Five Involved Hint Break In Malcolm X Killing
New York AP reports police know who was responsible for Malcolm X s assassination and hint a break in the investigation may come soon. More than 7 000 people filed by the slain leader s shrine in less than two days. Five persons believed involved. one in custody Talmadge Hayer 22 of Paterson New Jersey charged with homicide.
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New York
Malcolm X
Harlem
Bief
Manhattan
Talmadge Hayer
Patargon
N.J
JosChicago
Neisaerne
Wackuslims
Chicago
Malcolm, X
Muhammad
Asst
Joseph L. Coyle
Iie
City sees 1965 tax picture up from 1964 figures
City assessor William Miller reports total assessed value at 19 635 230 up from 19 337 620 by 297 610 and predicts $20 million by 1966 with new construction. 1965 tax yield rises to 166 905 due to a one mill increase. notices go out March 1.
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William Miller
Miller
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Muhammad Guard as President Would Get
In Chicago a 45 man police detail will guard Elijah Muhammad in readiness for the Black Muslims convention. Police and Muslim guards shield his home as authorities check for Malcolm X followers amid threats to Muhammad’s safety. Police say New York plates are questioned as the case follows the former lieutenant’s assassination.
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Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Johnson
Malcolm X
Robert Lynskey
Messenger of
Allah
Lynskey
1Sroom
Bridlington Council Approves Onionless Seafront Hot Dogs
Bridlington Tow Council approved sale of hot dogs on the seafront with onions banned. Members argued the scent could offend visitors to the resort town, prompting a cautious compromise in the seaside stand plan.
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Bridlington, England
Bridlington
Clay defies death rumors in Chicago boxing display
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay also known as Muhammad Ali rejects death threats while at a Black Muslim convention in Chicago He declares he is not afraid and ready to die for truth as he plans a boxing exhibition at the Coliseum sharing rings with his brother Rudy and Cody Jones before resuming training for a May 25 title rematch with Sonny Liston in Boston
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Cassius Clay
Muhammad Ali
Clay
New York
Malcolm X
God
Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam
Rudy
Cody Jones
Detroit
Sonny Liston l
Boston
Miami
Cardinal Meyer to Undergo Brain Surgery Today
Cardinal Albert Meyer 41 archbishop of Chicago will undergo brain surgery at Mercy Hospital for John Keeley, his personal physician, after exams by three brain surgeons. Doctors expect the operation to relieve intracranial pressure and improve condition.
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Albert Cardinal Meyer
Archdiocese of
Chicago
Mercy
John L. Keeley
Hse En Fath Hospital
Nlaes
Minister Urges Drinking Age Drop to Sixteen in N J
In Towaco New Jersey Episcopal minister Rev Joseph D Herring urges lowering the legal drinking age from 21 to 16 to remove alcohol from the forbidden fruit category for teens. He notes state lawmakers are unlikely to act but says 16 would fit better with teen behavior and highway safety concerns.
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Towaco
N. J
New Jersey
Joseph D. Herwing
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Jersey
New York State
New York
Herring
U N says U S failed to strip delinquent nations
Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko defended that the United States failed at the 19th General Assembly session to strip the Soviet Union and 12 other nations of voting rights over unpaid dues. He said the penalty issue became dead after a roll call and noted the U N could face changes if penalties were enforced.
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Nikola
Fedorenko
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Associated Press
U.S
T Hat
E. Stevenson
Albania
Unon
U.N
United Nations Organization
UC Schools Off Limits To Police Probes In Union City
Union City Area School Board moved to bar police interrogations inside school property unless in hot pursuit or with official approval. The March 8 meeting will decide, with Solicitor William Knox to present a recommendation. Police say contact with students occurs via principals, with staff present during questioning.
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Union City Area School Board
William Knox
Corry City
Harley Drake
Drake
4 Perish In Home Fire
In Ellicott City Maryland a mother Phyllis Owens and four of her five children died as a three story rowhouse burned police said the children named Charles Jerome 11 Joan Marie 8 Phyllis Plizar beth 7 and Sharon Annette 6. The father James Owens 31 said he found the blaze after his wife complained of smoke and carried his 1 year old daughter Cynthia from the home before neighbors and he could subdue the flames.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
Phyllis BE
Owens
Charles Jerome
Joan Marie
Phyllis Plizarbeth
Sharon Annette
James Owens
Cynthia
14 State Colleges Seek More Funds From Pennsylvani
Alumni leaders from the 14 state colleges urged the Pennsylvania Legislature and the State Council of Higher Education to boost financial support. They argued the colleges, as the only state-owned higher education institutions, should have priority in funding to meet the 1965 66 operating budgets and facility needs. U.S. Sen. Joseph Clark and former Gov. David L. Lawrence were to testify at the Harrisburg hearing on the master plan for higher education.
