for a Viet Nam debate led the 27 nation Commonwealth Conference to suspend talks on Rhodesia. Prime Minister Harold Holt triggered the move during a secret session, drawing outcry from Zambia’s Foreign Minister Simon Kapwepwe, who left the room saying he was disgusted. Delegates reported eight days into the meeting that major world problems remained unaddressed despite pressing Southeast Asia crises.
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Louis Nevin
London
Australia
Bey
Harold Hold
Simon Kapwepws
Zambia
Holt
Desia
Bes
Nam
South Ieast Asia
Doctors Attempt To Sew Severed Leg Back On Boy
Boston surgeons at City Hospital work to reattach a severed left leg of a boy as experts note no prior full limb reattachment success. The delicate operation aims to restore blood flow and function, with recovery still uncertain and risks of complications ongoing.
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Boy
Loretta McLaughlin
Boston Harald
Breneptes Jeter
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Bfe
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cleveland
Frerett/Royd
Sheppard
Jan
The Daily Man Announcement Messy OCR Line
Fragmented OCR text from a historic newspaper showing misread lines about daily issues, pricing, and Associated Press disclaimer. The readable portions reference a daily newspaper, pricing for months and weeks, and a note about AP exclusive rights. The integrity of the original items is unclear due to numerous garbled words and missing context.
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Mmit
Mall
W. Va
Ena
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