Rain Ends Nashville Violence After Night of Riots
In Nashville a night of racial unrest at Fisk and Tennessee State University campuses ended with numerous arrests and a wounded student. Police detained George Washington Ware of Atlanta and Ernest Stephens of Tuskegee on riot charges, while violence, looting, and fires at several locations prompted Molotov cocktails and gunfire, though conditions eased with dawn and a cautious police presence.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
George Washington Ware
Atlanta
Ernest Stephens
Tuskegee
Ala
Ware
Stokely Carmichael
Stephens
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
Tennessee State University
Oral drugs may wipe out clots causing heart attacks
Denver physician Dr. Kurt N. Von Kaulla reported at the American Chemical Society meeting a possible breakthrough toward oral medicines that could dissolve dangerous intravascular clots linked to fatal heart attacks. He stressed the findings are preliminary and not yet tested in humans.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Denver
Kurt N. von Kaulla
University of Colorado School of Medicine
American Chemical
United States
Beyord
Manfred E. Wolff
University of California, Medical Center
San Francisco
von Kaulla
Colorado
Fire Destroys Motorcycle at Butler County Home
A motorcycle at the home of Arthur Clifford Baker on Oxford State Road burned last night after back fire. Baker told Deputy Bill Fisher he was repairing the bike when it ignited. Estimated loss totals $400.
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Arthur Clifford Baker
Oxford State Road
Baker
Butler County
Bill Fisher
Hubcaps stolen from car outside J J Lanes in Butler County
Steve Weinstein reports hubcaps valued at 40 dollars were taken from his vehicle while parked at J J Lanes on South Main Street. He told Butler County deputies yesterday afternoon.
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Steve Weinstein
Hampton Place
Butler County
S. Main Street
Riot at Fisk and Vanderbilt Sparks Nashville Tension
Ronald White of Madison described a brick through his car window as a Negro threw it near the Tennessee State campus. Shots were fired from a Fisk dormitory and police hunted for weapons while Fisk players reportedly destroyed molotov cocktails. Shouts of black power echoed over two nights as Carmichael appeared at Vanderbilt and Fisk events.
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Ronald White
Madison
Tennessee State
S.o.b
Fisk
AMA Aids Socialized Medicine Realization in a Decade
Glen Slaughter of Oakland told the American Society of Internal Medicine that socialized medicine could be real within ten years. He blamed doctors for driving charges and criticized the AMA’s political ineptitude, saying it helped speed Medicare by years.
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San Francisco
American Society of Internal Medicine
Glen Slaughter
Oakland
Iright
Usia
Slaughter
American Medical Association
Intruders Break Into Klontz Sohio Station
About $200 was taken from the top compartment of a small office safe at Klontz Sohio Service Station in Excello after intruders broke a window to gain entry. A hammer and chisel were used to access the safe while a drill aimed at the bottom. A cupboard with records and checks was damaged, but it is unclear if items were taken. Richard Klontz discovered the break-in before 6 a.m.
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Klontz Sohio
Excello
Ray Thomas
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Richard Klontz
VANDALS Target Cars and Property in Local Nightime Incidents
Police briefs report gold paint sprayed on Kay Woodward s car at 3205 Roosevelt Ave. Vandalism includes two drunken driving arrests William R Davis and Richard Smith at Route 4 and Plymouth Ave Brentwood St respectively. Garb age thrown into Dr E C Beck s yard and a light post topped by a garbage can. Thieves stole three wire wheel covers from Richard Caskey s car on Baltimore St. J K Harrison s car roof slashed causing 50 dollars damage.
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Kay Woodward
Roosevelt Ave
Dr. E. C. Beck
Terrace Drive
Richard Caskey
Baltimore St
Absence From Fort Knox Lands Soldier Arrested
PVT Lenard I Martin aged 19 was arrested Saturday night at 3301 Burbank Avenue and charged with being absent without leave from Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Pvt
Lenard I. Martin
Burbank Ave
Ft. Knox
Humphrey Sees Diplomatic Gains From European Trip
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returned from a two week seven nation tour amid antiwar protests in Brussels Rome Florence West Berlin and Paris. Observers cite improved U S European ties and urge Johnson to consider similar overseas visits. Virginia named for Queen Elizabeth I is noted in a closing line.
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Brussels
Belgium
Hubert H. Humphrey
Europe
Humphrey
United States
Asia
Johnson
Rome
Florence
West Berlin
Paris
Pleasant dental powder offers relief for loose plates
An old advertisement promotes F. &n improved powder to sprinkle on upper and lower plates to reduce gummy taste and odor from dentures. It claims alkalinity neutralizes sour notes, helps dentures fit better, and urges regular dental visits. Available as PASTEFIN at drug counters.
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Lebanon Rt. 3
Ohio State Patrol
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Kensington St
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U.S.A
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West Germany
France
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Virgin Queen
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U. GA
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