Rioters Attack Newsmen in Watts Protest Incident
In South Los Angeles two violent incidents followed a protest near a police substation after a rally over the fatal shooting of Leonard Deadwyler. Newsweek reporters Karl Fleming and David Moberg were attacked by youths wielding lumber, with Fleming hospitalized. A separate group smashed a liquor store, snatching bottles and food. Police detained two youths. witnesses said the reporters were in the area to cover the Deadwyler case, whose death involved Officer J. Mova and conflicting accounts of the shooting.
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Los Angeles
Nes
77Th Street
Provier
Watts
Karl Fleming
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
David Moberg
Fleming
Mabey
Phil Hager
Leonard Deadwyler
Deadwyler
Barbara
J. Mova
Deschwyler
Durean Hinhager
Rebel Fire Hits Plane In Da Nang
Rebel fire downed a small 15 seater spotter plane near Da Nang as anti government forces the 500 more troops poured into the northern hot bed. Premier Ky visited Da Nang to rally support and appoint a new commander for the north. The craft with a US Army pilot and a Marine observer crash landed on a beach outside the city after taking seven hits near a rebel pagoda. No one was injured.
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Saigon
Sailh Viet Nam
da Nang
Neuyen Cao Ky
Marine Corps
Neithoe American
Bombs Borrowed From Navy for Viet Nam Air Strikes
AP report details how the Air Force borrowed over 400000 bombs from the Navy between 1964 and 1966 to fuel Viet Nam air campaigns. Defense officials note most transfers occurred before 1966, with similar statements about inventory and shortages amid heavy bombing, and discussions of potential recommissioning battleships for future operations.
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Bob Orton
Washington
Air Force
Navy
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Congress
Pentagon
North
South
Robert 5
McNamara
Southeast Asia
Daniel J. Flood
D-Va
Hood
Dunard Lir. Crow
Dorothea Dix Hospital Chief Resigns Over Unit Plan
Raleigh AP reports Dorothea Dix Hospital superintendent Dr Waller Sikes resigned effective May 31 citing sexual integration of patients under a new unit plan as the main issue. He faulted administrative philosophy differences with Dr Eugene Hargrove and said he may enter private practice in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Waller Sikes
Eugene Hargrove
State Board of Health
Sikes
Hargrove
Taleigh
Crazed kidnapper slain after wild gun battle ends hostage rescue
In a mass manhunt in the Tusegrora Mountains near Harrisburg, 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnick was rescued unharmed as Rollenbaugh was fatally shot by officers after a gunfight that also killed FBI agent Terry Kay Anderson and wounded several lawmen. Hollenbaugh had previously been charged with murder and burglary, and authorities expanded the pursuit to seize the fugitive. Peggy Ann’s parents remained by her side at the hospital as the investigation continued.
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Steve Marcur
Shade Gap
Pogey Ann Brodnick
Wiliam Diller Holleniaugh
NXT
FBI
Tusegrora Mountains
Harrisburg
Rollenbaugh
Pegey Ann An
Yourgey
Hollenbaugh
Tulton Medical Center
McDonelsburg
Robert Pry
Bur
Terry Kay Anderson
Federal Law Agency
Anderson
Vollenbalgh
Brodnick
U.S
Bellefonte
Arkansas
Jack L. Conmy
William W. Secanton
Peggy Ann
Safe Escort For Negroes In High Point Rally
About 20 Negroes were escorted safely past 150 police-identified Ku Klux Klansmen after a Negro rally in High Point Tuesday night. Police Capt. George Leverell said no incidents occurred as officers escorted the group to their homes. Klansmen were from surrounding communities and communicated with walkie talkies. Ralliers decided against demonstrations unless absolutely necessary. The High Point City Council reaffirmed non-discrimination policies while Rev. B. Elton Cox urged job campaigns, suggesting applications to Piedmont Natural Gas Co and North State Telephone Co.
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High Point
George Leverell
Leverett
Furniture City
Ciue
Fife
B. Elton Cox
Nero
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
North State Telephone Co
Johnson Rebukes Critics as US Presses Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson challenges critics to stop being nervous Nellies and unite for South Viet Nam’s choice of government. Secretary Rusk urges Viet Nam factions to end civil strife while the United States warns political leaders that unrest endangers U.S. support. Johnson vows to sit at the negotiating table with any sincere government.
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Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Chicago
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
U.S
Hama
Seth Viet Nam
D-Ark
Ernest Griening
Alaska
Pentagon
Armed Services
Atomic Spy Gold Paroled After 16 Years In Prison
Philadelphia biochemist Marry Gold, America’s first atomic spy who delivered A bomb data to Soviet agents, is released on parole after 16 years and will complete his sentence while living with his brother and bedridden father. His attorney and name associations highlight his rare postwar role and future employment hopes.
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Ler Linder
Lewisburg
Gold
Ametrica
Lowsree
Philadelphia
Atorney
Augustus EB. Ballack
Gali
Guily
Klas Fuchs
England
America
Atomic Research Center
New Mexico
Fuchs
FBI
Philadelphia General Hospital
Geld
PRI
Amercat
Uumor
Navy Man Awakens Second Artificial Heart Recipient
Walter L. McCans, 61, of Woo- Ginville Washington, became the second patient in three weeks to receive a partial artificial heart device at Methodist Hospital in Houston. He was awake and improving after surgery to insert a mechanical pump to aid his weakened heart, following a valve procedure. The hospital said the operation was successful, with details on DeBakey’s involvement not disclosed.
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Houston
Tes
Walter L. McCans
Woo- Ginville
Wash
Methodist Hospital
McCans
Michael E. DeHakey
Marcel L. DeRidder
Illinois
DeRielder
DeBakey
DeRudder
Capabe
Woodhill
Sail
Nitty Jenny
Navy Hospital
Seattle
Mariann
Deruders
Enmiert
Sheriff Vance Posts Bond After Drunken Driving Charge
Avery County Sheriff Jack Vance posted 300 bond after a drunken driving charge on Tuesday night pending a Saturday hearing. Vance, a candidate for re nomination in the May 28 primary, was warned in a warrant argued by State Highway Patrolman D. Bowlin.
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Newland
N.C. Cap
Avery County
Jack Vance
Vance
Br, D. Bowlin
Selma Man Arrested In Firearm Incident At Former Baker Home
Selma police arrested a man connected to three gunshots fired at the former home of Wilson Baker amid disputed sheriff election tensions. A city court hearing was set for William W. Kilgore charged with assault with intent to murder and shouting into an occupied dwelling. The shooting occurred at the residence of W T Lockett, a postal employee.
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Selma
Ala
Wilson Baker
Wiliam
Smokers Help Smugglers In Massachusetts Tax Evasion
Massachusetts smokers unknowingly fuel cigarette smuggling, costing the state millions in tax revenue. Officials estimate smugglers avoid a ten cent per pack tax and profit at least 5 to 10 million dollars annually, as authorities launch a coordinated effort with state police to curb illegal imports.
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Robert A. Wastings
Boston
Massachusets
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
mid-South
North Carolina
Washington, D.C
Guy J. Rizzollo
Joseph C. Creseio
Mssachusetts
Stttes
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Terry Aiierson
LBJ
Atomic Spy
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Uring
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