Six Black Men Shot in Back: Augusta Coroner Reports
Augusta coroner Nathan F. Widener disclosed that all six Black men killed in the week’s disturbance were shot in the back with multiple wounds varying by victim. Police officials faced questions over delayed reporting and potential links to riot-related arrests as the city grapples with unrest and calls for investigation.
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Augusta
Washington Post
Leon LaRue de
Nathan F. Widener
Georgia
John Bennings
Dt Ang
Broadus
Bequest
Ant
Nhot
National Guard
James E. Slaton
Anty
FBE
Patro Aller
Charles Qatman
Richmond County
Stockade
Millard Berkim
Widner
University Hospital
John Stokes
William Weight Jr
Charles Murphy
Sammie Larry McCullough
Ward
Mack Wilson
Widener
iBether
Corener
New Arrivals Reported Across City Homes
A list of newborns from numerous families, noting new babies for Mr. and Mrs. Law, Throgmorton, Jack, Drake, Gamble, Batthauer, Selby, Dingmore, Fort, Long, Mant, Gates and others. Locations include 1925 W 14th St, Noble, Lith, Riverside Dr, Woodlawn, Seventh SE, and Alexandria, among others.
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Matthew Law
John Throgmore Ben
Noble
Alonzo Jack
James Gamble
Riverside Dr
Joe Batthauer
W. 37Th St
Albert Selby
Willian Dingmore
W. Sard St
Community Hospita Due E
Paul Fort
Perk Ltd
Jacob Long
Alexandria
Herbert Mant
Bamery
Frederick Gates
Sath St
City Judge Warns Violators At Prepaid Registration Clinic
City court records show arrests for registration violations and nonpayment penalties. The judge warned violators must appear in court on scheduled days or face arrest and fines. Licenses suspended for 64 days on second offenses include Mark Campbell, Richard A Barton, and Daniel R Kyle, with addresses listed.
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Pope Ong
Mark Campbell
McArthur Blvd
Des Cember
Richard A. Barton
Costello
Tis
Daniel R. Kyle
Drexel Dr
Greece Arms Renewal Debate Tests Greek JuntaAid
Washington reports ambassador Henry Tasca urged resuming heavy American arms shipments to Greece, a major step for the junta regime after the 1967 coup. Policy now split among officials, with potential NSC review and a Nixon decision, while NATO and Western critics warn of endorsing the regime. Greece has historically received rifles and small arms despite the embargo.
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Cathens
Henry J. Tasca
Tasca
Greece
Tosca
National Security Council
Nixon
Council of Europe
Norway
Denmark
United States
The
Pentagon
Athens
NATO
Bul-garia
State Department
Europe
Taesa
Republicans Face Derby for Noblesville Senate Nomination
The article discusses Snyder as the favored choice with Governor Whitcomb privately backing Snyder but not making a public preconvention endorsement. District chairmen's sway may influence delegates as control of the state committee comes into play.
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Page One
Bush
Noblesville
Senate
Snyder
State Committee
Buten
Edgar D. Whitcomb
St Angelo Wins Polarized Indiana Political Row
North Vietnam St. Angelo claims victory in a damaged Indiana political analysis amid factional party struggle. The dispute pits St. Angelo against Bayh allies led by Kenneth Cragen, with rockridden loyalties and questions about a full term.
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Indianapolis
Gordon St. Angelo
St. Angelo
Bitch Bay
Bayh
Kenneth Cragen
Martinsville
Robert Hare
Rock
Anderson
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mrs. Anna E Finley 73 owner of Ann's Jewelry Store Noblesville died after a heart attack Wednesday at home 158 appearance Drive rushed to Riverview Hospital burial at Crownlard Cemetery she was born January 14 1897 in Hamilton County survived by son James E Sylvester two brothers and a grandson Funeral 10 a m Saturday at Coaltrin Funeral Home Rev Ernie Lopez will officiate. John W Clark Elwood born September 3 1915 died at Mercy Hospital previously lived in Ko Konto worked 34 years at Continental Can Company married 1941 to Phyllis Getz survived by widow and two children. brother Lawrence Clark and one grandson. Additional war casualty reports indicate a two hour battle with one American killed eight wounded and a heavy ground attack near Sumset Memorial Cemetery details incomplete.
