No sign of suspect as 400-strong posse hunts Hart in Oklahoma
A massive posse of more than 400 combs Ozark foothills near Locust Grove Oklahoma for Gene Leroy Hart, the escaped convict charged in the Girl Scout murders. Officers, FBI agents, and state troopers man camps and roadblocks as residents fear returns.
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Mothers protest changes school gym uniforms in Amherst
Amherst Ohio action prompted by a mother’s objection to girls’ gym suits and a shower policy. The ACLU argued discrimination and privacy concerns leading to new rules requiring boys to wear uniforms and a note based shower exception.
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Tom Lockhart
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Board of Education
Two Koreas mark war date with boasts and warnings
On the 27th anniversary of the Korean War, North and South Korea staged mass rallies near the 38th parallel calling for each other’s leaders to go. Pyongyang touted reunification via confederation while criticizing U.S. forces. Seoul warned North Korea and urged removal of the Communist regime.
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Funeral mass for Soweto youth fuels violent tension
Thousands of mourners packed a Soweto cemetery for 17 year old Philemon Tlana as witnesses blamed police beating for his death. Police kept distance while high school students directed traffic and buses formed roadblocks. Autopsy reportedly found no assault marks amid ongoing unrest across South Africa.
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Lutheran leaders push end to apartheid in southern Africa
The Lutheran World Federation representing 58 million members overwhelmingly adopted a resolution declaring apartheid in South Africa a status confessionis. The vote, at the sixth assembly in Dar es Salaam, also elected Bishop Josiah M. Kibira of Tanzania as its first black president.
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Southern Africa
Carl May
South Africa
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Fifteen area youths named to posts at Buckeye Boys State
Ohio American Legion Buckeye Boys State at Ohio State University Athens concludes with fifteen area high school youths elected or appointed to posts. From Middletown High School Gregg Grimes David Langworthy Peter McCartt Jeff Bierly Dale Hopper. Fenwick John A Dobrozsi John W Nuck Donald J Goodman. Edgewood Doug Burgher Michael McDowell. Madison Jim Mynhier Tim Eagle. Lemon Monroe Timothy A Jones Lee Elwood. Carlisle Randy Evans.
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David Langworthy
Peter McCartt
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Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS 1 Sting 5 Grimace Punished
Crossword clues list across and down entries for a Eugene Sheffer puzzle with scattered word hints and partial phrases. The grid appears damaged with misread letters and garbled lines, offering a challenge to derive full answers.
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