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Newspaper

The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1968

Page

5

Five Wounded as Gunfire Mars Watts Festival

Gunfire at the Watts Summer Festival in Will Rogers Park wounded five people minutes after the event opened, near Mayor Sam Yorty. Police faced rocks and bottles as crowds clashed. the area’s violence followed a Crenshaw gun battle earlier that day. Lt. Gov. Robert Finch traveled from Miami Beach to assist authorities as the festival continued under a tense mood.

Los Angeles UPD Will Rogers Park Sam Yorty Crenshaw Watts California Robert Finch Miami Beach Ronald Reagan

York tense after sniping and fires in York Pa

A three block area in York Pennsylvania faced sniping and firebombing over the weekend. Local officials blamed outsiders while promising action. At least 11 arrests and 17 injuries were reported as state troopers and guards manned the streets.

York UPI John Blackwell Naacp Jacob W. Hose York Human Relators Commission Harrisburg

Secret military satellite launches from Cape Kennedy

A 120 foot Atlas Agena rocket launched a classified secret satellite from Cape Kennedy at 7 08 a m EDT. The equatorial orbit aims for higher pass frequency over wide areas including Red China and North Vietnam. Observers saw the plume and heard the blast from miles away as officials hinted at ongoing Cape missions in a new secret program.

Cape Kennedy Defense Department Red China North Vietnam America Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Russia China Space Agency Satelites Air Force

Bethlehem Pittsburgh hold line on steel vital to defense

The Defense Department said two more steel firms Bethlehem Steel and Pittsburgh Steel agreed not to raise prices on shell steel and defense materials. Rep Steel and Armco already pledged no increases. The move accompanies an administration push to secure lowest competitive prices for defense steel across about one million tons, with major producers contributing sizable shares of annual defense steel procurement.

Bethlehem Pittsburgh Washington UPI Defense Department Bethlehem Steel Co Army Pentagon Pittsburgh Steel Co Republic Steel Armco Johnson Administration Defense Chamberlain Corp Scranton Chamberlain Pittsburgh Steel Company

Steel firms react to White House price pressure

Pittsburgh dispatch lists ten major producers and their responses to government price demands. U.S. Steel and Jones & Laughlin chose selective increases, Bethlehem and Inland moved across the board, Republic pledged to protect military goods then limited gains under pressure, Armco yielded on one defense line, Youngstown Sheet and Tube followed suit, National and Colorado Fuel & Iron were selective or unchanged, Wheeling and Pittsburgh varied, with defense products largely shielded from price hikes.

Pittsburgh UPI White House U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube Armco National Colorado Fuel & Iron Wheeling Natonal Defense

Stocks Climb Again On Technical Gains Tuesday

New York stocks rose for the second straight session, led by modest advances in blue chips and rails. The UPI indicator showed a 0.52 percent gain with 1,547 issues traded and 40 new highs. Dow inched up 4.39 to 976.92 as rails and utilities improved.

New York UPI United Press International New York Stock Exchange Dow Jones

Israelis Press Into Jordan in Pursuit of Arab Commandos

United Press International reports Israeli soldiers drove several miles into central Jordan in hot pursuit of Arab commandos blamed for a clinic bombing. Five Arabs were killed and two captured, in the second border strike since Sunday, as Jordan and Syria border clashes continued and the UN Security Council debated Israel’s actions at Salt.

United Press International Jordan Arroyal Sean Ah Shal United Nations Security Council Israel Salt United Arab Republic U.N France Security Council el Fatah

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