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Commonwealth
Jess
Council of Albumini Associations
State Colleges of Pennsylvania
Ely
State Council of Higher Education
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
U.S
Joseph 8. Clark
David L. Lawrence
Leon E. Luin
Mansfield
Alumni Council
Charles Keller
Washington
Keller
Icy Blanket Forces Closing of Pa Schools
An ice storm in northeastern Pennsylvania caused many public and parochial schools to shut down as icy highways and gusts up to 45 mph created hazardous travel conditions. Power and phone service were interrupted in places, with some lines felled near Clarks Summit State Hospital and in Newton Ransom.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Clarks Summit State Hospital
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Newton-Ransom
Newton- Ramsom School
Pocono Mountains
Wayne
Lackawanna
Pike
Fayette County
West Penn Power Co
Uniontown
Connells
Rochester Urban Renewal Project razes 75 homes
In Rochester Pa the $8 million urban renewal project moved forward with work on an 11 acre site slated for a shopping center. One house was demolished yesterday as seventy five dwellings in all will be razed under the plan.
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Rochester
Warming Trend Eases Fear Of Ice Storm
Fear of a Crawford County ice storm eased as a warming trend arrived after rain turned to sleet, leaving roads icy but causing no major damage to Pennsylvan ia Electric Company and General Telephone equipment. Townville and Guys Mills lost power about three hours due to ice on lines. temperatures tonight fall to mid-20s with snow flurries possible.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
General Telephone
Telephone Company
Electric Company
Guys Mills
Townville
Crawford County
Soviets Keep Tight Lid On Red Unity Meeting
Moscow signals tight security as foreign Communist delegates converge for a planned unity meeting. Italian delegation led by Enrico Berlinguer meets Mikhail Suslov while East German envoy is welcomed by Anrei Kirilenko. Several parties including Red China and others reportedly refuse to attend amid hopes for a broader Soviet led initiative. Khrushchev had set the date, later extended to March 1.
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Soviet Union
Red Unity
Mikhail Suslov
Presidium
Enrico Berlinguer
Andrei Kirilenko
Hyman Lumer
William J. Patterson
Red China
World Communist Movement
Albania
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Indonesia
North Korea
Great Britain
Romania
Japan
Khrushchev
Midwest Storm Paralyzes Regions Across Several States
The Weather Bureau called the blizzard one of the worst in years as winds up to 60 mph drove heavy snow across Tennessee to Michigan. Four to six inches were forecast in New England and upstate New York, with roads blocked in La Salle Illinois and South Bend Indiana. At least six deaths were linked to the storm including a tractor trailer collision near Albany and exposure in Effingham. Indiana reported five electrical failures as outages spread.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Michigan
Kentucky
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Tlinois
Ohio
New York
New England
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Alabama
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Courtland
Sylacuaga
Indiana Cantinvet
Page Twad
U.S. Denies Negotiating For Viet Nam Solution
Washington reports the White House denies any active Viet Nam settlement talks and says no government proposal has been received. U Thant suggests peace ideas, while China and North Vietnam demand conditions for any talks. Reedy states talks hinge on communist attacks and outside support ending.
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Whit House
AO On
United
Deeb Reedy
PSM
U.N. U-Thant
France
Soviet Union
Reedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Chor Enlai
Peklig
U.S
Comunist
Viet Cong
NY Welching On Raising Drinking Age
Albany Democrats retreat from pledges to raise New York drinking age from 18 to 21. Senate leader Zaretzki sees hearings likely before any action. Assembly chair Cincotta opposes a higher minimum but would consider both sides. No immediate move despite 1962 party platform.
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Albany
Senate
Joseph Zaretzki
George A. Cincotta
Assembly Excise Committee
World’s Fair Tour Offers From E L Journal And Rail Line
The Hung Lackawanna railroad and Carry Evening Journal announce weekend tours to the New York World’s Fair twice this summer. The June and August itineraries cost 45 dollars per person, including train fare hotel stay breakfast and fair admission with various service charges. Children under 13 may travel at reduced cost, and late tours are noted as selling out in continental regions with a ticket office at the hotel.
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Carry Evening Journal
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