War Protest Probe Stirs Broad Uproar in Capitol Hearings
Key witnesses described ties between antiwar groups and the Viet Cong while protesters marched to the White House. The hearings faced civil liberties challenges as lawmakers debated over overt acts and free speech.
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National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Robert H. Fleming
American Civil Liberties Union
Pool
Berkeley
Calif
U S Stations Lift Ban On Beatles Records
U S radio stations varied responses to Lennon's remark with some lifting bans after his apology while others kept them in place. Listeners ranged from apathy to threats, and several stations announced they would decide after the dust settled.
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U.S
New York
Lennon
Connecticut
Oklahoma
Don Karnes
Beatle-banning
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Cumberland, Md
Ron Kirby
KSWO
Lawton
Okla
Kirby
Jim Francis
WGRD
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sam Vacovazzi
WONE
Dayton
Ohio
KAKC
Tulsa
KTEE
Idaho Falls
Ideo
WABC
New York City
Jesus
Johnsons To Dedicate New Hospital In Ellenville
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson will dedicate a new hospital in Ellenville New York and meet Viet Nam veterans at Castle Point Hospital. He will fly to Stewart Air Force Base and travel by motorcade to Ellenville, with additional stops in Buffalo and Syracuse. Vice President Humphrey plans a tentative trip to Onondaga County on Sept 12 to back Congressman James Hanley.
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UPI
Johnson
New York State
Castle Point Hospital
Joseph Y. Resnick
D-N.y
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh
Castle Point
Albany Knickerbocker News
Buffalo
Syracuse
Hubert Humphrey
Onondaga County
James Hanley
Syria claims air force victory and promises offensive
Syria announced a smashing victory for its air force over Israeli planes and declared offensive actions against Israel. Damascus radio quoted Defense Minister Hafez Assad as saying the Arab MIG pilots taught the enemy a lesson. Syria also claimed to destroy four Israeli patrol boats and damage eight others in a Sea of Galilee border battle, while Israel said two Syrian MIGs were shot down and two gun emplacements silenced.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Syria
Israel
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Sea of Galilee
Whites Rally as Nazi Call Sparks Chicago Protests
Demonstrators and police clash in Chicago as white hecklers scorn housing efforts while racially mixed groups march for open housing. Nazi spokesman vows organized unity as violence and taunting occur near Marquette Park and across downtown sectors.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Chicago
City Hall
Chicag Real Estate Board
Chicago Housing Authority
Cook County Public Aid Office
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Nazi Party
Christopher Vidnjevich
Marquette Park
Cmdr
Marion O'Connell
Tornado alert spurs warnings across Ohio Pennsylvania New York
A tornado alert was sounded for parts of Ohio Pennsylvania and New York as severe storms threatened. The warning covered northern and western Pennsylvania western New York and extreme northeastern Ohio with scattered rainfall elsewhere and measurable precipitation in Michigan including Detroit Ypsilanti Mount Clemens and Pellston. Columbus Ohio logged about half an inch midmorning.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York State
Mississippi River
Michigan
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Mount Clemens
Pellston
Columbus
Midwest
Police Seek Retarded Girl In New York
New York police searched yesterday for Linda Blasko an 18 year old mentally retarded girl who wandered off with a youth after arriving at the Port Authority bus terminal from Syracuse. Her 16 year old mentally retarded sister Joyce was later found in the station. Linda is 5 feet 8 inches, 150 pounds, wearing a green suit and white gloves.
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UPI
Linda Blasko
Miss Blasko
Joyce
Port Authority
Syracuse
Long Island
Linda
Cuban Ambassador Seeks Miami Asylum
Fidel Castro's ambassador to Lebanon has defected and arrived in Miami seeking political asylum. Dr Leonel Alonso, who supported the 1959 revolution, left Beirut last week according to a Cuban exile broadcast.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Lebanon
Leonel Alonso
Beirut
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Unions Call One Day General Strike in Bombay
Communist and Socialist controlled unions in Bombay announce a one day general strike for August 25 to protest rising costs and rupee devaluation. They condemn the move as at the behest of the United States.
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Bombay
India
Greater
United States
Presidential Aide Proposes Pay Raise to 50000
John W. Macy Jr. urged raising annual pay for Congress and top officials toward 50000 as a remedy for manpower shortages. Macy, chair of the Civil Service Commission, supported Muskie’s plan for federal grants to help state and local governments improve officials’ qualifications.
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Washington
Congress
John W. Macy Jr
House
Macy
Civil Service Commission
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate
Muskie
One Dies Two Hurt In Two Car Crash Near Central Valley
A two car crash near Central Valley Orange County left Duane Mogan 31 Ulster Park Ulster County dead after his car rear ended another vehicle and spun off the road. His wife Joyce 37 was injured and John Trojan 26 of Highland Mills was treated and released.
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Central Valley
UPI
Orange County
Duane Mogan
Ulster Park
Ulster County
Megan
Joyce
John Trojan
Tighland Mills
National LETS Teletype Network Links 4500 Agencies
The Law Enforcement Teletypewriter Service links all states in a 24 7 network for instant police bulletins and crime data. Arizona hosts a 16 machine relay center under Maj. Menschein, handling up to 10 000 messages daily with 100 words per minute.
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Law Enforcement Teletypewriter Service
LETS
Arizona Highway Patrol
Jack Monsehein
National Relay Center
Phoenix
Bell Telephone
Menschein
Arizona
Taxis Slow Down at Bayreuth In Opera Protest
Taxis at Bayreuth slow to protest the suspension of a cabbie’s license for speeding a late guest to the Richard Wagner festival. The maneuver shifts from brisk tempo to somber pace as drivers raise concerns over licensing actions affecting service.
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Bayr
Uth
Germany
Siegfried
Spain Sees 11 Millionth Tourist Enter in 1966
Spain reports its 11 millionth tourist entered the country last Friday in Valencia. The Cabinet told a Franco led meeting that tourism is far ahead of last year.
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LA Coruna
Spain
Valencia
Francisco Franco
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