Three White Men Freed in Selma Civil Rights Killing
In Selma Alabama three white men are freed after an all white jury acquits them of killing a white Boston minister, provoking predicted renewed racial tension. Reverend Andrew Young says the verdicts likely spark demonstrations, especially in Selma, as Martin Luther King Jr. spokesman comments reference the frame of the case.
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Selma, Ala
Boston
Jeff Selma
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Andrew Young
Civil rights killings prompt calls for federal action
In Selma Alabama Rev James Reed died after a March 9 attack. Elmer Cook Na mon O Neal Hoggle and William Hoggles face first degree murder charges. R B Kelley held on state charges and invoked the Fifth Amendment as federal prosecutors prepare their case alongside a pending state trial.
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James J. Reed
Selma
Broad Street
Boston
Alabama
Birmingham
Elmer L. Cook
Namon O'Neal Hoggle
Wiliam Stanley Hoggle
Cook
Hoggle Brothers
Reeb
R.B. Kelley
Justice Department
OSU To Build Mansion For President Fawcett And Heirs
The Ohio State University plans a $300,000 plus presidential residence funded mainly by private gifts. The project, to be on university land with landscaping costs, follows a trend among Big Ten peers whose presidents’ houses range around $100,000 to $184,000. Fawcett currently lives in a 44 year old Tudor on campus with limited staff support.
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Ohio State
Novice G. Fawcett
OSU
University
Fawcett
University of Illinois
Associated Press
Big Ten
Universty of Illinois
Fog Belt Covers 16 States
Wet warm air spreading across much of the nation produced heavy fog and rain from the southern Appalachians to the Rockies. Air travel disrupted from the Dakotas to eastern Pennsylvania while inbound flights landed at Detroit, Indianapolis and St Louis. Weather Bureau ties fog to Gulf air meeting cooler Midwest air. record warm readings reported in Missouri and widespread cool spells in New England.
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Rockies
Dakotas
Upper
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Idasho
Arizona
Utah
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Colorado
New Mexico
Chicago
O'Hare International
Midway
Detroit
Indianapolis
St Louis
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Midwest
Kansas
Illinois
St. Joseph
New England
Limestone
Fort Lauderdale
Clevelander Guilty On 3 Manslaughter Counts
John Henry Barnes, 43, was found guilty by a three judge panel of traffic manslaughter in Cleveland and sentenced to three to years in the Ohio Penitentiary. Judge William White condemned the lack of mitigating factors while noting the harm to three children.
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Cleveland
John Henry Barnes
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
William White
Barnes
Norman S. Minor
Ex Findlay College teacher sentenced for illegal entry
Former Findlay College chemistry professor Dr Nydia Barker Meyers Meyers, a native of the Ukraine, was sentenced in Toledo to a $1000 fine and five years probation for illegal entry after returning to the United States. She will return to Michigan to continue hospital research with husband Allen H Meyers in Tecumseh and Detroit area laboratories.
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Toledo, Ohio
Findlay College
United States
Michigan
Nydia Barker Luthy Meyers
Ukraine
Don J. Young
Allen H Meyers
Tecumseh, Mich
Woman dies after shotgun wound in personal safety incident
In Fostoria Ohio a pregnant woman identified as Mrs Robert E Marshall near Wayne died after a Thursday gunshot wound to the chest. An emergency cesarean was performed to save the unborn child, but both mother and baby died. The Wood County sheriff reports the wound was related to a personal safety incident.
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Fostoria, Ohio
Robert E Marshall
Near
Wayne
Fostoria
Wood County
Mystery plaque at Ohio Statehouse linked to 1935 ceremony
John Senn of Columbus identifies himself as bugler and Eagle Scout at the 1935 dedication of the statehouse lawn plaque honoring the unknown Boy Scout. The plaque, set by the Central Ohio Council executive board, commemorates the unknown scout and the 25th anniversary of scouting, with Dr. John C. Wilce as then council president. The inscription notes the English good turn that inspired American scouting.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Statehouse
John Senn
Columbus
Central Ohio Council of Boy Scout
John C. Wilce
Ohio State University
Scout Council
Senn
Boy Scouts
England
America
William D. Boyce
Television Highlights for Christmas Night Schedule
The King family performs Christmas songs in a festive telecast while a series announces its folding. Secret Agent features John Drake entangled in espionage in Lisbon as a naval officer vanishes and his wife is drawn in. Saturday Night Movie presents The Bells Are Ringing with Dean Martin and Judy Holliday. Hollywood Palace offers Caterina Valente and The Tijuana Brass with international guests. Gun Smoke follows a woman leaving a gang and facing a trap in Dodge City as she questions a marshal’s role.
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King Clan
John Drake
Lisbon
Dean Martin
Judy Holiday
Hollywood Palace
Caterina Valente
Pert
Tijuana Brass
Fedonia
West Germany
Dodge City
Marshal Dillon
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