Students Walk Out Over Fatal Stabbing at High School
Springfield Ohio AP reports 300 to 400 Negro high school students walked out in protest of the stabbing death of Ralph Stinnett 18 a senior linebacker at Springfield South High School The superintendent canceled two Friday football games out of respect for the family and victim as police pledged action.
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Stabbing Prosecutor Decides Court Jurisdiction Case
Zack Mosley reports a 17 year old white junior, Tack, awaits decision on whether Common Pleas or Juvenile Court handles his case after a street stabbing near the high school. Authorities found no racial overtones. students walked out, then gathered at a YMCA mass meeting with Horace Morris of the Urban League. Stinnett, injured in a prior game, would have attended practice.
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Weekend Breakthrough Seen Unlikely in New York Newspaper Strike
Negotiations between the New York Times and the striking union stalled Friday with no real progress toward a weekend settlement of the nine day blackout. Mediators cautioned that a breakthrough this weekend is unlikely as talks resume Saturday, while other papers suspend publication. The strike, over automation and other issues, has idled 17,000 workers across several papers, with only the New York Post continuing to publish.
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Prison Cells Hidden Darkroom Space In Miltenberg
In Miltenberg on Main West Germany the town photography club found prison cells available for use as a darkroom after negotiating with city authorities. The facility is rarely full of prisoners, enabling low cost space for the club to operate.
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