Riots in San Francisco Prompt Guardsmen Curfew
In San Francisco rioting by Black residents followed the fatal shooting of a 16 year old by a white patrolman. Gov. Brown deployed 2,000 National Guardsmen and imposed a curfew in Negro districts, with 400 police and 50 highway patrol on duty.
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San Francisco
Hunters Point
Fillmore
Edmund G. Brown
John F. Shelley
Mission Emergency Hospital
California
Highway Patrol
Thomas Cahill
Third Street
Newhall
Oakdale
St. Peter’s Baptist Church
Shipyards
Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Matthew Johnson
Alvin Johnson
Vice Lence
Thomas Roche
Guv Brown
Brown
San Diego
Rain Totals Highlight Wet September At Winchester
Nearly half an inch of rain fell yesterday and last night at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory boosting September to 8.67 inches. The 53 year average for September is 2.68 inches. Through 1966 the year totals 26.68 inches with cooler trend ahead.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Inez Rakes Puerto Rico as Judith Forms in Atlantic
Hurricane Inez battered Puerto Rico with 120 mph winds and heavy rain while forecast to threaten the Dominican Republic and Haiti with high tides and flooding. Simultaneously Judith formed about 1,000 miles east, predicted to strengthen as it moves west.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Inez
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Dominican Republic
Judith
Er Bureau
Weather Bureau
Haiti
Miami
Fla
Frederick County to Get Government Surplus Corn Surplus grain aid approved for five Virginia counties
Frederick County joins Clarke Loudoun Shenandoah and Warren as recipients of government surplus feed grain at favorable prices through the Commodity Credit Corp. meeting set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Winchester Research Laboratory to finalize details. ASC leaders from Frederick Clarke and others will attend along with state officials to review procedures and payments for winter feed relief following drought.
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Frederick
Vireginia
Commodity Credit Corp
U.S
Secretary of Agriculture
Douglas L. Freeman
Clarke
Loudoun
Shenandoah
Warren
State Disaster Committee
ASCS
ASC
Winchester Research Laboratory
Stern Faces Second Trial for Slaying of Harold Scott
Sandy Edward Stern, 19, is tried again for the murder of Harold Lee Scott who died nine days after being shot with a small derringer outside Steve's Restaurant at 440 N Kent St. The defense claims self defense while the Commonwealth asserts Scott was performing his duties as a bouncer at the time.
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Sandy Edward Stern
Harold Lee Scott
Scott
Steve
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stern
Peter McKee
Dabney Watts
Man Indicted for Robbery of C S Bank
Charles A. Lauritzen, former Montgomery County police officer, was indicted by a U S district court grand jury in Abington on a charge of robbing the Commercial and Savings Bank on Sept 22 1965. His confession followed arrests in a separate bank robbery in Hagers Town Maryland. Boneda R Brill, 20, was indicted for making false ledger entries at the same bank from August to October 1964.
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Charles A. Lauritzen
Montgomery County
U.S. District Court
Abington
Commercial & Savings Bank
Union Charts Course on GE Position
Delegates from AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical Workers converge on Washington with mandates from GE contract proposals. GE union contracts expire Sunday at midnight and a conference board meeting chaired by John H. Callahan was held to hear delegates’ reports.
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New York
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Washington
General Electric Co
IUE
General Electric Conference Board
John H. Callahan
Desegregation Guidelines Stir Senate Fight Over Funds
Washington AP A Senate Appropriations Committee report attached to a $10.5 billion HEW/Labor bill attacks Federal desegregation guidelines for schools and hospitals. Northern senators say the report has no legal power while Southern members seek conformity with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and possible funding cuts.
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Washington
Appropriations Committee
Health, Education and Welfare Department
U. 8
Harold Howe
Senate
Javits
HEW
Labor Department
Sen
Norriston
R-N,h
Harrison Barton Named to ABA Federal Committees
Burr P. Harrison of this city was named a member of the federal legislation committee of the American Bar Association. Robert T. Barton Jr. of Richmond, formerly Winchester, was named to the Federal judiciary committee and will represent the Fourth Circuit.
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Burr P. Harrison
Federal Legislation Committee
American Bar Association
Federal Judiciary Committee
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Richmond
Winchester
Barton
Fourth Circuit
Jury acquits Klansman in Liuzzo slaying in Alabama
A Negro-dominated jury in Hayneville acquits Eugene Thomas, a Ku Klux Klan member and steelworker, of murder in the 1965 slaying of Viola Liuzzo, a white civil rights worker. The trial followed FBI testimony and prior convictions of co-defendants in Montgomery federal court.
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Hayneville, Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas
Liuzzo
Detroit
Bessemer
Airline Strike Postponed 12 Hours Amid Talks
The AFL C IO Transport Workers Union paused its planned 12 hour strike against American Airlines for 12 hours citing progress in all night negotiations The strike would have closed the carrier affecting 12 000 non operating workers and 28 000 company staff American operates 1 000 daily flights to 44 cities with 36 000 passengers and 59 cents per hour wage offer was proposed by the company while TWU seeks a 30 percent raise and unions wage ranges between 2 54 and 3 57 per hour
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New York
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
American Airlines
TWU
American
United States
Canada
Mexico
Machinists
Eastern
National
Trans World
United
Northewest Airlines
Lunsford Named Electoral Board Member in Frederick County
Reid Lunsford of Wilkins Drive was appointed by Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall to the Frederick County Electoral Board for a three year term. He also became secretary after the meeting. The four other board members are Walter Anderson and William A. Johnston. Lunsford, 58, long active in local business and community groups, is married to Gwendolyn Huyett and has two daughters.
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Reid Lunsford
Wilkins Drive
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Elliott Marshall
Jesse L. Carpenter
Walter Anderson
William A. Johnston
Society of Friends Church
Clearbrook
Izaak Walton League
Clearbrook and
Rouss
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke County
American Legion
Lunsford
Gwendolyn Huyett
Robert Sager
Washington, D.C
Lynn
U S Planes Bomb Friendly Village in Vietnam
U S Marines dropped 500 pound bombs by error on the Montagnard village of Hon Ba in Quang Ngai Province killing 35 and wounding 16. Relief teams and a government hospital in Quang Ngai City received wounded. investigation into the air strike is underway.
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Quang Ngai
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Delta
Saigon
U.S
Hon Ba
Amfrican
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
Quang Ngai City
Quang ‘Ngai
Weather system to bring clouds and possible rain to Virginia
A frontal system along the Virginia North Carolina border will bring cloudy skies and a chance of rain to Virginia today with partial clearing expected by late afternoon.
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Richmond
Virginia-North Carolina
Virginia
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Cambodia
Denny’s
Barbara Hines
Braddock
W. T. Powers
Thomas G. Massie
Robert K. Stickley
Elmer Venskoske
Virginia Mce Clure
Clarke County Committee
Arthur D. Weiss
Orie J. Royseton
Harry C. Jones
Dorothy W. Emmart
Massie
Robbey
C&s Bank
Hagerstown
John Edward Marsh
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Edward M, Kennedy
DeMass
Clifford P, Case
R-N. J
John O. Pastore
D-R. L
Donald Russell
D- 8.C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harrison, Barton
BarAssn
Richmond Flowers
Collie LeRoy Wilkens
Wilkins
William Orville Eaton
Montgomery
Flowers
Rowe
Johnson
Electoral Board
MR. Lunsford
N. Loudoun St
Guam
North
North Viet Nam
Ed McCue
Holiday Music House
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