Harlem Prep graduates 121 head to college in 1970
New York AP report shows Opportunity Prep School now Harlem Prep sent all 121 graduates to higher education. The urban league founded program emphasizes small classes and integrated faculty. Commencement returns to campus after a tragedy while students travel long distances to celebrate with minimal disruptions.
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Opportunity Prep
New York
Notad
Fordham Uni
Sion
P Guard
Harlem
Harlem Prep
Ford
Juty
Siameropouts
Gradu
Nanieiat
Ates
Univer
Daniel -Miliom
Donnald Lloyd
Mallette
S.J
State University
Urban League
Form A
al Sears
Harris
Jem Prep
Morehouse
Har
Fordham
New York City
Ducable
Atlanta
Responsibility For Minors Pointed Out
INDIANAPOLIS UP I The Indiana Appellate Court ruled employers must ensure no minors work in jobs barred to minors. It reversed the Indiana Industrial Review Board and ordered double compensation totaling 11700 to George D Shelpman, a Fort Wayne Evans Products Co. employee who injured his arm in 1966. The teen's mistaken birth date led the employer to believe he was older. after discovery he sued for double compensation. The court upheld prior precedent and legislative language, noting the need for employer responsibility but resisting further judicial amendments.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indiana Industrial Review Board
George D. Shelpman
Evans Products Co
Plywall Division
Fort Wayne
Shelpman
Brooklyn Fire Sparks Night of Looting and Riots
In East New York and Brownsville, uncollected trash fires ignited a night of arson and looting. Police reported gunfire rumors but no confirmed snipers. One officer was injured, eight residents arrested, and multiple stores looted or burned as firemen fought blazes under guard.
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New York
Brooklyn
John O'Hagan
Brownsville
City Hall
Area i
Elks Celebrate 193rd Flag Day
Elks Lodge 209 conducts annual flag day service at 2 p m to honor the U S flag and mark the 193rd anniversary of the first United States flag adopted by Congress. Public invited to attend.
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Elks Lodge 209
United States
Continental Congress
Roudebush to Greet 10th District Delegates
Republican Senate candidate Roudebush returns to familiar turf Saturday for a 7 PM meeting at the Elks Club with 10th District delegates to the Republican State Convention in Indianapolis. He has represented three different districts and is a Noblesville native and former VFW commander.
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Eviarse Buish
United States Senate
Indianapolis
Roudebush
Elks Club
Sth
Rowdebush
Library of Congress
Noblesville
Butler University
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Beginner Swimming Classes At Elwood YMCA
Elwood YMCA offers a two week beginner swim class for new swimmers meeting Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10:30 to 11:15 am at Elwood City Pool. Registration at 10:15 am Monday gate. fee eight dollars for members five dollars for others. Susan Babcock leads with Rich Smith and Betsy Runyan assisting.
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Lw Ymca
Elwood City
Poo
Susan Babcock
Rich Smith
Betsy Runyan
Elwood Y
Tue Elwood Ymca
Organization of the
United Fund of
Madison County
United Fund
Pennsylvania Town Keeps Pupils Home
In Aliquippa PA fears of renewed racial clashes kept pupils home as 95 of 2,000 enrolled students attended at Sigel and North High Schools amid 40 police and 70 guards. Eight grade classes fell to 10 20 percent while mayor Mansuelli called the situation serious after Thursday’s disturbances injuring at least 12 students and a police officer.
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Aliquippa
UPI
Pittsburgh
Siig Senor
Nor Hgh
National Guard
Communty
James Mansuelli
Cbs
Hickel Says Letter Effects Salutary
Secretary of the Interior Walter Hickel said his May letter to President Nixon helped cool public unrest over Vietnam and campus violence. He urged attention to youth and environment, noting the need for a major shift in national priorities and defense cuts for 1972. Hickel criticized violent protests and said the leak of the letter was regrettable but unavoidable.
