Motorist loses license six months for drag racing charge
An 18 year old motorist received a six month license suspension and a suspended three day jail term in municipal court for drag racing. Other drivers faced fines for speeding violations and assorted traffic offenses. Several individuals were fined for license violations and unsafe driving.
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Harry E. Spencer
Reily
Matilda E. Woodrey
Highland St
June Rupp
Ellen Drive
Marvin Finley
Trenton Franklin Road
Wanda F. Brewer
S. Main St
Thomas O Pence
Marty Lee Lane
Carlisle
Sammie
T. Lamb. Mack Jr
Eighth Ave
Timothy S. Lindsay
Ronald Black
New Miami
Linden Ave
Richard W. Hawkins
Charles T. Rose
Highland Street
Seldon Jacksonburg Road
Miller Road
Viola Road
Joseph E. Street
Hamilton
Jimmy R. Barker
Howard Ave
Diana C. Risner
Bexley
Bobby E. Dye
Clyde
Keays Ave
Raines
Barnitz St
Herman Foist
Sharon K. Hollon
First Ave
Robert Smith
Baltimore St
Mamie A. Ramsey
Minnesota St
James R. Key
Tipp City
Fred J. Rudie
Waynesville Rt
Clyde D. Miller
Ohio Ave
First Negro Named To Princeton Office
Elliot D. Moorman, an 18 year old freshman from Newark, was elected class president for Princeton University, the first Black student to hold the post in the school's 221 year history. He will lead the sophomore class next fall.
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Princeton
Elliot D. Moorman
Princeton University
Newark
First Desegregation Free Suit Filed In North
The Justice Department filed its first Northern school desegregation suit, targeting Cook County School District 151. It alleges racially biased faculty assignments across six elementary schools serving South Holland, Phoenix, and part of Harvey. The suit seeks an injunction and a desegregation plan for the 1968-69 year.
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Washington
Justice Department
Cook County
Ill
Atty
Ramsey Clark
U.S. District Court
Chicago
South Holland
Phoenix
Harvey
Clark
Old Chief Cavalry Horse Beats Illness At Ft Riley
Old Chief a 36 year old Army cavalry horse at Ft Riley continues to take it easy despite illnesses. He suffered a colic attack last week and arthritis since earlier this year, yet remains alert with a good appetite. Handler Ronald Haley says the horse is recovering and still enjoys pasture life dating back to 1953.
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Army
Chief
Spec
Ronald Haley
Haley
Scottsbluff
Neb
Ft. Riley
10Th
9Th Cavalry
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