Black leadership predicts end of urban riots like Watts and Detroit
Benjamin Holman of the Justice Department says a new climate in the black community rejects violence as a path to goals. He cites increased unity and racial pride, suggesting the era of Watts or Detroit may not recur, as blacks seek control of their communities through nonviolent means and stronger police cooperation.
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Botanist bids for marigold as national flower
Doylestown Pa UPI reports botanist David Burpee continues a decades long push started by late Senator Everett Dirksen to declare the marigold the United States national flower. Burpee plans to lobby Congress by sending bouquets to lawmakers in Washington as he argues marigolds symbolize the nation.
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Omaha Blaze Kills Girl, Injures Four In House Fire
An Omaha fire Sunday night killed six year old Nene James and left four others hospitalized, with Officer Robert Brisby credited for saving three lives before being overcome by smoke. Victims include Larry 3 and Yvonne 4, both in serious condition, and Honey Oliver in fair condition after arm surgery. Brisby entered the home twice to rescue children before succumbing to the smoke.
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Subscription rates and address change notice
The Telegram Nour Freedom Newspaper details subscription options in Columbus and surrounding areas with annual rates and delivery methods. It instructs subscribers to notify the local postmaster and the Columbus Twestaen of any change of address.
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Rosie Dolly Dies of Heart Attack at 77
New York UPI Rosie Dolly surviving member of the Dolly Sisters dance team dies from a heart attack at age 77. The sisters were famous vaudeville and stage stars, linked with European society, the Prince of Wales era, and Ziegfeld Follies. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday.
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Westring heads Stromsburg Commercial Club as president
Stromsburg News notes Jim Westring was elected president at a recent meeting with Robert Bergeron and Wallace Larson named directors. A local birthday open house and several community updates follow including church events, store ownership changes, medical news, student accolades, and youth homemaker of tomorrow selections.
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Defense expected to rest case today in Chicago trial
In Chicago the defense for seven men charged with inciting violence at the Democratic National Convention plans to rest as the case nears completion. Attorney William M. Kunstler said the team narrowed the search for a cameraman who shot convention footage, whose testimony could allow the previously excluded film into evidence. The 113th witness was Rev. Jesse Jackson of Operation Breadbasket. Prosecutors noted no police violence by Chicagoans during the event.
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Urban Research Corp finds widespread student protest patterns
A Chicago study analyzed 22 major protests at 232 colleges from January to June. It found race and quality of student life as top issues, with war themes minor, and nonviolent tactics common though violent incidents were rare. Whites faced fewer injuries, while Black and New Left participants faced more suspensions and expulsions.
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American Army colonel expelled from Nigeria
Nigerian authorities expelled U.S. colonel Eugene Dewey, representative of Nixon’s special envoy on relief, citing his presence as inappropriate. Dewey had crossed into former Biafra after its surrender, while priests and nuns faced legal jeopardy and aid efforts increased in the region.
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Tricia Nixon Rebounding From Measles At White House Villa
Washington UPI report states President's daughter Tricia is recovering from measles and feeling much better. She contracted the illness a week ago while staying at the family's Key Biscayne villa. First Lady and White House physician were with her.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Elmer Graham held in Creston
Funeral services conducted today for Mrs. Elmer J. Graham 75 were held at the Presbyterian Church in Creston with the Rev. Vavra officiating. Burial followed at Crown Hill Cemetery in Madison. Survived by daughter Myron Rosendahl and three grandsons, five sisters, one brother, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Graham was born March 4, 1891, near Stanton and moved to Madison as a child, later teaching 29 years in Madison and Creston, retiring in 1967. She married Elmer J. Graham of Creston on September 24, 1922.
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Sun Prairie Quiet on Crime in 1002 Census Report
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin shows 10400 residents with no reported criminal horbides. Data record 16 burglaries, five auto thefts, 38 larceny over fifty dollars, and 65 thefts under thirty dollars. Biden totaled eleven thousand five hundred fifty dollars with seven thousand seven hundred fifty recovered.
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Midlands Air Mass Triggers 35 Degree Temp Drop
Avelic air mass swept into the Midlands as cold wave warnings spread from Montana to Upper Michigan. Temperatures fell 35 degrees in hours with gusts up to 80 mph and tornado activity across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Florida injuring several. Rain continued from Northern Florida to Ohio and Oklahoma as unseasonably mild weather lingered in the Northeast.
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