Gary Mayor Blames Riots On Youth Gangs in Gary
Police Chief James Hilton blamed dissension among Negro youth gangs for two nights of disorders in Gary's Central District. He warned the situation could erupt again as rioting spread to militant groups. A noon Sunday flare left six injured. 110 Negroes were arrested for resisting arrest. State police and guardsmen were mobilized. Hilton sought governor approval to deploy them.
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Gary
Ind
James Hilton
Cook County Sheriffs Department
Hilton
Indiana
Britain loses second heart transplant patient Gordon Fords
London AP reports Gordon Fords 48 year old accountant died 58 hours after receiving a new heart. He had been near death Friday when he received the heart of a 32 year old donor.
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London
Britain
Gordon Fords
Fords
Royals Flushand Straight Flush Highlight Port Elizabeth Poker
In Port Elizabeth South Africa one player held a royal flush in hearts Sally Nathan with ace king queen jack ten and W Lentin held eight seven six five four hearts for a straight flush. Nathan drew one card to complete his flush while Lentin drew two to improve.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Sally Nathan
W. Lentin
Nathan
Lentin
Heloise hints on curtains and home tips from readers
Household tips from readers cover curtain folds to top window placement, rust prevention for cans, thrifty sewing ideas, and clever meal glaze. Advice includes aerating lawns with golf cleats, saving on laundry by air drying, rotating linens, and opening windows to vent heat.
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Heloise
Johnson advisers warn of recession risk from tax rise and spending cuts
Arthur Okun said a real risk of recession looms next year due to the 10 percent income tax surcharge and $6 billion in federal spending cuts. He urged caution as inflation cools, noting the need to shift from a hot boom to a slower, stable growth while avoiding output loss.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Arthur M. Okun
U.S. News & World Report
Okun
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Gochenour and Dyke Attend ARI Meeting in Lynchburg
Virginia arson investigators, led by William Gochenour and Stuart Dyke, met in Lynchburg and voted to affiliate with the International Association of Arson Investigators. Nearby notes recall President Roosevelt calling December 7 1941 the date which will live in infamy marking Pearl Harbor.
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Winchester
William Gochenour
Rouss Fire Company
Stuart Dyke
Virginia Association of Arson Investigators
Lynchburg
Gochenour
International Association of Arson Investigators
Franklin Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
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IONA
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Sherbet
Ann Pace
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