Presented Mule Reminds Nunn Of Its Donors
A Kentucky group named the Poor People's Coalition gave Gov. Louie B. Nunn a mule called rope at a motel during the Republican governors conference. The gift cost 70 dollars. Nunn had earlier given a 70,000 dollar thoroughbred from the Kentucky Breeders Association. Mrs. Juanita Bain spoke for the group, saying the gift signals the poor’s desire to participate in government decisions. About 25 members attended. the mule was taken away to work in a sorghum mill. Marland was named in honor of Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles I.
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Lexington
The
Poor People’s Coalition
Louie B. Nunn
Nunn
Kentucky Breeders Association
Juanita Bain
Hospital Strike Riots Roil Charleston Night of Violence
Charleston reports fires, false alarms, vandalism, and rock throwing as racial tensions flare after Negro hospital workers strike. About 20 arrested under curfew. Rev. Ralph Abernathy denounces violence and asserts nonviolence. Strikers demand union recognition and a raise from 61.30 to 2.05 per hour.
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Charleston
S.C
Robert McNair
Wilmot E. Guthrie
Ralph David Abrnathy
Charleston News and Courier
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Abernathy
Clarence E. Singletary
Medical College Hospital
Daniel R. McLeod
Singletary Todey
Cub Scout Pack 1 Awards at First Presbyterian Church
Cub Scout Pack 1 held a meeting at the First Presbyterian Church where awards were presented to Fritz Johnson Tim Andres Marty Wells Bernard and Greg Jutte Tim Pratt Todd Hamm Keith Grier Danny Curry and Tom Brigner. The group also planned a summer program featuring a five mile hike along the old Miami Erie Canal for an achievement award.
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Cub Scout Pack 1
First Presbyterian Church
Fritz Johnson
Tim Andres
Marty Wells
Bernard
Greg Jutte
Tim Pratt
Todd Hamm
Keith Grier
Danny Curry
Tom Brigner
Miami Erie Canal
Bomb Slayer Gets Life
Orville E. Stifel II, a former Cincinnati laboratory technician, convicted by a U S District Court jury of mailing the bomb that killed Lorain teacher Daniel J. Ronee in his home last July 8 The 22 year old was spared the death penalty with a recommended life imprisonment U S Attorney Bernard J Stupinski said parole is possible after 15 years The prosecution linked the act to jealousy over a Youngstown woman Cheryl Jones who began dating Ronec
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Cleveland, Ohio
Orville E. Stifel II
Cincinnati
Stifel
Daniel J. Ronee
Lorain
William “Foss
Hopkins
Peter Pandilidis
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
U.S
Governors Discuss Campus Cures Amid Disorder Talk
Governors meeting in Lexington to discuss campus violence and local controls, with emphasis on safeguarding missile defense. A student demonstration at the gala and calls to cut federal aid test GOP unity as Ford and Morton debate strategy. Police prepared for a rally at the University of Kentucky and a march to the down town hotel for the state dinner. Portland campaign raises 5000 to keep open a church coffee house for hippies, but a solicitation envelope returned with a bar of soap.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Louie B. Nunn
Ronald Reagan
California
GOP
Rogers C. B. Morton
Congress
Gram
University of Kentucky
Nixtown
Ohioan Held For Murder In Hammer Slaying
Floyd Henry aged 55, of Zanesville, was charged with first degree murder for the hammer killing of his wife Bernice, 41. He guided officers to a shallow grave five miles south of Zanesville, where her body lay under two feet of dirt near an abandoned strip mine. Henry said he drove to the area after an argument over her plans to leave him.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Floyd Henry
Bernice
Henry
Zanesville
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Great Society
Lather
Portland, Ore
Lawson
Bologna
Lawson’s
Tri-State
Paul W. Powers
Cartons
Catane
Lawson's Orange
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