Forward Pass wins Flash Stakes at Saratoga in photo finish
In the 92nd Flash Stakes at Saratoga Forward Pass edged Papa Steve by a nose in a thrilling finish before 15 119 spectators amid hot humid weather. Brumfield rode the outsider at 25 to 1 and paid $52 60 while Vi trolic finished third.
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James T. Quinn
Calumet Farm
Forward Pass
Steven B. Wilson
Papa Steve
Harbor View Farm
Tea Olive
Donald Brumfield
Ogden Phipps
Vitriolic
Four Fingers
Sea Fable
Wise Exchange
Brumfield
Sartoga
Pappa Steve
Manny Ycaza
Leroy Moyers
Rant
Saratoga
Johnson vows U.S. can cope with civil disorders amid Detroit riots
President Johnson spoke at a news conference as he announced David Ginsburg’s appointment to lead a new presidential advisory commission on civil disorders. The session came as Gov. Romney criticized federal troop dispatch to Detroit, with Johnson saying the commission would shed light on the riot crisis and its costs.
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Washington
Deat Johnson
Sary
Vietnam
Johnson
David Ginsburg
Presidential Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
George Romney
Michigan
Detroit
Romney
Civil Disorders Commission
National League of Cities
Boston
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ioters
National Guard
Humphrey
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
De Gaulle Repeats Quebec Aid Offer
Paris AP report says President de Gaulle again backed Quebec separatists during a Canada visit, vowing France would aid their liberty, equality, and fraternity aims while denying sovereignty over Canada. He faced Pearson’s protest and cut his trip short returning to Paris.
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Paris
Quebec
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Canada
France
Pearson
Forrestal Returns to Subic Bay After Deadly Fire Disaster
Subic Bay Philippines AP reports the carrier Forrestal docked with 129 dead and seven unaccounted for after a catastrophic fire and explosions off Vietnam. Fires linger aboard as 64 injured and 52 bodies are moved for transport, while officials cite a punctured fuel tank as the likely ignition source.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
Forrestal
Vietnam
U.S. Naval Base
U.S
Harvey P. Lanham
Carrier Division II
John K. Beling
Clark Field
Repose
Subic
Lanham
Ad Skyhawk
North Vietnam
Intrepid leads air raids over North Vietnam and Gulf incident
U S warplanes from carrier Intrepid, after replacing Forrestal, conducted raids over Hanoi Hai Phong and Vinh while B52s struck infiltration routes in South Vietnam. No confirmed plane losses were released. Tass claimed a U S plane was destroyed.
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Saigon
U.S
Intrepid
Forrestal
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Vinh
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Tass
Latin Reds To Pursue Revolution
In Havana the OLAS confab named Ernesto Che Guevara honorary president signaling a push for revolution and new Vietnams in the hemisphere. Guevara, missing for years, is the conference’s symbol, with Stokely Carmichael among hundreds of guests and plans to back U.S. civil rights struggles.
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Havana
Latin American Solidarity
Ernesto “Che
Guevara
Fidel Castro
Olas
Stokely Carmichael
United States
Carmichael
Forest Preserve Likely To Stay Forever Wild
In Albany the Constitutional Convention moved to keep the forest preserve permanently wild by approving an article to maintain its status. Delegates rejected a relaxation proposal and backed amendments, with approval widely anticipated after technical changes were reprinted for next session.
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Gerry McLaughlin
Albany
N.Y
Constitutional Convention
Woodlands
Anthony J. Travia
Divorced Cousin of Queen Weds in New Canaan
Lord Harewood the divorced cousin of Queen Elizabeth II married Patricia Tuckwell in a simple ceremony at the Lapham estate in New Canaan. The couple, attended by family, planned to fly to England after a champagne reception. The 300 acre estate was being sold to the town for 1.5 million dollars.
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New Canaan
Conn
Lord Harewood
Elizabeth II of England
Patricia “Bambi” Tuckwell
Texaco
Ruth Lapham Lloyd
Harewood
Miss Tuckwell
Mark
Elizabeth
George
Saal
Barry
London Symphony Orchestra
Miami
Nancy Normal Lassalle
Southampton
N.Y
Lapham
Kennedy International Airport
England
Saaf
Thad
Tuckwell
Streets Cleared By Guardsmen In Milwaukee Riots
The Associated Press reports Milwaukee became a national flashpoint as rioting spread through a mainly Negro district. National Guard in Jeeps cleared streets in a five square mile sector housing about 86,000 residents, roughly 12 percent of the city’s 750,000 population.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
National Guard
Wisconsin
Bryan Moschea
Henry Maier
Rivera Beach
Fiz
Portland
Ore
Wichita
Kans
A. Price Woodward
San Bernardino
Calif
Detroit riot murders at The Algiers motel spark probe
Two Negro witnesses in Detroit report a motel raid by uniformed officers that left three unarmed Black youths dead and others saying they saw police beatings and robberies. Officials opened investigations with FBI and Justice Department involvement as rioting spread to Milwaukee and Portland.
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FBI
U.S. Department of Justice
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
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