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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1968

Page

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Accused Assassin Jailed In Memphis

James Earl Ray was rushed to Shelby County jail in Memphis for arraignment on the murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He arrived by air from London, was placed in a present cell, and security at the jail and courthouse was tightened with police and deputies manning entrances and banning interviews.

Memphus James Earl Ray Shelby County Martin Luther King Jr Ray Memphis Naval Air Station U.S. Air Force London Navy CDO Criminal Court W. Preston Batile Battle

Guards Deployed At Ohio Penitentiary Over Rumored Unrest

About 40 Ohio National Guardsmen were dispatched to the Ohio Penitentiary after a tip from inside the prison suggested potential inmate trouble. Gov. James A. Rhodes aide John McElroy said the extra manpower was to deter unrest and reassure inmates.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Penitentiary John McElroy James A. Rhodes Sylvester del Corso

George Wallace Schedules Saturday appearances in Ohio

George Wallace plans a set of Saturday appearances in Lancaster Findlay and Columbus with events listed on Page 3 of Inside Today.

George Wallace Lancaster Findlay Columbus

Cambodian navy seizes U.S. patrol boat in Mekong Delta

Cambodian authorities report seizing an American patrol boat in the Mekong Delta with 10 Americans aboard and one South Vietnamese. U.S. sources confirm a missing landing craft with 10 Americans, while no South Vietnamese passenger is listed. Australia represents U.S. interests in Phnom Penh after Sihanouk broke relations in 1985.

Saigon Mekong Delta U.S Delta Phnom Penh Dong Tam My Tho Binh Thuy United States Cambodia Australia Nourodomn Sihanouk Washington South Vietnam Prince Sihanouk

Czechoslovakia Girds for Soviet Pressure Over Reforms

Prague reports talks with European Communist leaders to defend liberalization as Dubcek leadership seeks support. Pravda accuses counterrevolutionaries and claims US weapons found near the West German border amid tensions in the reform era.

Prague Czechoslovakia CTK Dubcek Pravda Communist Party Antonin Alexander Dubcek Moscow U.S

Nixon Wins Ike Endorsement Boosts Nixon Campaign

President Eisenhower, recovering at Reed Army Hospital, endorses Richard Nixon, boosting his GOP nomination bid. Nixon calls the backing a great lift for delegates and the general election. Humphrey and McCarthy spar over war policy as Rockefeller campaigns in Ohio drawing thousands in Columbus.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Dwight D. Eisenhower Reed Army Hospital Eisenhower Nixon New York Times Hubert H. Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Humphrey Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn McCarthy Atlanta Vietnam Raleigh Charlotte N.C Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Ohio Capitol Columbus

World Church Council condemns U S Vietnam policy

At the World Council of Churches Fourth Assembly in Uppsala delegates approve a resolution condemning U S intervention in Vietnam and calling for a cease fire. The vote runs about 300 to 20 with 30 abstentions as church leaders pledge to press Paris talks and send an envoy to urge negotiated settlement.

Uppsala Sweden World Council of Churches U.S Vietnam Robert McAfee Brown Stanford Universty Council Brown Eugene Carson Blake Paris

National Guard patrols Akron streets amid curfew unrest

Akron deploys 450 National Guardsmen and police to enforce a citywide curfew after looting overnight. Tear gas and arrests, mostly of Black youths, followed clashes at a storefront club on Wooster Avenue. The crisis prompted a state of emergency, school and service disruptions, and calls for restraint from local leaders.

Akron Ohio Polic National Guardsmen Vernon Odum Akron Urban League League Harry Widdon John F. Ballard Ask National Guard University of Akron

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