Cincinnati Rioting Eases as Guards Stand By
Cincinnati's top police official said racial tension had eased but National Guard troops remain until normalcy returns. Safety Director Henry Sandman noted guard patrols would continue as needed, while Adjutant General Erwin Hoste suggested a gradual withdrawal could begin as the situation dictates. In Dayton and Lansing, tensions persisted with braced police and armed patrols. Dayton reports 39 arrests for disorderly conduct amid a $35,000 fire blamed on a firecracker, and Lansing saw further barricades after rocks and bricks were thrown at cars. Taxes tied to Tampa damage and a clergy-led plan to hire Negro workers in Cleveland rounded out the day’s notes.
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Weather Outlook With Heat and Humid Nights
Today high in the 90s with a 40 percent chance of rain. Tonight remains warm and humid with a low around 65 to 70. Sunday expected partly cloudy and hot with possible thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Middletown rainfall to date stands at 14.13 inches, versus 12.52 inches last year.
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The Times Herald Chronicle June 17 1967 notice
Newspaper masthead fragment from a 1967 issue shows publication details for Orange County publication. It lists circulation rates, publisher address in Middletown New York, and carrier and mail pricing. The readable text confirms the paper’s territorial scope including Orange and neighboring counties.
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Indians Storm Chinese Embassy in New Delhi Fire and Riots
About 3,000 angry Indians smashed gates at the Communist Chinese Embassy in New Delhi. They set the building on fire and hurled rocks at Chinese guards as tear gas thwarted the crowd. The protest followed the expulsion of two Indian diplomats from Peking for alleged espionage. The expelled envoys said they were beaten by Red Guards before departing via Hong Kong.
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Fire destroys Brazil Agriculture Ministry building
Fire in Brasilia razed the top seven stories of the nine story Agriculture Ministry. One person died and five were injured. Damage ran into millions. Firemen said two painters on the third floor leaped to escape. one died, the other suffered critical injuries. Officials doubt repair is possible.
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Emergency power avoids blackout in three states
Extremely high electricity demand forced power companies in three states to switch to emergency measures to avert a blackout. Eight public utility firms in the Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland pool asked customers to curb usage, with Philadelphia Electric Co urging the citys 100 largest users to cut non-essential lights air conditioning elevators and other equipment.
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Philadelphia Electric Co
Rockefeller May Be Favorite Son Candidate At 1968 RNC
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says he could be a favorite son candidate only as a last resort to preserve delegation unity. A spokesman stated he will not run for president under any circumstances and would withdraw his name if entered in state primaries.
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Rockefeller
Mercedes recall for 253 cars over accelerator pedal defect
Mercedes-Benz of North America recalls 253 autos in Fort Lee New Jersey to fix a sticking accelerator pedal. The defect may also cause a possible breather line freezing, affecting some models in the luxury 300 series.
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Kennedy arrives in Ireland triggers brief press conference
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her two children met newsmen in Waterford on Friday as she rode horseback. Disturbed by the crowd and lack of privacy during the Ireland visit, she held one of the shortest press conferences on record, greeting reporters with a simple hello.
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