Sedition charges cut bond for Carmichael associate in Nashville
George Washington Ware, 27, held on a Tennessee sedition charge linked to a statement that black people must gain power by any means, as officials argue federal courts have jurisdiction. Bond reduced from 10 000 to 5 000. prosecutors defend action, mayor calls for no publicity stunt.
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Carmichael
Nashville
Tenn
Aes Mf
George Washington Ware
Ware
Beverly Briley
U.S. Atty
Gilbert Merritt
Merritt
Briley
U.S. Supreme Court
Cuba
Gallbreath
Jack Kershaw
White Citizens Council
Galbreath
Kershaw
U.S
Expo Bound Teacher Rides Through Locks
Russell Chaffee, a 42 year old Sayre mathematics teacher, aims to swim 20 more miles to Expo 67 in Montreal as he travels the St. Lawrence River. He reached Waddington after earlier swimming from Ogdensburg, but paused at Troquois Lock when seaway officials warned that opening locks creates dangerous currents.
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Waddington
N.Y
Russell Chaffee
Massens
Seneca Lake
Montreal
Chaffee
St. Lawrence River
Ogdensburg
Sayre
Troquois Lock
St. Lawrence Seaway
Salvation Army cafe The Answer opens on Macdougal Street
In Greenwich Village, the Salvation Army runs The Answer cafe near Bleecker Street, a hip gathering space for teens and young adults. Capt. Brian J. Figueroa states it’s a subtle Christian ministry with no hard sell, featuring hi fi, a stage, books, chess sets, and listening soldiers. A newborn was reported at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jewell of 938 Grand Street. In Albany, Ron Peteron urged certifying Lake Placid as the American candidate for the 1976 Winter Olympics.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles Jewell
Grand Street
Jewell
Carole Brown
New York
Greenwich Wil
Salvation Sage
The
Answer
Army
Ed Herzberg
Macdougal Street
Bleecker Street
William Booth
Salvation Army
Flower Generation
Brian J. Figueroa
Albany
N.Y
U.S
Ronald B. Peterson
Lake Placid
New York Divorce Boom Boosts Mexican City Court Business
Mexican Juarez reports a surge in divorce filings from New York after a state law change. Umberto Lara Leos notes about 90 percent of 4,000 divorces granted since August 1 went to New York applicants as of June. The Sept. 1 rule tightens residence requirements for recognition of foreign divorces. In Indiana, Pa., farmer Galen K Brendlinger, 61, was killed when his tractor hit a tree during field plowing near New Florence.
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Juakigz
Mexico
New York State
Rio Grande
el Paso
Tex
Umberto Lara Leos
Junarez
New York
Indiana
Galen K. Brendlinger
New Florence
Storms, Winds Hamper Forest Fire Crews Across North America
Dry electrical storms and gusts up to 30 mph push forest fires in north Idaho and western Montana. Shuswap Lake blaze in British Columbia remains out of control while about 25 fires burn across the region. More than 100,000 acres have burned in Idaho, Montana, Oregon and BC in two weeks. In Glacier National Park crews race shifts to avoid five directional changes. No injuries reported. Postponement hits North America Lightning Class and Highlander Class sailing championships in Cleveland due to high seas and winds on Lake Erie.
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Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Northwest
Shuswap Lake
Vancouver
Oregon
Glacier National Park
Cleveland
Lake Erie
North America
Meadville Fire Loss At $70,000
An early morning blaze caused about 70000 damage to Eckerd's downtown Meadville drug store forcing a temporary closure. The Park Shoe Store and Murray School studio suffered smoke and water damage with the studio unusable until repairs. Central Station crews contained the fire in an hour after a 4:20 p.m. warning. Eckerd's will reopen after remodeling and new stock.
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Meadville
Eckerd
Park Shoe Store
A. L. Green
Beneficial Finance Co
Murray School
George Gronborg
Gronborg
Central Station
Harry S. Krimmel
Eckerd Drug Co
Erie
Krimmel
Green
Slain Pair Tied to Oregon Car Theft Case Near Seattle
Reported from the Seattle area detailing the deaths of Mrs. Buse and Ledgerwood, found Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Investigators say rape and car theft were the primary motives, tying two suspects from Portland and Washington state to the crimes after a telephone interrogation by out-of-state officers.
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Wash
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Buse
Ledgerwood
Water study plan approved for Chautauqua County
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller announced a 1 year program funding public water supplies and sewage treatment for Chautauqua County. The New York State Health Department approved grants totaling 222000 to study water sources and county sewage needs, under the Allegheny River Basin Board. The plan weighs seasonal and permanent populations and considers facility consolidation to meet growing urban demand.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York State Health Department
Allegheny River Basin Board
Air Force Widows Sue Plane Makers
Three widows of air force crewmen filed suits in US District Court seeking a total of 4 million dollars over a December crash near McKinney Kentucky. defendants include General Dynamics Bendix and Sperry Rand for alleged faulty construction of the bomber. Victims were Maj Richard Blakeslee Capt Floyd Acker and Capt Clarence Lunt, stationed at Bunker Hill AF Base. Names include Mary Jane Blakeslee Kay Acker and the Peru Indiana widow.
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Chicago
Air Force
0.S. Dist
McKinney
General Dynamics Corp
Bendix Corp
Sperry
Kay Acker
Peru
Ind
Erie County Jobs Up Slightly Amid Steady Unemployment
Erie County reports 4 100 idle and 103 700 employed in the past 30 days, 3.8 percent unemployment. One month ago 4 800 unemployed at 4.4 percent. one year ago 3 000 unemployed at 2.8 percent. July national average 4.1 percent. About 400 idle due to labor disputes not counted as unemployed. Manufacturing employs 42 600. gains in nonelectrical machinery and transport equipment, losses in fabricated metals. Unemployment claims 1 669 for July. forecasters expect little employment change in 60 days. Jacmi Lunt, 24, Williamsport, Pa., seeks 1.25 million. Shop your Corry stores.
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Erie County
Erie
Uct of Labor
Jacmi Lunt
Williamsport
U S Grants 150000 For Retarded Kids
Washington reports a $150 000 Appalachian Regional Commission grant to Erie Association for Retarded Children for a new facility to supplement the existing building. The project totals $925 000 with $142 000 federal, $431 050 state, and $201 500 local funding, to expand education and training for mentally retarded residents.
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Washington
Appalachian Regional Commission
Joseph P. Vigorito
Erie Association
Vigorito
Refugee Costs Rise as Miami Center Shifts Resettlement
Estimates place refugee-related expenditures at $300 million with additional millions by Coast Guard Immigration Service and other agencies. A State Department Cuban affairs office costs $60,000 yearly. The center pivots to resettlement elsewhere as Florida Welfare rolls show 14,000 unemployable, down from a 1962 peak.
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Coast Guard
Immigration Service
Customs
State Department
Miami
Florida
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