Riots Probe Panel Formed After Los Angeles Violence
Governor Edmund G. Brown announced an eight member commission led by John A. McCone to investigate the week of rioting in Los Angeles that left four dead. Mayor Yorty criticized the plan while King and police chief Parker disputed claims of police brutality as the trigger.
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LOS Angeles
Erson
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Wats Area
Brown
Poper
Aremwrs Yitia Commission
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Central Intelligence Agency
iMcCone
Washington
Sacramenton
Samuel W. Yorty
Novernoe
Yorty
Wreck Kills Klan Lawyer Near Tuscaloosa Alabama
In Alabama, 31 year old Birmingham attorney Murphy Th of Birmingham died in a car truck collision near Tuscaloosa. Coroner Rufus Strickland said Murphy gained prominence last spring defending a Klansman charged with murdering Mex. Vinia Luz- Bo, a Detroit civil rights biker. The case involved multiple defendants and ended in mistrial.
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Alk
Murphy
Tuscaloosa
Rufus Strickland
Tuscaloosa County
Irr
Hayneville
Ata
Murthyalen
Tun Othee Manamen
Mra
Liuzzio
Dairy owner rails at loss leader milk pricing patent loss
Anderson South Carolina AP report details dairy owner Tred Pearman claiming national competitors use loss leader strategies to pressure him out. A special referee hears testimony on the legality of a 198 law banning retailers from selling one milk brand below others, while witnesses discuss how loss leaders affect demand and producer survival.
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Anderson
S.C
Andersgan
Tred Pearman
Warle Ria
Chrcuit Dodge
James B. Fuitt
State Dairy Commission
Dairy Commission
Eric Morgan
Lexington
N.C
Morgan
Coble
Gardner Seeks GOP Post in North Carolina
James C. Gardner of Rocky Mount announces candidacy for North Carolina Republican Chairman. He predicts retaining Jonas and Broyhill seats and contesting others. NC Republican Executive Committee to meet August 28 in Winston-Salem to name successor to Herman Saxon. Gardner notes Fred Steele withdraws to pursue plans, while Walter Lent is named as possible heir. Gardner previously ran unsuccessfully for Congress.
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James C. Gardner
Rocky Mout
North Carolina
Tar Leaf
Charles R. Jonas
James T. Broyhill
Ganiner
Thursda
N.C
Republican Exective
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Salam
Herman Saxon
Charlotte
Gardner
Fred Steele
Durham Insuranceman
Steele
Heather
Walter Lent
Charintte
Congress
Herold
Cooley
Families Play Waiting Game
The Cooper and Conrad families waited in Houston and Texas for the planned space launch. Space officials said Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. would travel to Florida or stay home for the original Saturday nine am EST launch, as wives avoided public appearances after the postponement.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Space Agency
Cooper
Death Probe Shifted To Winston Salem
The death of Mrs. KE Porth, a Winston-Salem missile engineer's wife, shifts from Virginia mountains to her hometown. Her body was found on a Midfoot cliff outside Pulaski, Virginia after 9:30 p.m. on Friday as her husband traveled toward Illinois and Milwaukee. Investigators say interviews were conducted and that the medical report notes a head blow not sufficient to cause death.
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KE. Porth
Virginia
Avo Virginia
Pulaski County
Henry Hall
Frank Shearwood
Forays County
Shovill
Ering Shore
Shearwood
Mig
Farm Bill Passes in Senate Amid Four Year Debate
The farm bill clears the Senate in a four year framework triggering heated conflict ahead. Estimated federal supports range from 18 billion to 18 billion dollars, raising questions about cost and policy direction under the new governance period.
Americans Suffer Light Casualties In Vietnam Action
In South Viet Nam US Marines on the Van Tuong Peninsula engaged Viet Cong positions after a major operation near Chu La. Officials counted 568 Viet Cong bodies, with over 100 killed and more than 1,000 wounded among the enemy. U.S. casualties were described as light. In Saigon Ambassador Lodge arrived for a tour and pledged continued aid to Viet Nam. Separate clashes near Cholon wounded police and soldiers as Viet Cong attacks continued in central highlands and Dak To.
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South Viet Nam
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Oceanside
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Baigon Ti Stark
Viet Nam
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Tat Monk
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Cholon
Saigon
Highlands
U.S
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Pak Sul
Eailip
Bishop College fires 13 white teachers amid campus eviction order
Dr. Milton Curry, president of Bishop College, dismissed 13 white instructors, all graduate students aged 22 to 28, for alleged disruption and a demonstration against campus leadership and bookstore charges. The teachers were told to vacate apartments by 7:30 pm Thursday, with contracts set to end Saturday.
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Dallas
Tex
Bishop College
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Ter Kohnedn
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Astern Callezes
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Curty
Allmis
Bishop
Security Tightened At Cape Kennedy After Trespassers
Cape Kennedy security tightened after two Pennsylvania tourists trespassed amid Titan 2 rocket launch preparations. Gary Young and Theodore Ballinger, both 17 22 from State College Pa were arraigned on trespassing charges and released pending a hearing. Four others who swam the harbor were detained and released after questioning. The incident followed by television cameras and guard warnings along the fence.
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Cape Kennedy
Hla
Pennsylvania
Cape
FBT
Gary Ralph Young
Theodore [Ee Ballinger
State College
State College Pa. Were Arraigned Before Us, Commissioner ‘Panl Henderson
Tilvsville
Henderson
FBI
Sand of Force
Air Force
Governor Sees Bond Issue Essential for Highway Pace
Governor Ball Moore urged voters to approve a million bond issue in the November election, saying it is essential for North Carolina to keep pace with urgent highway needs. He spoke at Greensboro Chamber of Commerce meetings and at the dedication of the Greensboro Vech nies Institute, warning against indifference and urging support for the highway bond as economic growth hinges on modern roads.
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Garensboro
Ball Moore
North Carolina
Imreensborn
Greenshire Vechnies Institute
Moore
Somme
North Garolies
Hur
Hunt
Gemini flight delayed by weather and equipment woes
The Gemini mission faced a weather lock and multiple technical glitches delaying liftoff. Hydrogen tank faults, power system issues, and a damaged spacecraft memory prompted a postponement to Saturday. Lightning and an underground cable fire added further disruption as engineers prepared for retests and repairs.
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Preston
Kennedy Space Center
Rowle
Wey
Tkalsa
Marina Oswald and husband seek peace bond amid troubles
In Dallas Texas Marina Sewald and her second husband requested a peace bond against her husband at a hearing in Richburg Justice of the Peace. The couple arrived separately and gave no smiles as the matter raised questions about seeking counseling to ease marital tensions. The official urged kindness over threats and cautioned that fear could destroy family life while noting the broader context referencing Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Dallas
Tex
Marina Sewald
Wwe
Richburg
Kenneth
Porter
Kiehburg
Richt
On The Inside Scene A Pane Bag
A brief item notes a pane bag found or mentioned in an internal scene report. Details are fragmentary, focusing on the item and its immediate context within a local insider look or feature. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragmentary OCR.
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