Man Declares He Will Stay After Home Bombing
J Newton Hill, a Black resident of Cleveland Heights, says he will not leave his torn home after a dynamite blast destroyed the front and damaged two sides and the basement. No one was hurt. Damages are estimated at 3000 dollars. Hill is director of Karamu House, with ties to interracial cultural work.
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Cleveland, Ohio
J. Newton Hill
Cleveland Heights
Hill
Louise
Edward F. Gaffney
Hil
Cleveland
Karamu House
Charlies M. Gard
Fair Housing, Inc
Fair Housing Group
Gard
James R. Sewell
Willoughby
Ohio
Fulbright Faces Tough Primary Test in Arkansas
In Arkansas, Senator J W Fulbright, longtime dove on Vietnam, may face a strong challenge from fellow Democrats including former Govs Orval Faubus and Sid McMath. Republicans see potential gains as Fulbright weighs re election amid waning support for his Vietnam stance. Rockefeller praises Fulbrights backbone, while Fulbright weighs rumors of opposition and maintains no announced bid.
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Little Rock
Ark
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Fulbright
Orval E. Faubus
Sid McMath
Faubus
McMath
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Marine Reserve
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Peter Jennings
ABC News
Curbstone
LBJ
Conson
Huge variance in drug prices reported in NYC
Washington AP reports up to 850 percent price variance in New York City drugs as William Haddad of the Citizens Committee for Metropolitan Affairs testifies to a Senate Small Business subcommittee. Critics warn prices hit low income areas while industry leaders stress funding for research costs.
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Nyc
New York City
William Haddad
Citizens Committee For Metropolitan Affairs
C. Joseph Stetler
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Haddad
Stetler
Senate
Arthur Levitt
New York State
Steller
Congress
Subcommittee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Large Newark Dope Ring Busted After Airport Trunk Seizure
Police and federal agents seized 125 pounds of marijuana worth 250000 in a trunk marked clothing personal brought in by air from California. Five Akron Ohio and New York suspects including Ted Aiken Daniel Zellman David Martin James Blount and Judy McClelland faced conspiracy and possession charges with bail set at 15000 to 25000. A second pair were later arrested for possession and LSD linked to the same ring.
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New York
California
Greenwich Village
Akron
Ohio
TWA
Kennedy Airport
Ted Aiken
Manhattan
Los Angeles
New York City
Aiken
Daniel Zellman
Meriden
Arabs and Indians protest Israel Day reception in New Delhi
Arab and Indian students demonstrated outside a New Delhi reception for Israel. Mounted police dispersed the crowd after demonstrators hurled stones at the Sikh writer's home. They shouted anti Israel and anti agency slogans and warned guests not to enter. No arrests were reported.
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New Delhi
Israel
Irkael
Central Intelligence Agency
Middletown Youth Fined for DWI in Juvenile Court
A 16 year old from Middletown, Danny F Hudson of 5007 Riviera Drive, was fined 50 dollars plus costs and given a 90 day driving suspension with imposition suspended. Two other Middletown area drivers, Douglas James Johnson aged 17 of 1521 Sheridan Ave and Larry Joe May aged 16 of 3949 N First Ave Trenton, received 60 day suspensions. Johnson faced speeding charges and a stop sign violation was dismissed. May faced speeding charges.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
David Black
Danny F. Hudson
Riviera Drive
Middetown Area
Douglas James Johnson
Sheridan Ave
Larry Joe May
First Ave
Trenton
Johnson
May
Fragmentary numeric code from 606 entry
Readable digits suggest a clipped financial or catalog line with percentages and measurements. No clear names, places, or events emerge to establish a full news item or identifiable subject.
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Lincoln University
Lagos
Nigeria
U.S
Ford ‘Foundation
Fayetteville
Hal C. Douglas
Washington
City Loan
Central Ave
Donald Gallagher
Mgr
Boy
DWI
Long Insui
Fieldcrest
SEL OG
Bath Mat SA
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