CORE Demands $6 Billion In Reparations Now
CORE leader Roy Innis urged bankers at a conference to fund Black financial institutions and push for $6 billion in reparations, claiming wealth owed to Blacks by whites compounds over years. Innis and 15 CORE members crashed the event, meeting with about 100 Black bankers who later announced his luncheon address.
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Saki Roy Innis
Execuof
American Association
al Bankera Association
Fance
Innis
Blasting Bowls Injure Women in Winnipeg City Hall
Two women were injured when six toilet bowls exploded in a Winnipeg City Hall washroom. A faulty valve rammed air through the system under high pressure as a foot-operated flusher was used, blasting the porcelain and causing small cuts on their feet.
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Winnipeg
Man
Pentagon Chart Downgrades ABM Effectiveness
Opponents of the Safeguard program cite a secret Pentagon chart showing the anti missile system would provide only months of protection against a Soviet strike. The chart, shown to senators, centers on how many Soviet SS9 missiles could overwhelm Safeguard, feeding Senate debate on declassification and deployment.
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Pentagon
U.S
Senate
ABM
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Ian Abm
Baker
Nixon
Congressional
New York Times
Stanford University
Wolfgang Panofsky
Melvin R. Laird
Minuteman
Safeguard
Laird
Spartans
Tennessee
Deaths and Funerals Services Set Friday For Franklin Soldier
Franklin services for Army Sgt Floyd Edward Barber 23 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Barber will be at 2 pm Friday at Church of the Open Bible Bellbrook Rev Theodore Patricus and Rev William Willard will officiate Burial is in Springboro Cemetery Friends may call at Anglesby Funeral Home Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 pm Sgt Barber was killed in Vietnam near Pleiku while with the 15th Army Engineers He is survived by his parents and several relatives in Ohio and Indiana.
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Franklin
Army
Floyd Edward Barber
Raymond Barber
Crosley Road
Church of the Open Bible
Bellbrook
Theodore Patricus
William Willard
Springboro
Anglesby
Barber
Vietnam
15Th Army Engineers
Pleiku
Gayle Johnson Services and burial in Richmond Ind
Services and burial for Gayle Leroy Johnson 31 of Richmond Indiana are announced. He was the brother of Richard and Thomas Johnson and Mrs Albert Lattimore of Madrid, Iowa, with further details provided by the family.
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Gayle Johnson
Gayle Leroy Johnson
Richmond
Ind
Richard and
Thomas Johnson
Albert Lattimore
Children’s Workshop Still Open at Middletown Fine Arts Center
Registrations are still being taken for a Saturday children's workshop at the Middletown Fine Arts Center from 10 a.m. to noon. Instructor is Mrs. Arlene Klafter, a Wittenberg University graduate who has taught art at the university and in Toledo schools. Classes cover drawing, painting, and crafts with all materials furnished. summer term runs through July and parents may call the center or register their child next Saturday.
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Middletown
Services for Frank J. Parker to be held in Dayton
Funeral services for Frank J. Parker of Dayton, native of Franklin, will be at Westbrook Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery, Middletown. There are no visitations. Parker, founder and longtime chairman of Parker Advertising in Dayton since 1923, was an active Dayton Masonic Lodge member. Surviving are his wife Mary, a son James, and a grandson.
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Frank J. Parker
Dayton
Franklin
Westbrook
Woodside
Middletown
Parker
Parker Advertising
Dayton Masonic Lodge
Mary
James
Richmond Woman Dies. Edna Fye Rites Planned
Mrs. Edna M. Fye of Richmond Ind mother of Lucille Moss of Carlisle and Lawrence Fye of Farmersville died yesterday. Surviving include two other daughters a brother and 17 grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Stegall Berheide Orr Funeral Home Richmond with burial in Earlham Cemetery. Funeral home hours tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Richmond
Ind
Edna M. Fye
Lucille Moss
Carlisle
Lawrence Fye
Farmersville
Stegall- Berheide-Orr
Earlham Cemetery
Mrs Ethel Smith Rites Planned in Miamisburg Franklin
Mrs Ethel Smith 45 of 9234 Jane Ave Miamisburg died 11 25 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after six months illness of cancer Survived by husband Oliver a daughter Mrs Vannah Sue Howard of Carlisle her mother Mrs Minnie Burtress of Franklin and a grandchild Services set for 2 p m Friday at Eaton Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard to preside Burial in Springboro Cemetery Funeral home open Thursday from 2
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Ethel Smith
Jane Ave
Miamisburg
Middletown Hospital
Oliver
Vannah Sue Howard
Carlisle
Minnie Burtress
Eaton Funeral Home
Henry Howard
Springboro
Obituaries for Anna Harris and Julian McCord
Two notices list Anna Harris aged 82 of 2052 Madison Ave with funeral service at 10 a.m. tomorrow and Julian McCord aged 50 of State Line Road with service at 2 p.m. tomorrow, per Zettler and Webb funeral homes.
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Anna Harris
Madison Ave
Zettler
Julian McCord
State Line Road
Webb
Attack defendants bound to grand jury in Warren County
Frank and Toni Brown, of Middletown, charged with entering an inhabited building at night and shooting to rob, were bound over to the grand jury with $50,000 bonds. Victim Mrs. Sarah Gephart, 66, recovered from four gunshots and head injuries after a May 18 attack near Waynesville. Mrs. Gephart’s assailant was identified from a photo. Brown also faces Middletown charges for a March armed robbery.
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Middletown
Waynesville
Warren County
Frank
Toni Brown
Park Ave
Paul Herdman
Sarah Gephart
Brown
Gephart
Robert Rogers
Thurmond Kennedy clash over Figueres name on Douglas case
In the Senate a dispute over the pronunciation of Figueres erupted between Strom Thurmond and Edward Kennedy during debate on Supreme Court Justice William Douglas. Thurmond claimed the Inter-American Center and Parvin Foundation linked to Marxist activities, while Kennedy defended the center as anti communist and denied unsubstantiated charges about Douglas.
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Senate
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Figueres
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Thurmond
Harvard
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Jurist
Parvin Foundation
Latin America
CIA
Parvin
Juan Bosca
Dominican Republic
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Kennedy
Change of venue granted in Hodges murder trial
Common Pleas Judge Fred Warren granted a change of venue for Mark Hodges on a first degree murder charge. Hodges, 28, is accused of slaying Karen Kern, 20, of Sylvania in October 1967. Attorneys sought the move due to publicity. The Wood County prosecutor said the trial likely will relocate to Ashland County if caseload there is light.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Common Pleas
Fred Warren
Mark Hodges
Hodges
Karen Kern
Sylvania
Wood County
Ashland County
Monroe Chamber Names New Directors at May Meeting
Monroe officials Paul Mooney Donald M. Linkous and Stan Perin were elected to chamber posts at the May 16 meeting. Linkous is township trustee active in law enforcement, Perin Butler County engineer, Mooney former chamber president and realtor. They will be installed July 11 with U S Rep Lukens as speaker.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Paul Mooney
Donald M. Linkous
Stan Perin
Linkous
Perin
Mooney
Chamber
Dorothy Hieshue
Butler
U.S
Donald E. Lukens
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