Army's civil disturbance plan tested by riots across cities
The riots tested Army plans for civilian disorder as 26 000 soldiers 14 800 National Guardsmen and 32 000 governors' guards were mobilized in Washington Chicago and other cities following Dr. Martin Luther King's death. Only 15 rounds fired under strict rules, with 39 lives lost last week and 66 in Detroit and Newark previously.
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Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Martin Luther King
Army
Detroit
Newark
Cyrus Vance
President Johnson
Vance
Johnson
Michigan National Guard
United States
DAR Leader Sees Communist Role in King's Murder
Mrs. William Henry Sullivan Jr. of Scarsdale New York DAR treasurer general claims the Martin Luther King Jr murder was Communist directed and that riots nationwide stem from Communist activity. She spoke at a news conference describing unrest as fueled by Reds.
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Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Martin Luther King Jr
William Henry Sullivan Jr
Scarsdale
N.Y
DAR
Reds
Kaiser Estate in Honolulu Sells for 2.5 Million
The Honolulu estate of late industrialist Henry J. Kaiser goes on sale for 2.5 million dollars. The property spans 308,950 square feet with six occupied houses and a marble lined main residence. Amenities include sunken tubs built‑in TV private garden radio gates intercom and an Olympic size pool. Mrs. Kaiser remains in New York awaiting relocation.
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Honolulu
Henry J. Kaiser
Obituary for Mrs. Fanny Perin of 207 Park St
Obituary notice for 96 year old Mrs. Fanny Perin of 207 Park Street. Services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Riggs Funeral Home with Rev. Howard Sears officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Visiting hours Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Fanny Perin
Park St
Riggs
Howard Sears
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Widow Lizzie Blair 91 Dies in Middletown Nursing Home
Mrs Lizzie Blair 91 died at 8 55 p m yesterday at Friendly Oaks Nursing Home where she had been a patient for 18 months She formerly lived at 313 Crawford Street in Middletown and came from McKeesport Pennsylvania She is survived by her son Edward Chistner of Middletown two sisters Mrs Lillie Wood and Mrs Mollie Temple and one brother William Schmidt Funeral arrangements are at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
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Lizzie Blair
Friendly Oaks
Crawford St
Blair
Middletown
McKeesport
Harry
Edward Chistner
Lillie Wood
Greenville
Mollie Temple
William Schmidt
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Touring Professor Stops Here in Middlefield Visit
Dr. Spros Papaspyropoulos executive secretary of the University of Athens philosophy faculty is in Middlefield for two days before a three month U S college tour. He stays with Dr. Petros Petro at 4515 Sebald Drive and will travel to Oxford Western College for Women and Dayton then Indianapolis to study higher education practices under the International Visitors Program of the U S State Department.
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Spros Papaspyropoulos
Faculty of Philosophy
University of Athens
Athens
Greece
Middletown
United States
Papaspyropoulos
Petros Petrou
Sebald Drive
Stonyrill
Oxford
Western College
Dayton
Indianapolis
International Visitors Program
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
U.S. Department of State
Hamilton Youth Dies In Crash
A 19 year old Hamilton man Dale M Savage of 108 Craig Drive died after losing control of a westbound car on Ohio Route 130 near Route 27. The vehicle skidded 200 feet and flipped, ejecting Savage who was found beneath the car after it landed wheel first. Five deputies freed him. his death marked the third Ohio traffic fatality over Easter weekend and the seventh in Butler County this year.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Rt
Rt. 27
Dale M. Savage
Craig Drive
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Savage
Ohio
Butler County
Grass and Dump Fire Reported Along Local Roads
Fire crews responded to three separate incidents yesterday starting at 11:30 a.m. on Marymont Court where a grass fire was caused by burning trash. At 12:39 p.m. a dump yard fire on Germantown Road was sparked by burning trash. At 2:39 p.m. a grass fire along Yankee Road near Segamore Street was caused by a train spark.
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Yankee Road
Old Segamore Street
Germantown Road
Marymont Court
Area men missing in boating mishap
Corbin Kentucky rescue crews resumed search for two Ohio men after their boat overturned near Noes Dock in Whitley County on Friday. Riley Back of Franklin and Charles Black of West Carrollton were thrown into the Cumberland River amid treacherous rapids during a fishing trip. the darkness and rough water halted efforts Saturday.