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Noblesville
Anna E. Finley
Ann's
Crownlard
Funerals
Gordon Lee
Manchester
N.H
Lee
Copher
Fesler Fuscral
U.S
Selion
Phnom Penh
WPI
Robert’ C. Millers
Conda and Son Funeral Home
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Kranklonlahly
Christian Church
Haymonds
Vasbinder
Farmer
Atlent
Anderson
Toof
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Moritary
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Sad
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Laura W. Phillips
Bagn
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Phyllis Harless
Anita Munger
Odie. Phillips Jr
Jack ~ Phillips
di Jacobs
Muncie
Lora Chapman
Addie Phillips
Edward” Phillps
Harold Phillips
Middletown
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Thare
Sells
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Ernest Modi
Ernest
Modlin
Juella Rich
Joan
Mary ’ Frances) Basleger
Wray
Erma Jean) Bartlett
Wayne Phyne
Phyllis) Sarvs
Donald Earl
Modila
Bobby Leon ‘Modlin
Percy
Sheilda, Kay) Murphy
Monterey
Tenn
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Lapel
Oliver Rains
Oliver M. Rains
Huntington
W. Va
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Chicago
Anna
Barbara jAnne Parehem
Texroll
Mich
Laurash Rains
Leonard C
Hubert C
Traffic Belt plans spark central core parking push
A proposal to reinforce open streets calls for strategically placed parking in the central core to support a pedestrian mall and redevelopment. The plan envisions a five district approach with elected party chairs and new pedestrian zones linking Madison County and nearby towns.
Desegregation Protests Roil Georgia Towns and City Hall
Violent and peaceful protests surge across Augusta Athens Perry as authorities promise nondiscrimination efforts and continue arrests. Mayor Beckum rejects general amnesty for violators while Sheriffs and National Guard deployments escalate to break up rioting and protect desegregation plans. Hosea Williams among those detained as demonstrations intensify in the region.
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Millard A. Beckum
University of Georgia
Augusta
Lear
Athans Stockade
Perry
Florida State Line
Hosea Williams
Hosea Williams, Re-Gionavier
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Mayor Flanagan Pushes County Rights and Tax Reform
Mayor Flanagan praised the Community Services Council and urged citizen letters to state legislators to oppose federal overreach while praising local governance under Indiana law. He cited census figures on employment and warned against centralized control, stressing tax relief and education funding.
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Mounds Mall
Flanagan
Plasagan
I Jon
Suner- Coontrol Power
Washington
Housing Amendment Aims to Guide Aguiersony Owners
A city planning panel led by Sheldon reviews how a new open housing amendment will affect property owners in Aguiersony. John Maslin, Jesse Johnson, and Rev. Sampson Nelson join the discussion detailing administration, environmental considerations, and adaptability for a Holler community. Allen Chapel Estates and ACT involvement are cited as driving forces behind the ordinance. The piece notes ongoing city council action and a university commencement plan announced by U S Commissioner James Allen for June 7.
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Aguiersony
Sheldon
John Maslin
Home Builders ‘Association
Jesse Johnson
Sampson Nelson
Allen Chapel Terrace
Eisenhowers End College Days Amid Unrest
David and Julie Eisenhower end their college careers due to student unrest. They will not attend classes or graduation exercises and will receive diplomas based on current grades. Julie’s Smith College graduation is May 31. they depart June 28 for Expo 70 in Osaka, with stops in Hawaii and Alaska en route.
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Washington
David
Julie Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Julie
Smith College
Massachusetts
Osaka
Hawaii
Aff
Alaska
Trinidad Supreme Court Orders Release After Detention Controversy
The Trinidad Supreme Court ruled that five leaders detained during last April’s riots were held illegally and ordered their release. The government promptly issued new arrest orders and sent the detainees back to jail.
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Port OF Spain
UPI
Trinidad Supreme Court
Soviet Union demands Israeli withdrawal at UN debate
United Nations session widens rift as Soviet Ambassador Malik insists Israel must pull fully from occupied Arab lands before any peace accord. He cites security council debate on Israel's Lebanon actions as proof of need for complete withdrawal before agreement.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Jacob A. Malik
Security’ Council
Lebanon
Woman Knocked Out From Crash Reported Okay
Police report a one car accident on the Ind 109 bypass near St Kenns Hospital where 43 year old Elizabeth Fiener was knocked unconscious and treated for a lacerated chin and mouth injuries after swerving to avoid an approaching vehicle. Ambulance crews transported her from the wreck while she remained conscious. She was listed in good condition Wednesday night.
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Elizabeth Fiener
Loral
St. Kenn's Hospital
Twenty One Arrested After Finch Office Takeover
Twenty one demonstrators demanding higher welfare payments and a U S aid allotment from Southeast Asia occupied Welfare Secretary Robert H Finchs office for eight hours. The NWRO protesters and some students were charged with disorderly conduct and escorted from the Health Education and Welfare Department by security police and government guards.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Southeast Asia
Robert H. Finch
National Welfare Rights Organization
NWRO
Health, Education and Welfare Department
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