Spring Madness Sweeps New England College Campuses
Rioting erupts at Yale Brown Brandeis and Princeton campuses as students clash with police. Yale reports 1,500 students controlled by officers with 17 arrests. Brown sees 14 arrests and injuries to two officers. Brandeis clears campus with no arrests. Princeton reports 14 arrests and 500 involved.
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Bowery Wood Alcohol Tragedy Claims Dozens
New York AP reports a Bowery tragedy as at least 34 men and one woman died after drinking wood alcohol over the past week. 29 more are in Bellevue Hospital ICU, with several blinded. Police arrested two hardware clerks for selling the poison labeled paint thinner, one charged with homicide and the other with misdemeanor, both held on major bail.
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Bellevue Hospital
Lower East Side
David Feit
Abe Weinreb
40 Draw Fines In Court For Traffic Violations
Judge J. T. Lamb fined 40 people in Middle town Municipal Court with totals of $715. The largest $50 penalty went to Marjorie Hackney for false information to a state patrol officer. Other fines ranged from $10 to $25 for offenses including following too closely and no flag on extended load. 21 speeding fines totaled $330 and two bond forfeitures added $60.
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Middletown
Marjorie Hackney
Bridge St
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Omaha St
Gerald V. Cramer
Judy Drive
William L. Kruse
Kessling Drive
Springboro
Jack Hughen
Jackson Lane
Sherman Larsson
Stubbs Road
West Middletown
Varney Taylor
Glenco Ave
Osten Leon Wolfe
Wilshire Drive
Carlisle
Glen D. Ponder
Hamilton
Clarence Gill
Ogden Drive
Spencer A. Duffey
Bryant St
Race Policy Topics At YMCA Sessions
In Cleveland more than 500 YMCA leaders open a three day meeting. A committee report shows about 23 percent of YMCA branches still practice racial segregation. Judge Beach Vassey notes calls to intensify integration amid a changing national racial landscape. Negroes and non whites make up 9.1 percent of national YMCA membership but only 4.6 percent of the national board.
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Skylark
Double Trouble Hits Hitchhiker
Canton New York AP report says Mark E Trimm 23 was fined 115 dollars after pleading guilty to operating an uninsured and unregistered motor vehicle. He said he did not have the money. Justice Kenneth Aldrich ordered him to go home and get it. Trimm was also fined 25 dollars for speeding.
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Kenneth Aldrich
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Ohio vote shows tough squeeze on school levies
Ohio voters rejected most operating school levies in Tuesday's primary, with 12 of 37 defeated. Twenty of 25 bond issues were defeated, while a few small bonds passed including Beachwood 375000, Perry? Reynoldsburg 500000, Mifflin 775000, Farmington 7500. A recent law lowering required primary majority from 60 to 55 percent helped some districts cross threshold.
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Divorce Suits Filed in Butler County Courts
Irene Brown of Middletown sues Edward Brown for neglect and cruelty. Sadie Mae Clemons of Lexington against Lloyd Clemons for neglect. Patricia Rose sues Russell Rose of Trenton for neglect. Minor Desmond Lawson cross petitions against Vickey Lawson for neglect. Charlotte Smith sues Gerald Smith of Middletown for neglect. Johnie Hale sue Nellie Hale for neglect. Elizabeth Elam sues Chalmer Elam of Middletown for neglect. Marilyn Oliver a minor sues Burgess G. Oliver of Lexington for neglect. Henry Teasley sues Grace Teasley of Middletown for neglect. Billy Thornsburg sues Charles Thornsburg of Middletown for neglect.
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Woodlawn
Edward Brown
Middletown
Sadie Mae Clemons
Ellen
Charlotte Smith
Andrew
Gerald Smith
Johnie Hale
Glenn Ave
Nellie Hale
Elizabeth Elam
Baltimore St
Chalmer Elam
Midletown
Marilyn E. Oliver
Trenton
Burgess G. Oliver
Lexington
Henry Teasley
Garfield St
Grace Lillian Teasley
Billy Jean Thornsburg
Winona
Charles Edward Thornsburg
Thresher Probe Affirms Navy Sub Design Stays
Navy Court of Inquiry confirms no change in Thresher class design after the disaster that claimed 129 lives one month earlier. Rear Adm. Ralph K. James testifies the submarine’s design remains fundamentally excellent and the program should continue. The sunken vessel lies 8,400 feet deep east of Boston.
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N. H
Navy
Ralph K. James
Bureau of Ships
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
James
Adm
William A. Brockett
Boston
Cmdr
John W. Harvey
Harvey
Thresher
Miami ROTC Review Honors 31 Army Navy Air Corps Members
The Miami University Presidential Review on Cook Field at 10 30 a m Saturday will honor 31 ROTC members from the Navy Army and Air Force units with individual awards. A parade leads to the review led by Miami President John D Millett alongside commanding officers Capt G E Hearn Jr and Lt Col Harold P G H Thomas. Cadet Wing is commanded by Cadet Col James F Rockaway and the Midshipman Battalion by Midshipman John L Bedford. The event is open to the public and marks Armed Forces week and Mothers Day weekend with a special seating section for mothers and guests.
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Oxford
Miami University
Navy
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Miami
Cook Field
High Street
John D. Millett
G. E. Hearn Jr
USN
Harold
Soviets and U S Experts Continue Talks on Hot Line
In Geneva US Ambassador Charles Stelle and Soviet Semyon Tearaphein led a second round of technical discussions on a Washington Moscow hot line. Both sides kept details secret and declined comment after the closed meeting.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Kremlin
U.S
Charles C .Stelle
Semyon K .Tearaphein
Minsky Divorced by Ex Showgirl in Nevada
In Las Vegas Harold Minsky, a Burlesque show producer, was divorced by former showgirl Dardy Orlando on grounds of mental cruelty. The settlement from a closed District Court hearing on Wednesday was not made public.
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Nev
Harold Minsky
Dardy Orlando
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