Michigan Students Seek Power With Sit In
Michigan students plan a campus sit in at the University of Michigan to press for student participation in decision making. President Harlan Hatcher paused a sit-in ban and set up a committee to re examine it while also forming a commission on student involvement. Student Government Council leader Edward Robinson argues the rally will show what students can achieve if their requests are not met.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Stength
Harlan H. Hatcher
Edward Robinson
Robinson
Haverford, Pa
Michael Szweig
Birmingham, Mich
Students For A Democratic Society
Douglas Ross
Detroiter
U-M Young Democrats
Hatcher
Joint Committee
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Reading
At the hospital report as of 7 AM, admissions include Russell Merritt Sr. and several residents from Corry and area. Discharges include Theodore Zeyzus and transfers to St. Vincent's Hospital. Also notes CBS confirms Gary Moore to seek release from contract and university policy on sit-ins and class rankings amid student referendum.
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R. D
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Funeral notices for Dolly Z. Lockwood and A Jackson
Funeral services for Dolly Z. Lockwood are set for 2 pm at H L Musser Funeral Home Union City with visits Monday and Tuesday and burial at Beaverdam Cemetery. Requiem Mass for A dc in Jackson is 9 80 am Wednesday at St Thomas Church with prayers at Bracken Funeral Home and burials in the church cemetery. England manager Alf Ramsay received a 16800 daily World Cup bonus from the FA council five months after England’s Wembley triumph.
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Dolly Z. Lockwood
H. L. Musser
Union City
Beaverdam Cemetery
London
Alf Ramsy
England
Counsesl
English Football Association
Wembley Stadium
Celebrities Attend Truman Capote Masked Ball in NYC
The Plaza Hotel hosted Truman Capote's masked ball drawing White House families and Hollywood stars. Lynda Bird Johnson danced late with Alice Roosevelt Longworth while Kay Graham sat out many dances and Lauren Bacall and Jerome Robbins earned endurance prizes on a celebrity filled night.
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New York
Truman Capote
Lynda Bird Johnson
Kay Graham
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Peter Duchin
Soul Brothers
White House
Lynda Bird
Mrs. Longworth
Margaret Truman Daniel
Lauren Bacall
Jerome Robbins
Mia Sinatra
Roddy McDowell
Frank
Pat Lawford
Eunice Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
Meadville Judge Fines Bingo Protester for Sponsoring Game
John Lawrence Patterson president of the Bingo Association of Pennsylvania was fined 50 and costs in Meadville Court. Judge P Richard Thomas called Patterson s action a test not a protest and ordered 500 fine with 75 costs, 450 of which would be remitted after costs are paid. Patterson acknowledged misunderstanding of law while noting bingo funds noncriminal motive. Patrol arrest by Trooper J G Garriton followed the July 4 game at Guys Mills.
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Crawford County
John Lawrence Patterson
Bingo Association of Pennsylvania
P. Richard Thomas
Patterson
George X. Simonetta
Randolph- East Mead Fire Hall
Simonetta
Cratvford
Guys Mills
J. G. Garriton
Pennsylvania State Police
Thomas
Walter Linn
Capote Feted Guests In Black And White Masks
The social gathering featured notable figures including Alvin Dewey of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation in Capote's circle. Capote dictated fashion with black or white attire and dramatic masks. John Gunther wore a booklike box mask, Capote sports a 35 cent mask from a Manhattan store. Funeral services were set for Mrs. At the next table L C Milstead 70 a concert pianist from Garden City Kan observed the scene.
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Alvin Dewey
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Capote
John Gunther
Manhattan
Indianapolis
Ind
Cor Yaewee
L.C. Milstead
Garden City
Kan
England
United States
Council Budget Session Faces Industry Pressure
The council faced industry complaints after pledging a different approach. One member warned a late shift could imply industry influence, while an industry official said no one would attend the 8 p.m. budget session. Four members were seen likely at the special meeting as Councilman Russell Brant was away for his brother's funeral.
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Russell Brant
Sheppard and Others Ordered to Testify in 1968 Murder Probe
Five persons including Samuel H. Sheppard were ordered to testify before the Cuyahoga County grand jury Friday in the unsolved Marilyn Sheppard murder. Prosecutor John T. Corrigan said little and Bailey indicated he would attend the session.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Sheppard
Marilyn
John T. Corrigan
Corrigan
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Cleveland
Bay Village
Fred Drenkhan
Marilyn Sheppard
Bailey
Drenkhan
Fire kills five children in apartment blaze
Lawrence 10 told police the family woke to a big boom then fled as Deputy Fire Chief Kite noted the fire started inside a doorway and swept up stairs. Patrolman Hayes aided the mother and two children while three others died inside the apartment. A neighboring resident’s body was also found, as officials investigate the blaze. Enrollment in Boston schools fell 1,433 to 92,002 this year as families moved to the suburbs, with parochial schools reporting a 1,392 pupil drop.
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Jones
Lawrence
Harry Kite
Kite
Beverly
Morris Hayes
Boston
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