600 Negro Children To Honor Cincy Policeman
About 600 Adi Junior High School pupils, mostly from Avondale, plan a six block parade in Cincinnati to honor Capt. Thomas Dixon district commander on his birthday. Readings will include messages from J Edgar Hoover and Gov. Rhodes. The event aims to foster better relations with police and ends with tours of the District Court police station.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Avondale
Tilford
FBI Plans Probe of Gary Election
Gary Indiana mayor elect Richard G Hatcher speaks of a multiracial administration as FBI agents investigate irregularities in the mayoral race. The Justice Department confirms a fraud probe amid a 1389 vote margin over Joseph B Radigan.
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Gary
Gary, Ind
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Justice Department
Joseph B. Radigan
James F. Turner
Department
Civil Rights Division
Radigan
Weather forecast for Miami Valley and Southwest Ohio
The forecast calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures tonight with a low in the lower 30s. Friday should bring sunny skies with a high in the upper 50s. Yesterday's high was a record at 48 with a low of 38.
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Miami Valley
Ohio
Saturn 5 launches toward moon as 140 ton satellite reaches orbit
The Saturn 5 rocket blasted from Cape Kennedy at 7 a.m. EST delivering the 140 ton satellite payload atop a multi-stage ascent. The Apollo 4 craft and dummy lunar module ride atop the 36 story vehicle in a mission designed to simulate early lunar pickup and return with an 8 hour 4 minute flight.
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Chrysler UAW Deal Nears After Long Bargain
Detroit AP report details a tentative Chrysler UAW contract covering 95 000 of 103 000 members after 34 hours of talks. Walkouts disrupted output and a parallel salaried agreement lagged. Walter Reuther hailed the accord as the best yet, closely mirroring Ford’s 6 percent gains and including Canadian parity phased in through 1970.
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Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Labor Rebels Press Unemployment Policy Shakeup
More than seventy Labor MPs signed a motion demanding an immediate change in unemployment policy this winter to curb imports and push workers toward export industries. Prime Minister Wilson faced a failed bid to avert revolt in the House of Commons and a censure motion, as opposition polls showed Conservative gains while Labor rebels broadened beyond the left.
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Mail
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Labor
Stokes Nominates Michael Blackwell as Cleveland Chief of Police
Cleveland Mayor-elect Carl B. Stokes chose Police Inspector Michael J. Blackwell to be chief of police, aiming to implement uniformed patrols and stronger community relations. Blackwell, 64, known for tough crackdown work, returns to lead the department as Wagner prepares to resign.
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Carl B. Stokes
Michael J. Blackwell
Stokes
Richard Wagner
Blackwell
Little Hoover Commission
Wagner
Ralph S. Locher
Joseph F. McManamon
James S&s. Carnes
Seth Taft
Miami Vultures Return as City Roosts in Downtown
Miami observers note a resurgence of red vented black vultures perched on the 28 story Dade County courthouse. Experts say the urban roosts draw year round tenants, with larger flocks arriving in winter while some birds remain through the year.
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Everglades
Dade County
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University of Miami
J. Norman Peters
Florida
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