Seven Flatbush boys crushed in bus crash tragedy
In Flatbush, seven 12 to 15 year olds chased a moving transit bus and grabbed handholds on its rear, causing a deadly crash when the bus scraped a truck. Enrique Peterson died, Clyde and Charles Lewis (twin) died, five others in serious condition. driver Williams unaware of passengers earlier. Authorities note juveniles risk, vow no passenger near them, while families mourn and describe losses.
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New York
UPI
Clyde Lewis
Dean Street
Flatbush
Clyde
Bernard Mclaughtin
Enrique Peterson
Holy Family Hospi
Tal
Charles
Lewis Brother
Braxton
Jose
Orlando Gonzales
Stephen Wells
Edward Wannamaker
Transit Authority
Ray Williams
Brooklyn
Tornado Death Toll Mounting
A large Mississippi Valley tornado left a deadly trail as homes buckled and cars were tossed. Among the dead are Mr. and Mrs. Merton W. Bickford of Albert Lea who died while babysitting in Owatonna. Their two grandchildren were hospitalized with injuries. In Duluth, 1000 residents gathered along the harbor to watch waves whipped by strong winds.
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Mississippi Valley
Merton W. Bickford
Albert Lea
Owatonna
Owatonna City Hospital
Duluth
Boy Sniffs Glue and Five Sisters Slain Westland Case
DETROIT authorities said a 14 year old boy, in a glue sniffing party, is charged with murder in the Westland suburb slayings of five sisters on their way home from school. Prosecutor Cahalan said the youth will likely be tried as a juvenile.
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Detroit
Wayne County
Westland
William L. Cahalan
Michigan
Garrison Clayton
Name Change Boosts Ballot Clout in Indianapolis Race
Edmund J. Rocker, a 62 year old seaman, changed his name to Rocker to top ballots and win votes. He ran in the 1964 Republican primary for U S House from Indianapolis, gaining 1122 votes, then 2766 in 1966. He contends candidates with A through D names fare best in local politics as he pursues Indianapolis mayor. He says he has no regrets and stays enthused despite losses.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Edmund J. Rocker
Rocker
Hoosier State
No Effect from Court Strictures on Police Interrogation
Washington AP Atty Gen Ramsey Clark said the Supreme Court rules on police interrogation and confessions have not hampered enforcement. Confessions are still being obtained as often as before. He noted crime was rising before the Miranda decision and indicated it has not produced the feared effects.
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Washington (Ap
Ramsey Clark
Supreme Court
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