Rock Throwing Injures 2 Deputies in Miami Area Outbreak
In Liberty City a late night rock and bottle assault broke a period of calm after rioting near the Republican convention. Two deputies were injured and six youths arrested as two white men in a car were hit by missiles. Residents claimed excessive force. deputies denied warrantless home entries.
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Miami
Liberty City
Dade County
Sheriff's Office
David Anderson
Robert Williams
Hialeah
Edward Lausche
Henry Weatherspoon
Fayette Family Loses Quonset Home In Fire
A Lester Hope family quonset house in Fayette was destroyed by a Thursday night fire while they were away. All possessions were burned. A relief drive is organized with donations directed to Fayette State Bank and items at Wilke and Wilke store. Defective wiring is blamed. winds hindered firemen.
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Fayette
Lester Hope
Fayette State Bank
Wilke and Wilke
Hope
Lori
Martha
Martin
Ancient Greek City of Sybaris Rediscovered in Italy
The University of Pennsylvania museum director Dr. Froelich Rainey and Italian archaeologist Prof. Giuseppe Foti announce the rediscovery of Sybaris, buried 15 to 18 feet underground near the Gulf of Taranto. The Greek city, destroyed in 510 B.C., is said to be large and wealthy, with excavation to resume next spring under Italian supervision.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Froelich Rainey
Sybaris
Italy
Gulf of Taranto
Rainey
Giuseppe Foti
Calabria
Croton
Crotoniates
Museum
Department of Antiquities
Dale Green 15 Sentenced to Training School
Buchanan county district court judge Blair C Wood committed Dale Everett Green 15 of Independence to the Iowa board of control for placement at the state training school for boys Eldora. He was charged with stealing and shoplifting. Three charges of larceny in the nighttime and a charge of receiving stolen property against Steven Ray Birchard 19 Independence were dismissed. Cases of Harvey Hostetler and Amos Yoder 18 Hazleton were continued. they faced injury to a vehicle or harness on Sept. 16.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Blair C. Woods
Dale Everett Green
Iowa Board of Control
State Training School For Boys
Eldora
Steven Ray Birchard
Harvey Hostetler
Amos Yoder
Hazleton
Weer
NAACP Urges Harlem Crime Crackdown
New York NAACP branch calls for more police protection and harsher penalties in Harlem. Vincent Baker, chairman of the anti crime committee, says people are beaten robbed and murdered and urges immediate action. He notes a shift from police brutality to criminal brutality in the area.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harlem
Vincent Baker
Naacp Anti-Crime Committee
Baker
Middleweight Title Bout Set for Wide World of Sports
Ning Benvenuti clashes with Don Fullmer for the middleweight crown in a live color telecast from Italy on ABC’s Wide World of Sports. KCRG TV 9 broadcasts the event at 4 p.m. Saturday.
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Ning Benvenuti
Don Fullmer
ABC
Wide World OF Sports
Italy
Kcrg-Tv
Mini Inaugural Ball Slated for Robert Fulton
Iowa Democrats plan a Mini Inaugural Ball for Lt. Gov. Robert D. Fulton as the state’s 37th governor. The fundraiser on January 14 at Kirkwood hotel aims to pay off over 40,000 dollars in campaign debt, with 10 dollar admission and honorary colonel commissions as tickets. Fulton will serve between Gov. Harold Hughes’ resignation and Gov.-elect Robert Ray’s inauguration.
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Kirkwood
Fulton
Iowa
William Gannon
Dmingo
Andrew Frommell
D-Dubuque
House
Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Harold Hughes
U.S
Robert Ray
Pride in Craftsmanship Highlighted at Iowa Printers Dinner
The Printing Industry of Iowa honored master printers at Elmcrest Country Club with a dinner for about 120. keynote Edward C. Chalifoux of Chicago urged pride in a craft shaping society, naming notable builders at Stoyles Printing, Waverly Publishing, and Lincoln Press among others.
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Printing Industry of Iowa
Master Printers
Edward C. Chalifoux
Chicago
Printing Industries of America
Elmcrest Country Club
Chalifoux
U. S
Printing Industry of
Iowa
William Whitehill
Marshalltown
Whitehill
Justice Group Seeks Crime War Involves Millions In Letters
Citizens for Justice with Order reports about 10 000 letters in response to its appeal to involve Americans in the fight against crime. Founder H Bruce Palmer says inquiries flood in and hopes to raise 25 million by next May. Samuel Ishmael named full time aide to aid anti crime projects. Ishmael formerly Rawlins Wyoming city attorney, now based in Phoenix.
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New York
Citizens For Justice With Order
H. Bruce Palmer
Movement
Bob Hope
Hope
Palmer
Samuel Ishmael
Ishmael
Rawlins
Wyo
Phoenix
Wyoming
Palmers wife murder conviction shocks New Jersey death sentence
A former tree surgeon was convicted of murdering Palmer's wife in their New Jersey home last year and has been sentenced to death. The case drew wide attention as details emerged from the family vacation period and the tragic event.
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Louie
Palmer
New Jersey
Saving of Organs for Transplants Advised
Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz, a pioneer of heart transplants, urged saving organs in good condition after death for transplantation. He argued organs are national resources and should not be buried. He testified before the Temporary Commission on Vital Organ Transplants in New York.
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New York
Adrian Kantrowitz
J. Irwin Shapiro
Commission
Mississippi Faces Virginia Tech In Liberty Bowl
Liberty Bowl audience in Memphis will witness Mississippi taking on Virginia Tech live at 11 a.m. Saturday on Channel 9 in color.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Virginia Tech
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Nancy Olsen
Berneta Smith
Patricia Sweeney
Jerold Walbaum
Stoyles
Mason City
James Drake
Jerry Neeved
Marshall Printing
Russell Butters
Donald Davis
Ellen Noid
Waverly Publishing
Waverly
Carl Herzog
Paul Treptow
Arlene Haven
Evelyn M. Pratt
William C. Stone
Lincoln Press
Waterloo
Roger Albert
Rex A. Brown
Wilbur A. Hall
Larry Hickman
Lyle Leeper
Charles E. Mitchell
Harold I. Shade
Richard W. Orvis
Ruth Dellmer
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