Bushman Knew The Heights Depths King of the Movies Dies
Fran cis X. Bushman known as King of the Movies died Tuesday from a rupture of the heart. He earned millions at his peak, starred in over 400 films, and later faced lean years while remaining a Hollywood landmark.
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Youth Drowns In Hazing At Camp Arrowhead
A Philadelphia teen Lamonte Jenkins 17 died during a high school football camp near West Casoren Virginia after being thrown into the water in a hazing incident. Police rule accidental drowning and say no malicious intent found and no charges likely against three juveniles. Judge Samuel A Weiss plans to resign from Allegheny County Court within a year citing health concerns and demanding duties.
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Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas
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Riots, marches as Cicero clash draw national leaders
Civil rights demonstrations in Cicero turn violent as police battle stone throwing crowds. A policeman is hospitalized after being struck, while activists led by Rev. Jesse Jackson and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. call for broader action and housing integration. Cicero officials seek a pre march meeting with state leaders. King says no plans to meet the governor.
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Chicago
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Kerner
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Cook County
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Red Cross Directors Hear Jamestown Meeting Report
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross, 11 directors, received a detailed report on the recent blood program from Embert Earle and Lawrence Anderson. A certificate of appreciation was given to Anderson, past chairman, with notices of upcoming service territory and Northwest Association meetings.
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German military unions gain limited access to ranks
The Defense Ministry opposed letting the union enter armed forces ranks but relented after a court test. Von Hassel granted permission while Panitki’s request remained unresolved. Trettner’s retirement looms next year and Erhard will review his case on return from vacation. About 100,000 servicemen already belong to the German Forces Union, which is more an association than a union. Both unions pledge not to strike.
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Penalty Bill Seen for Anti-Vietnam Groups
The House Un American Activities Committee aims to quickly approve administration opposed penalties targeting anti Vietnam war groups. The measure would bar aiding enemies and blocking troop movements with fines up to 20 000 dollars and 20 years in prison, while Defense officials voice constitutional concerns.
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Meadville Plans for Elderly Public Housing Approved
City Council approved updating a 1958 resolution to back a Housing Authority request for 70 low rent units for seniors. Plans call for high rise buildings downtown to control land costs, with no city financing and in lieu payments to local tax bodies. Federal funds may be available.
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Dominick Lemme
Boy Hopes He Didn't Kill God At Benton Harbor Police Station
Lee Emmanuel, 6, fired a shotgun secured in a clamp inside a police car at the Benton Harbor station. He told reporters in tears he hoped he hadn't killed God as a group of children toured the facility. No one was injured. police said the gun should not have been loaded.
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Lee Emmanuel
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Benton Harbor
Merle McCarroll
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