Probers Tell Riot Leaders On Antipoverty Payroll
Washington intelligence unit said Negro militants tied to the antipoverty agency tried to incite riots at Texas Southern University in Houston. SNCC teaching agitators preceded the riot. police reinforcements faced gunfire and Molotov cocktails, a policeman was killed and two wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thepartment
M. L. Singleton
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Texas Southern University
Houston
Singleton
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
SNCG
Tarawell Franklin
Floyd Nichols
Sims
Texas Southern
Samuel L. Price
Franklin and
Nichols
Price
McClellan
Anti- Poverty Worker
Poverty Agency
Trazawell Franklin
Snowstorm Closes Schools As Hunters Roam Rockies
A major snowstorm blankets the Rockies and central Great Plains, closing some schools and creating hazardous driving. About 190,000 hunters are in the region for deer elk and bear seasons as up to 13 inches of snow accumulate with strong winds and drifting. Low temperatures reach 18 in Laramie while far south Texas steadies in milder air.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Great Plains
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Lander
Wyo
Berthoud
Loveland
Hoth
Denver
New England
Florida
Laramie
Vera Beach
McAllen
Tex
Troops Ordered to Gary for Election Disruption Risk
Indiana Governor Branigin announced state police and Indiana National Guard troops would be sent to Gary to deter possible violence in the Gary city election between Richard G. Hatcher and Joseph B. Radigan. He stressed the forces are preventive and not to resolve disputes or replace local authorities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Roger D. Branigin
Gary
Branigin
Rina Guard
Richard G. Hatcher
Joseph B. Radigan
Indiana
Soldier Who Came Back From Dead Makes Progress
A young American soldier believed dead after a Vietnam boobytrap wound showed life during embalming surgery near Chu Lai. Jacky A. Bayne, 22, of Fort Mill, S.C., was pronounced dead last July 16 after 45 minutes of resuscitation. His body was sent to a graves registration unit and, several hours later, flickered to life under the embalmer’s knife. Recovered at Walter Reed Hospital, Bayne has steadily improved with blood transfusions and a leg amputation above the knee. Army doctors call the case amazing and say it should not alarm families of wounded soldiers. Bayne’s mother, Bunia Bayne, has stood by him since his arrival in August, noting her son’s belief that the Lord brought him back. The article also notes community fundraising progress in Saratoga, where the United Community Fund has reached 72 percent of its 196K goal with $61,056 raised of $81,860.
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Jacky C. Bayne
Fort Mill
D.C
Washington
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Getwell
Bunia Bayne
Bayne
Chulai
South Vietnam
Jacky A. Bayne
8.C
Chu Lai
Army Sgraves
Walter Reed Hospital
Inj
Knight
James Batten
Army
Walter Reed
Vietnam
Ut Army
Alrs. Bayne
United Community Fund of Saratoga Inc
Farmars
Robert A. Wandrea
House OKs Air Pollution Measure
The House approved a $428 million three year plan to curb air pollution. It authorizes federal power to shut down factories and halt traffic in emergencies. California would run its own stricter auto exhaust program.
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Washington
Secretary of Health Education and Welfare
Simaations
Violence erupts after rites for man struck by policeman
Winston-Salem sees downtown rioting after funeral for James Eller who died after a policeman struck him with a blackjack. Police mobilize all units as groups roamed streets and attacked property. National Guardsmen ordered to state duty in nearby Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N.C
Justus Tucker
Raleigh
Dan Moore
Claude Bowers
Dick Creed
Winston-Salem Journal
Creed
Snd
Billy Chibs
James Eller
W. E. Owens
Eller
Seminar Attended by Cambridge X-Ray Educator
Raymond Purdy of Cambridge, registered X-ray technician and educational director at the X-ray School of Mary McClellan Hospital, attended a four day Rochester seminar on Educational Methods. More than 350 attendees represented X-ray schools from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Purdy
Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Rochester
United States
On This Day In History November 3 1967
United Press International notes events on November 3 across history. Key items include 1773 congressional action demobilizing the continental army, 1917 U S soldiers deaths in World War I near Nancy France, 1964 a record 67 million voters and LBJ’s landslide victory, 1986 FDR elected to a second term. A Dorothy Canfield Fisher quote closes.
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United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Saturn
Congress
Continental Army
U. S
Nancy
France
Franklin Delano ‘Roosevelt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Brown Sees Little Hope For Peace
London AP report shows Foreign Secretary George Brown forecasting the end of Britain's imperial era as the Labor government orders a full withdrawal from Aden and South Arabia this month. He warned Arab nationalists face their own problems and doubted Vietnam peace talks. The U K expects U S bombing to halt once progress toward negotiations appears likely, with costs measured in lives.
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London
George Brown
Britain
Brown
House of Commons
House
Aden
South Arabia
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Court Rules Against Bank In Retirement Fund Case
The State Court of Appeals ruled National Commercial Bank and Trust Co. cannot be depository for State Teachers Retirement funds while a bank officer sits on the retirement board. It rejected an accounting of profits or losses. Five justices approved, two dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court of Appeals
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Anl
Albert S. Brigham
Cambridge
State Teachers Retirement Fund
Frank Wells McCabe
Appellate Division
Appelate
Court of Appeals
Auer
John van Voorhis
Charles Breitel
National Commercial
Twelve Injured In Area Car Accidents
Twelve persons were reported injured in auto accidents in Troy and nearby areas yesterday. The report lists victims from multiple crashes including Fourth Street near Jackson, Route 7 east of Old Loudon Road, and Northern Drive near the underpass, with several hospitalizations and one citation issued for speed.
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Troy
Fourth Street
Jackson Street
Joseph J. Donlon
River St
SL Mary's Hospital
Takeno Samaritan Hospital
Patricia Brown
Morrison Ave
Lynn Brudzinski
Benjamin E. Bailey
George L. Costello
Joseph A. Baker
Radio Patrol
Robert W Grant Jr
Hudson St
Kingston
Donlon
Grant
David H. Delory
Swatling Rd
Watervliet
Route 7
Old Loudon Road
Samaritan Hospital
North Colonie
Raymond Jassette
Colonie
Yvonne M. Smith
Fourth Ave
Delory
Ernoon
Northern Drive
William C. Gille
Vallee
Michael Gibbins
Fifth Ave
108Th Street
Thomas P. Blake
William J. Foy
Richard A. Lannone
Oakwood Ave
Fifth Avenue
Traq
Hutton
Fifteenth Streets
Louis J. Cochi
John M. McMahon
Radio
George E. White
Fifteenth St
Stutton Street
Fifteenth Street
Foreign Aid Spending Out Sharply
Washington AP A House Senate conference approved a 2.87 billion foreign aid authorization for the current fiscal year, 730 million below the Johnson request. Conferees also eliminated the Defense Department guarantee of loans to underdeveloped nations for arms purchases, a major point of dispute. Rep Thomas Morgan said floor action on the compromise was not expected before next week.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Defense Department
Thomas Morgan
D.P
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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