Race Violence Across Detroit and Grenada Miss Civil Rights Push
Violence flared in Detroit and Grenada as Congress moved toward approving a 1966 civil rights bill. Police contained a Detroit clash after a rock-throwing mob attacked a motorist, injuring a white man. three Black individuals faced incitement charges. In Grenada crowds attacked a civil rights demonstration, with white bystanders throwing missiles while officers stood between groups. The House approved the bill 259 to 157, heading to the Senate amid broader proposals on housing and urban programs. In Chicago a King-led open housing march was postponed, and officials urged nonviolent resolution. A Cleveland grand jury found rioting in Hough was instigated by a small, organized group of professionals and nationalists.
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Detroit
Grenada
Miss
East Side
Ray Girardin
Senate
Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
al Raby
Bogan
Richard J. Daley
American Civil Liberties Union
Chicago Housing Authority
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Hough
Communist Party
Hough Area
Grand Jury
Inmates Publish Rag Attacking Jersey Gun Law
The Dome, a monthly magazine from Rahway State Prison inmates, editorially attacks New Jersey's gun control law. It argues the law is ineffective since criminals do not buy guns legally and relatives could supply weapons. The piece asserts authority and cites preservation of individual rights amid prison life.
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Rahway
N.J
the Dome
New Jersey
Rahway State Prison
Fellowships To 34 KU Students
One hundred students at Kansas University share honors this year with 34 Graduate School Honors Fellowships awarded for four years toward PhD. Each fellowship totals about 11 200 dollars and includes a teaching year plus summers. Recipients include Kevin Barr Los Angeles Frank Bundy Omaha Susan Broadie Ashland Daniel Buttlaire Denver Marilyn Curt Neodesha Richard Cebula Jacksonville Jesse Delia Hattiesburg Thomas Fedor Bridgeport Jacquetta Fooks Hereford Robert Godbout Manchester Judith Gunn Bloom Henry Hahn Modesto Charles Hamilton Kirkwood John Harris Kansas City MO Robert Haralick Westbury NY James Killingsworth Jr Denton Karen Lawrence Paola Thomas Lee Independence John Lynch Oaklawn IL Rolf Mueller Denver Norton Nelkin Kansas City MO Arthur Neuburger Hutchinson William Neville Jr Bethlehem Melvin OConnor Wichita Grace Pheneger Van Wert Glenn Hammons Oswego James Kottwinkel Jennings David Pugh Buffalo Charles Scrogin Independence Engelbert Ssekasozi Kampala Uruguay Richard St Amand Fall River David Swanson Hattiesburg Hal Tamblyn Atchinson Annehara Tatschi Albuquerque NM Larry Tillman Bacliff
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Kevin Barr
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Bundy
Omaha
Neb
Susan Broadie
Ashland
Daniel Buttlaire
Denver
Colo
Marilyn Curt
Neodesha
Richard Cebula
Jacksonville
Judith Gunn
Bloom
Henry Hahn
Modesto
Charles Hamilton
Kirkwood
John Harris
Kansas City
Robert Haralick
Westbury
N.Y
James Killingsworth Jr
Denton
Tex
Karen Lawrence
Paola
Thomas Lee
Independence
John Lynch
Oaklawn
Rolf Mueller
Norton Nelkin
Arthur Neuburger
Hutchinson
William Neville Jr
Bethlehem
Melvin O’connor
Wichita
Grace Pheneger
van Wert
Ohio
Glenn Hammons
Oswego
James Kottwinkel
Jennings
David Pugh
Buffalo
Charles Scrogin
Engelbert Ssekasozi
Kampala
Uruguay
Richard St. Amand
Fall River
Mass
David Swanson
Hattiesburg
Hal Tamblyn
Atchinson
Annehara Tatschi
Albuquerque
N.W
Larry Tillman
Bacliff, Tex
Black Nationalists and Reds Blamed in Cleveland Riots
A Cuyahoga County grand jury report ties the Hough district rioting to black nationalists and Communists. It cites JFK House founder Lewis G. Robinson as a key figure, alleges use of molotov cocktails by youths, and notes 4 deaths, $500,000+ damage, and 2,000 Ohio National Guardsmen deployed.
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Communist Party
Ohio
Robinson
Communist Party ‘of
Richard Wagner
Ralph S. “Locher
Jfk House
Grand Jury
W.E.B. DuBois Club
Communist Youth Party
Cleveland
Hough Area
U.S. Open Final Three Finish Round One Fast
The final threesome completed 18 holes in 4 hours 16 minutes on the first day. In 1965 the same group needed 1 hour 11 minutes longer to finish the round.
Token Congress Help Due for LBJ Over Rioting
President Johnson faces only token support from Congress for reform measures aimed at ghetto conditions and urban unrest. He urged action this year on teacher corps rent supplementation and demonstration cities, but House resistance and stalled Senate action jeopardize funding and timing for these programs.
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Congress
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Perseid Meteor Shower Lights Up Night Sky
The Perseid meteors peak tonight with an expected 15 to 20 shooting stars per hour, radiating from a point high on the eastern horizon. A bigger display is anticipated in mid November when the Leonid shower occurs about every 33 years.
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Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Nebraskan Jars World Medics With Case Film
A University of Nebraska scientist presented a film at the 18th International Congress of Psychology showing a man with half his brain removed can still speak think and understand. The 47 year old patient who had the left brain removed last December also sings distinguishes colors and completes basic reading writing and arithmetic tasks. Soviet psychologist Alexander A. Luriya praised the film as magnificent and fantastic.
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Moscow
Aaron Smith
University
School of Medicine
Omaha
Neb
Alexander A. Luriya
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