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Washington
Walter J. Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
South- 4
Asia
Hart
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State University
Ohio
Spiro T. Agnew
Hhope
Mnaybe
Illness Aid Walk Resumed by 24-Year-Old Walker
Crawfordsville Indiana reports Lester Lazzell 24 of East Chicago resumed his 300 mile mental illness awareness walk to Evansville after a one day delay. He paused due to a slightly damaged leg ligament and heat exhaustion. Doctors advised rest through Thursday and his next stop was Rockville as donations gathered for Evansville state children’s hospital.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Lester Lazzell
East Chicago
Lazzell
State Children’s Hospital
Evansville
Rockville
Brezhnev Seeks War-Free U S Soviet Détente Promise
In a televised campaign address Brezhnev urged cooling of tensions with the United States as part of a policy to prevent war. He warned of forces within the U S pressing for conflict while pledging peace coexistence and renewed cooperation. Brezhnev faces re election from Moscow Bauman district with his name sole on the ballot.
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Moscow
UPI
Sov
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Russia
United States
Kremlin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
Brezhnev
Bauman
Shull Wins County Sheriff Nomination After Recount
A Montgomery County sheriff primary recount declared Robert Shull the winner by 1 vote over Sam Peck. The seven member recount board saw precinct results vary, with Shull receiving 1,540 votes to Peck’s 1,521. The film discussion and venue issues are noted as context.
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Srawe Vavorbt
Ind
UPI
Montgomery County
Robert Shull
Ca- Shull
Sam Peck
United Press International
Peck
Noth
Ing
South Bend
Shull
Montgomery
Israel
Auditorium Circuit Court
Commis Land
Sinners
Morris Civic Auditorium
Billy Graham
the Orange
World Wide Pictures
Amer- Attorney
Ican Jewish Committee
Indianapolis
Olor
William E. Owen
Holy ‘Land
Harold H. Kohl
Meyer Jr
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Galilee
Corporation Counsel
Tel Aviv
Negev
Chicago
Interreligious
Marc Tanen- Daum
Degree Awarded To Area Minister
Summitville The Rev Ralph Edward Ricksecker Jr minister at the First Christian Church received his master of divinity degree in graduation exercises recently at the Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis The Rev Ricksecker has accepted a position with the First Christian Church at Steubenville Ohio He and his wife Carol and their two children Ralph and Faith will move to Steubenville June 29 A Sunday afternoon farewell reception and tea will be given in their honor June 28 in the church basement.
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Summitville
Ralph Edward Ricksecker Jr
First Christian Church
the Christian Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
Ricksecker
Steubenville
Ohio
Carol
Ralph Nit
Faith
Franklin College graduation honors Johnson daughter
Janis Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Johnson, graduated from Franklin College in the 196th commencement. She earned an L S from Hong Kong imports and earned an A B degree in history. Total value cited as $581 million in 1962. Franklin and details reflect a formal graduation notice.
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Franklin
Summitville
Janis Lohnson
Airs
George C. Johnson
Franklin College
Johnson
Hong Kong
Industrial Output Tumbles as May Figures Decline
Washington AP reports May industrial output fell eight percent from last July with production of business equipment up slightly but overall manufacturing dropping. Automobiles and defense goods show declines while household appliances rise with TV sets and furniture down. Part shortages and strikes blamed for some reductions as inflation controls impact defense and nondurable goods.
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Washington
Ingus
Federal Reserve Board
Toa
Sai Products
Indiana Court Divided Over Bar Exam For Valparaiso Grads
Four Indiana Supreme Court justices remained split on allowing 20 Valparaiso University Law School graduates to sit for the July bar exam after they missed final exams during campus unrest tied to Cambodia troop entry. Some justices urged final exams. others supported permitting the graduates to take the bar. Justice Farterburn was absent.
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Invian Arguas
Indiana
Supreme Court
Valparaiso University Law School
Cambodia
Roger de Bruler
Universty
Amos Jackson
DeBuler
Norman F.rterburn
Three Men Charged In $50,000 Theft Case
Preliminary theft charges were filed against Jack Cus- ter Jr., Cecil Brown, and Ernest Bowles, all of Terre Haute, after an alleged theft of grain materials at a Quaker Maid building site in Indianapolis area. Bond set at $5,000 each. case continued to June 17.
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Serre Navte, Inc
UPD
Sepiaecete Indianapolis (Ap
Aianapoli
Quaker Maid
Jack Cus
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Pennsylvania
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Miss Anderson
Terri Rowe
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Pay Less Markets
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