Rioting Flares in Elizabeth and Paterson Police Restore Order
Police restored order after a second night of violence in Elizabeth and Paterson New Jersey with helmeted officers firing into the air and making arrests. Authorities reported hundreds of broken windows, several injuries, and numerous arrests, as youths attacked cars and stores with bottles and gas bombs.
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Air Elizabeth
N.J
Park
Elizabeth
Paterson
New Jersey
John O’brien
Twi Lite Fruit Growers to Tour Winchester Lab
A Twilight Fruit Growers meeting will feature a tour of the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory with remarks on apple disease control and other issues. The event starts at 6 30 p m at the lab tomorrow.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Intertype to Break Ground for Plant in Winchester Park
Harris Intertype plans a 77 000 square foot plant on a 20 acre tract in Winchester Frederick Industrial Park near Kernstown. The three quarter million dollar facility will produce matrices for typesetting machines and is due for completion by year end. About 200 workers expected with 50 already trained in pilot plant duties. Groundbreaking is informal.
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Harris Intertype Co
Winchester-Frederick
Kernstown
Intertype Divison
Harris Intertype
Cleveland
Winchester-area
Intertype
Harris Intertype Corp
Reapportionment Compromise Aids Foreign Aid Plan
Senate leaders reach a compromise on a legislative reapportionment amendment to unblock the 3.3 billion foreign aid authorization. Dirksen and Mansfield sponsor the measure with Justice Department aides, delaying court ordered reapportionment to give states time absent unusual circumstances.
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Washington
Atlantic City
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Justice Department
Johnson vows to punish violators and aid local police
President Johnson pledged to work with local authorities to halt violence in all regions and urged strict enforcement of the 1964 civil rights law. He said there is no place for a national police force and vowed federal help where law is violated, including in Mississippi and New York. He defended Vietnam policy and warned against nuclear threats, urging orderly settlement and racial progress through law.
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New York
Johnson
American Bar Association
America
Mississippi
United States
Viet Nam
Cyprus
Washington
Weather turns cool as Arctic air hits Virginia
A cool Arctic air mass moved into Virginia lowering overnight lows to the 50s statewide and the 40s in the mountains. Clear skies and unseasonably cool weather are forecast for the next several days.
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Richmond
Virginia
Convicted U S Agent Apologizes in Secret Service Case
U S Attorney Edward Hanrahan hailed the conviction of Secret Service Agent Abraham Bolden as restoring integrity. Bolden, the first Black officer to guard a president, was found guilty of attempting to sell government documents for 50 000 and was sentenced to six years. He apologized before sentencing, saying he sought mercy and that the charges against the Service were outrageous.
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Chicago
U.S
Secret Service
Kennedy
Bolden
White House
Dallas
Wareren
Hyannis Port
Washington
U.S. Secret Service
Hanrahan
Perry
Boleden
Joseph Spagnoli
Mass
Mt. Jackson Town Council Approves Budget Totals
The Mt. Jackson Town Council unanimously approved a $22,140 general budget and a $19,070 water and sewer budget on Tuesday night, noting an $8,000 increase from last year. Tax implications were discussed.
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MT. Jackson
Tribute Paid to Berlin Wall Victims
West Germans honor 53 people who died trying to cross the Berlin Wall on its third anniversary. Mayor Willy Brandt laid wreaths on memorial crosses as East German guards fired 160 flares and police prepared for possible unrest. Nearly 20 000 have breached the barrier since 1961.
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Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
East
West Germany
Brandt
Goldwater Says Johnson Shot Down Charge Of Trigger Happy Policies
Senator Barry Goldwater accuses President Johnson of overstepping by hinting at nuclear options during the North Vietnamese crisis while Johnson rejects political attacks. The exchange follows Goldwater’s Hershey press conference amid a unity summit and comes as McNamara confirms naval rules of engagement.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
7Th Fleet
Dean Rusk
Secretary of Defense
Hershey
Southeast
New York
American Bar Association
U.S
Southeast Asia
Reds Stage Military Maneuvers Amid Tonkin Crisis
Communist China announced large scale military maneuvers in Kwantung Fukien and Luichow near facing North Vietnam and Nationalist China. Peking Radio said thousands trained in live drills amid reprisals linked to the Gulf of Tonkin incident and U S air strike. Chen Yi pledged aid to North Vietnam against aggression in a letter to Xuan Thuy broadcast by New China.
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Tokyo
China
Viet Nam
Peking Radio
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
North Viet Nam
Chen Yi
Xuan Thuy
Peking
New China News Agency
Kwantung
Fukien
Luichow Peninsula
Formosa
Luichow
Hai Jnan
UN Sees Situation Precarious on Cyprus Peace
In Nicosia the cease fire remains fragile as Turkish Cypriots vent insults across the Green Line and Turkish air strikes are feared. U N observers warn a single provocation could shatter the truce while diplomats in multiple capitals push for a breakthrough. Cyprus foreign minister Kyprianou says any Turkish attack would be faced jointly with Greece.
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Cyprus
U.N
Turkey
U.N. S
Kokkina
United States
Britain
Glafcos Clerides
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
Greece
Allther
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