Cleveland race riots: leaders seek permanent peace on East Side
White and Negro leaders met to curb violence in Cleveland's East Side as rioting subsided. Police and National Guardsmen maintained order amid looting and fires that left 4 dead and about 50 injured. An employment center was opened for workers displaced by store fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
East Side
Richard R. Wagner
Baxter Hill
Congress of Racial Equality
Wagner
Hough
Little Italy
Robert Canterbury
Hart bill aims to abolish federal death penalty
Sen Philip A. Hart introduces a bill to abolish capital punishment for federal crimes and replace it with life imprisonment. He argues penalties fail to deter crime, are unfair to the poor, and cites state and international trends. The measure lists federal offenses eligible for death and notes DC capital punishment for rape and murder. Several senators co sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Hart
Washington
Philip A. Hart
Hart
Great Britain
Senate
District of Columbia
Quentin N. Burdick
D-N.d
Paul H. Douglas
Dorothy Strengthens as Fourth Tropical Storm Forms
Hurricane Dorothy reached 75 mph winds as the season's fourth tropical storm, remaining about 1,200 miles east of Bermuda with no land threat anticipated. Ella, weaker and southeast of the Lesser Antilles, at 50 mph, also posed little immediate danger as forecasters expect a northwest turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Dorothy
Atlantic
Ella
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Gordon Dunne
Lesser Antilles
San Juan
Weather Bureau
Windward
Leeward Islands
Bicycle licenses to be sold in Mayfield
Middletown firemen announce bicycle licenses for the newly annexed area in Mayfield. Chief Charles Hansel says firemen will be at Mayfield School on Burbank Avenue tomorrow and Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. to issue licenses. Fee is 50 cents. Fifty six licenses were sold last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mayfield
Charles Hansel
Mayfield School
Burbank Avenue
Middletown DAV Chapter Wins State Award for Membership Gain
Harold John Hursh Chapter 131 of Disabled American Veterans earned a special engraved plaque at the 45th Ohio DAV meeting in Columbus for leading the state in membership growth. Middletown's goal rose from 40 to 80 with 81 last year and 121 this year, surpassing all other Ohio chapters for the second straight year. Attendees included Commander Allen Treadway and others. James McLain was elected state commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold John Hursh
Columbus
Middletown
Ohio
Allen Treadway
Stanley Sorrell
Tom Jackson
James McLain
Bernard Southard
Cincinnati
Peace Returns To Brooklyn After Racial Turmoil
In East New York Brooklyn racial peace returned after three days of peacemaking by public and private agencies. About 1 000 police remained in the area as officials coordinate inquiries into the killings. City officials clergy and youth workers led meetings with residents and youth leaders pledging to cool tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Dist Atty
Aaron EB. Koota
Howard R. Leary
Sriots
Har
Lem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Sanford D. Garelik
Special Police Command
East New York
Garelik
Lloyd Sealy
New York City
Cers
City Hall
John V. ‘Lindsay
Lindsay
Blood For Victims Of Fire Urgently Sought In Lebanon
Donors are urged to give blood for two severely burned men. Dewey Stringer of South Lebanon and David Hetz of Loveland have extensive burns and are receiving care at Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati and Jewish Hospital. Blood drives run at General Hospital Cincinnati with hours listed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ernie Clark
Warren County
Clark
Dewey Stringer
South Lebanon
David Hetz
Loveland
Stringer
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Hetz
Jewish Hospital
Kings Mills High School
General Hospital
Photographer Jerry C Lacey Completes Merit Course
Jerry C Lacey of Osborne Studio at 101 N Verity Parkway completes a week long advanced professional portraiture course at Winona School of Professional Photography. He receives a special merit certificate from the Winona Lake school as part of continuing education for photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry C. Lacey
Osborne Studio
N. Verity Parkway
Winona
Temperature of Cold Blooded Creatures Varies with Surroundings
Statement notes that cold blooded animals have body temperatures that match their environment, reflecting ectothermic regulation and reliance on external heat sources for warmth.
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Ralph
Locher
A. Henson Jarman
Fellowship Baptist Church
Frltion
Christ
Bol
Michigan Democrat
Georgia
Taulbee
Manchester Rad
Vannest St
Peace
Eric Dean
Tu Complete Variety Store
Firestone
Rt Rai
Routritten
U.S
Mom
William A. Harrison
Main
Harrisons
North Main Street
William Harrison
Insurance and Bonds
C. Murphy CO
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
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