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Corbin
Ohio
Franklin
West Oe
Cumberlandiver
Riley Back
Shaker Road
Charles Black
Main St
West Carrollton
Back
Black
Noe
Whitley County
Kentucky
Back’s
Lilly Mae Back
John McQuinn
Wrong Term Used In Rights Bill Story
A Journal report on the civil rights bill notes the term Realtor should have been real estate broker. The article details exemptions based on ownership, housing type, and broker usage, with the law applying to federally funded housing first and expanding after 1968 and 1969. It states the statute lists real estate brokers, agents, and salesmen, not Realtors.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Don E. Hawkins
Middletown
Burglars Break Through Wall At Local Construction Office
Burglars used a sledge hammer to break through a concrete rear wall of the David L. Smith Construction Co office at 2620 Jefferson Road. They pried open a soft drink machine and a metal money box. amount stolen was not yet determined.
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David L. Smith Construction Co
Jefferson Road
Ohioans Killed In Vietnam War
The Defense Department reports three Ohioans killed in Vietnam. Army Pfc. William F. Brown of Cleveland and Marine Pfc. Edward L. Towslee of Akron were killed in action. Marine Lance Cpl. Walter M. Ostapchuk of Columbia Station died of wounds.
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Washington (Ap
Vietnam
Defense Department
Army
William F. Brown
Cleveland
Edward L. Towslee
Akron
Lance
Walter M. Ostapchuk
Columbia Station
Cleveland to Chicago Flights Soon
Service is expected to start May 1 on direct flights between downtown Cleveland and downtown Chicago. The Chicago based Commuter Airlines is negotiating a contract with Cleveland to operate from Burke Lakefront Airport. The 310 mile trip will take about 12 hours in propeller driven planes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Burke Lakefront
DP & L Names New Executives
Dayton Power and Light Co. promotes Kenneth G. Oxley to executive vice president as part of a top-level reshuffle. Robert B. Killen Clifton Reede and Philip K. Pfanner become group vice presidents. New vice presidents include Fred H. Dettmar John F. McGee Lawrence J. Renas Joseph E. Theobald James O. Tritschuh and James D. Williamson.
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Dayton, Ohio
Kenneth G. Oxley
Dayton Power and Light Co
Oxley
Robert B. Killen
Clifton Reede
Philip K. Pfanner
Fred H. Dettmar
John F. McGee
Lawrence J. Renas
Joseph E. Theobald
James 0. Trit‘schuh
James D. Williamson
Thieves Pry Open Car Trunk in Fleming Road Theft
Police report shows Ruby Patterson of 1716 Fleming Road had a spare tire valued at 35 dollars stolen after thieves pried open the trunk of her car. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Ruby Patterson
Fleming Road
21-Year-Old Elected to Waseca City Council
Rog er Rucker, 21, won a seat on the seven member Waseca City Council in Minnesota by a slim margin. He campaigned with brief ads and door to door work while balancing a wife and upcoming baby. Rucker aims to be the voice for younger residents and reforms in city government.
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Minnesota
Waseca
Rucker
Council
FBI Reexamines King Killing Involvement By Several
Investigators ponder whether more than one person helped kill Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in Memphis. Officials question getaway car counts and disputed radio transmissions while the FBI leads a sweeping manhunt with evidence from palm prints to a high powered rifle. Attorney General Ramsey Clark refuted earlier claims of a single runner, saying one individual was involved, and the probe continues with arrests not yet certain.
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Memphis, Tenn
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
King
FBI
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Washington
Justice Department
Medger Evers
Mississippi
Congress
Tion
Charles W. Whelan Jr
Ohio
Mississippi River
Birmingham
Atlanta
South
Hub cap theft targets Kenneth Meehan in local incident
A hub cap was stolen from a car owned by Kenneth Meehan aged 22 of 3141 Elman Drive. The theft occurred recently, and police are investigating the incident.
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Kenneth Meehan
Elman Drive
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Jack Frisbie, Butier Co
Heart Association
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DP & L
Westinghouse Products
Central Ave
Westinghouse
Melampy
Sun
Waseca, Minn
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Alvester McKnight
Calumet Ave
John Halbig
Aiv
An.erview Ave
Waseca Journal
Lorraine Motel
Samuel Kyles
Kyles
John Willard
Bessie Brewer
Lorraine
2Nd Ave
Grand Avenue
Gideon Rd
Studio Theatre
Peasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
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Joe Meadows
S. Main
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