Chicago Riot Surges From Language Barriers on Division Street
Police blamed language gaps for two nights of unrest on Chicago's Northwest Side as about 40 000 Puerto Ricans and diverse groups clash with authorities. Tensions rose over perceived police brutality and miscommunication amid a diverse, multilingual community along Division Street where many Puerto Ricans settled after World War II.
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Whivawa
Division Street
Chicago
Nelson Algra
Architect Plans Nearly Ready On New Junior High
Architect plans for proposed 2 million North Anderson Junior High School in Cross Stand Indiana are due next week for bids. The 40 room building will include gym, cafeteria and modern facilities for about 1100 seventh and eighth grade students in the north side area. Construction contracts expected to be let this summer with a fall 1987 64 school year start.
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North Anderson Junior High School
Cross Stand
Indiana
G. E. Ebbert
Sice
Curranit
Porcupine Causes Citywide Stir In Manhattan
In Manhattan a porcupine wandered into the West Broadway area drawing police attention after sheltering in a restaurant basement. Spokesmen blamed a lack of communication between residents and police and urged more bilingual officers to ease tensions with the Puerto Rican community. The animal was captured and taken to an ASPCA pound with limited injuries reported.
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Flores
Police Department
Chicago
New York
UPI
Donald Headley
Porcupine
Manhattan
West Broadway
Alack
Duane
Westlof
Broadway
Chasel
Anton
W. Wilson
Florence Sarris
Altrom
Edward J. Dillon
Wilson
Wood Street
Dillon
ASPCA
Migs Larris
Manhattan Island
Central Park 209
Plant Expansion Advances at Local Factory Site
Work on a five thirds completed addition to the TD and Lt. Machin Shop at 1624 Brown St includes a steel frame for a new south wing. The project doubles plant space with an estimated cost near 15,001 dollars. A Lynch Corporation warehouse on Crystal St is under construction, a 40 by 110 foot building expected to cost 14,750 dollars.
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A & x Si
Lt. Machin
Brown St
Lynch Corporation
Fish Fry and Slave Auction Set for Shirley Church
Shirley Methodist Youth Fellowship will sponsor a fish fry and slave auction Saturday June 18 on Main Street in Shirley. The fish fry runs noon to 8 p.m. The auction occurs during the supper hour with youths auctioning their services to the highest bidder. Rev Clyde Snyder pastor was ordained a Deacon at the North Indiana Methodist Conference at Ball State University in Muncie on June 12 led by Bishop Richard Raines.
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Shirley
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
Methodist Church
Main Street
Clyde Snyder
Shirley Methodist Church
Conference of the North
Indiana Methodist Church
Ball State University
Muncie
Richard Raites
Da_y
24Th
Delaware Sts
Jesus
Nurssery
Jac
Queline Adams
Reva Hinton
G. R. Bateman
Artist Renounces U S Citizenship Amid Vietnam War Protest
William Christensen, an artist from Hartford and French-born wife Colette, announced plans to renounce U S citizenship in protest of U S foreign policy. He said he would seek citizenship in Japan or France and will join his family in Tokyo after arranging an appointment.
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Tokyo
UPI
William
Christensen
Hartford
Conn
San Francisco
U.S
Canj
Japan
Viet
France
Bela
Iya
Johnson
Edwin D. Reischauer
Colette
Albany
Calif
University of California Library
Soom
White Whale Disrupts West German Parliament Debates
Reporters jam in Bonn as a 16 foot beluga nicknamed Moby Dick lands at a session. Government ministers and newspapers discuss the whale’s presence amid a state election clash between the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats over its capture or return to the sea.
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BOM
UPI
Magil
Rhine
Viet Nam
Howe
Arctic
Netherlands
AE Duesseldael
Bonn
Westphalia
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Monroe Township Residents Oppose Planning Change
Residents from Monroe Township and Alexandria attended the Madison County Planning Commission hearing at the courthouse to oppose transferring planning authority from the county to the City of Alexandria. Charles Lawler, president of the planning commission, presided over the session.
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Monroe Township
Alexandria
Monroe
Madison County Planning Commission
County Board
City of
Allexandria
Madison
County Planning Commission
Oppost
Charles Lawler
Planning Commission
Indiana faces possible loss of federal highway funds
The federal government will pay most of the program. Indiana could lose about 9 million dollars annually in federal funds if controls are not in place by 1968. The Indiana Highway Department notes 39 538 signs within 660 feet of highway rights of way and 409 junkyards near routes must be screened or closed. Beautifying roads, required by federal law, may cost about 120 000 dollars with 75 percent covered by federal funds.
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Indiana
Indiana, Highway Department
Exepris
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Joe
Beea
Ealy Ihemian
Wisas
Alain
Puerto
Col. Sanders
T4th
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Weeks
Columbus
Ava
Synte Rd
South Tile
Aris
Washington
Pilgrim Holiness
Franklin
Lowell Shearer
Amity
Franklin Finance
Open Man
Main ST
Madison County
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Richard M. Nixon
Geminis
Republican Club
Mixon
Kenneth Bowman
Supreme Court
Donald H. Hunter
Nick Polus
Anderson
Steven
Shawn
Melanie Vermillion
Paula Adams
Katie Pursley
Dave Daub
Doug Vermillion
Steve Hofer
Fred Vail
George J. Hawes
Snonsor
Dove Scott
White Whale
Homewood
General Assembly
Revee Sawy
Shirley Bourne
Carl Bourne
Central Ave
Clara Barton
Indianapolis
Miss Bourne
Anderson High School
Marion County General Hospital
Buick
A.c
Mary Carter
Een
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Glamorens
Mary Carter Paint Store
Nichol
State RD
West
Marsh
Tam
Nour
Heckaman
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