Youth Arrested In Riot Death In Brooklyn
A 17 year old beneficiary of the anti poverty program was arrested on homicide charges in the July 21 shooting death of 11 year old Eric Dean during East New York rioting. Gallashaw was held without bail after a district attorney said the bullet appeared aimed at police. The case ties to Neighborhood Youth Corps and broader unrest sparked by clashes between Negro and Italian youths.
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Ernest Gallashaw
Liberty Avenue
Brooklyn
New York
Gallashaw
Eric Dean
Benjamin H. Sector
District Attorney's
New York State Program
State Labor Department
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Dean
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
East New York
City Hall
Aaron Koota
Koota
Wilson Wins House Vote Tight British Commons Clash
Prime Minister Harold Wilson defeated an opposition motion of no confidence over economic austerity. The vote stood 325 to 246, giving the government a 79 vote majority with some left wing supporters abstaining or voting against the government and reducing the majority to 96.
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London
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Wilson
Black Panthers Linked To Cleveland Riots
A 17 year old grand jury witness testified that about 200 members of the Black Panthers planned and carried out much of the firebombing, sniping, and looting during five nights of rioting in Cleveland's Hough district. He named leaders, dates, and places and admitted throwing firebombs.
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Black Panthers
Cleveland
UPI
Hough
Ruth Hawley
Ky Warns Allies Yet to Endure Longer War Invasion Threat
Saigon dispatch reports Premier Nguyen Cao Ky urging patience for a prolonged conflict as the only alternative to an invasion above the 17th parallel. He questions allied willingness to sustain a five to ten year war and cautions against underestimating North Vietnamese reinforcement.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Ky warns Americans face long war in Vietnam city
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky says the United States risks a long costly war in Viet Nam and hints allies may not back five to ten years of fighting. He contrasts his stance with former premier Khanh as both sides face renewed Communist confidence amid peace talks and military actions.
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Wash
Nguyen Cao Ky
America
South
Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Khanh
Saigon
Red China
China
All
Asia
North
South Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Senate Cuts Military Aid Bill In Senate Vote
The Senate trimmed President Johnsons military foreign aid by 100 million from 892 million then approved the measure 82 to 7. Leaders urged further cuts while speakers stressed troop levels in Europe and the need to fund defense. Fulbright and Russell backed smaller reductions. The package now moves to a conference with the House.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Europe
Committee
Fulbright
Foreign Relations
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services
Senate House
House
Food Costs High, Will Go Higher
New York AP report notes rising living costs hit housewives as wholesale bread prices rise about 6 percent and retail loaves gain two cents. Flour, sugar, butter, eggs, and milk show notable increases, blamed on crop shortages and winter damage. Continental Baking Co lifts wholesale loaf by 1.5 cents, pushing retail near 30 cents. Russell J. Hug, executive vice
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New York
Sol H. Renik
Continental Baking Co
Russell J. Hug
City traffic court runs mail order amnesty sale ends tomorrow
New York City traffic court offered a ten day amnesty for 82 000 people with 2 5 million dollars paid to settle 330 000 tickets. Participants could pay fines of 5 to 15 dollars or risk a 50 dollar per ticket fine plus potential 30 day jail terms if found guilty after court. The project aims to boost voluntary compliance with vigorous enforcement to prevent a slide back into nonpayment.
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New York
Manhattan
Paterson
N.J
Massachusetts
New York City
Eugene McHam
Trio Convicted in Plattsburgh Bank Holdup Murder
Three Canadian men were found guilty of murder in connection with the March 1965 shooting of a teller during a $5,000 bank holdup near Plattsburgh New York.
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Plattsburgh, N.Y
Here
Escapee Dieter Dengler Identified After Jungle Trek
Navy pilot Lt. jg Dieter Dengler, 28, of Pacifica California, who escaped a communist prison camp after a 23 day journey through the Vietnam jungle, was identified by a Defense Department announcement. Details remain restricted pending security permits.
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U.S. Agency For International Development
Viet Nam
Normal L. Clowers
Tacoma
Wash
Nha Trang
Saigon
Clowers
Pentagon
Washington
Navy
J.g
Dieter Dengler
Pacifica
Calif
J.g. Dieter Dengler
Wildberg
Germany
San Francisco City College
San Mateo
Defense Department
Dengler
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Martin
San Francisco
U.S
Airlines Strike Talks Return To Woodshed Under Labor Pressure
The Labor Department says talks resume in the 20 day airline strike as the Senate Labor Committee considers emergency legislation to halt the walkout. A Wirtz aide said negotiations with five strikebound airlines and the IAM resume at 10 a.m. with the secretary seeking a final bargaining chance.
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Washington
Labor Department
Senate
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Senate Labor Committee
Wirtz
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Marie Dengler
Black Forest
Klaus
Clinton County
Rene Pilon
Willie Dupuis
Guy Beaudet
Montreal
Pilon
Beaudet
James D. Curry
Hamilton County
Dupuis
Curry
Roy Dominy
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
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Albert Couture
Courture
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