Rap Brown Free After Bail Cut To 15000
H Rap Brown, 23, SNCC chairman, walked free after bail on a federal gun charge was reduced from 25000 to 15000 in a noisy hearing before US District Judge Thomas F Murphy at Foley Square. He left the detention center at 5 20 pm and told a crowd justice is a joke in America. A federal grand jury in New Orleans indicted him on carrying a carbine across state lines while under indictment. He faces charges in Maryland for arson and inciting a riot.
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New York
H. Rap Brown
Thomas F. Murphy
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
House of Detention
Foley Square
America
Brown
Ines
Lyndon Johnson
Lady Bird
Johnson
Murphy
New Orleans
Maryland
Cambridge
Fine contractor for violation of city codes Titusville Market case
Titusville contractor C. W. Tarr paid a 50 dollar fine and costs after pleading no defense in Alderman N. Allen Love’s court over alleged plumbing code violations at the AUP market expansion. The city said Tarr used unregistered plumbers and later withdrew a second complaint over permit information.
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Titusville
C. W. Tarr
N. Allen Love
Tarr
Pittsburgh Boy Dies After Rock Tied to Wire Accident
A 45-year-old boy, Kirk Zollinger of Marshall Township, was electrocuted when a rock tied to a wire was tossed over a high tension line and he attempted to retrieve it. He was playing with friends near his home when the accident occurred yesterday, according to the coroner’s office.
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Fittsburgh
Kirk Zollinger
Marshall Township
Auto Union To Pick Strike Target Soon
Walter P. Reuther says the United Auto Workers will select a strike target next week as bargaining with General Motors Ford Chrysler continues. He urged Flint area workers to authorize negotiators to strike if demands aren’t met. Negotiations enter their seventh week with contracts expiring in 14 days on September 6.
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Auto Union
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
International
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
Flint
Name 3 To Complete RC Board Names 3 To Complete RC Board Directors
Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross met last evening and elected three new directors to complete the board. Thomas McKetn and Willard Carter, Central Labor Council representatives, join William Donaldson, Spring Creek representative. Philip Segal was named disaster chairman and Mrs. Kenneth Grobholz chairman for Project 57 Vietnam Christmas effort. Mrs Grobholz also named temporary chairman of First Aid while Mrs. Norman Tarbell is in Europe. A certificate from the area Red Cross office was presented to Embert Earle in recognition of his work as chapter chairman last year. Evelyn Dodd briefed on her office as chairman of volunteers. Six servicemen received assistance during the month. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Winnie Pierce and her canteen committee.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Thomas McKetn
Willard Carter
Central Labor Council
William Donaldson
Spring Creek
Philip Segal
Kenneth Grobholz
Grobholz
First Aid
Norman Tarbell
Europe
Red Cross
Ty Embert Earle
Evelyn Dodd
Winnie Pierce
Forest Fire Dilemma Continues Across Glacier Park
About 5,000 acres in the Glacier Park region have burned for nearly two weeks as crews stretch resources to the limit. Forecasts indicated calmer weather with fewer lightning storms and coastal rain expected from Pacific fronts. The story also notes Army service for a St. Louis Cardinals quarterback who began two years of active duty as a first lieutenant.
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Glacier Park
Northwest
St. Louis Cardinals
British Embassy Attacked in Peking Fire and Beatings
Demonstrations against pro Communist papers escalated as Red Guards entered the British Embassy in Peking. Diplomatic staff, including Hopson, were beaten while fleeing the burning building. Hong Kong communists threaten to cut food supplies unless actions against pro Communist papers stop.
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Foreign Office
Hopson
Peking
Kyodo
London
Hong Kong
Red China
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Fidel Castro
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Ariel
Meadville
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Chastnut St
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DuBarry
Faberge
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Woodhue Tigress
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Okea
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