Black Liberation Alliance Forms in Columbus
About 60 former CORE members formed the Black Liberation Alliance in Columbus this weekend. The group aims for self help and local action to push basic social economic and political changes. Robert Lucas of Chicago chairs the national steering committee with James Williams of Philadelphia as first vice chairman and William H. Stewart of Cleveland as second vice chairman.
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Columbus, Ohio
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Alliance of Power
Columbus
The
Black Liberation Alliance
Robert Lucas
Chicago
Lucas
Alliance
James Williams
Philadelphia
William H. Stewart
Cleveland
Windows in Homes Shattered by Rocks in Night Incidents
Several homes reported broken windows and windshields late Sunday. Ernest Hampton and Richard Wilson suffered glass damage to picture windows, with losses of 125 and 150 dollars, respectively. A storm window at R B Leasure’s home and an upstairs window at Pat Oakley’s were broken, with lesser damages. Dr David Brown’s auto windshield near Taft School was chipped, and a yard lamp at John Race’s home was damaged.</analysis>
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Ernest Hampton
Lawn Ave
Richard Wilson
Nelson Road
R.B. Leasure
Kenwood Drive
Pat Oakley
Rosedal Road
David Brown
Wheeling
W.va
Taft School
N. Verity Parkway
John Race
S. Marshall Road
Middletown High Band Associates Elect New Officers
Mr and Mrs James Carter of 2512 Tytus Ave head Middletown High Band Associates as the new co presidents. A meeting at Central School is set for 7 30 pm with films of the MHS band camp and band day at Miami University to follow. New officers include Mr and Mrs Roy Hensley vice president secretary Mr and Mrs W D Bryant treasurer and board members Mr and Mrs Dean Williams Mr and Mrs Dick Peters and Mr and Mrs Kalbaugh.
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James Carter
Tytus Ave
Middletown High Band Associates
Central School
MHS
Camp Campbell Gard
Miami University
Roy Hensley
James Kalbaugh
W.D. Bryant
Dean Williams
Dick Peters
Kalbaugh
Escapee Caught in Huntsville Armored by FBI Agents
Detective Captain Cliff Hyde of Butler County sheriff's dept says Arlo Barger, 28, of 1865 Parrish Ave., who fled a common pleas court after being found guilty June 20 on two concealed weapons charges, has been captured in Huntsville Alabama by FBI agents. A prior Covington Ky report on Sept. 20 was incorrect.
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Hamilton
Cliff Hyde
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Arlo Barger
Parrish Ave
Common Pleas
Huntsville
Ala
FBI
Lindsay Says Strikes Imperil New Yorkers
Mayor Lindsay warns a police slowdown and the teachers strike threaten public safety for New Yorkers. He offers to meet major teachers' demands but the union rejects the plan. The dispute centers on Ocean Hill Brownsville and school closure as part of a broader walkout with arrests and tensions across the city.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
UFT
Ocean Hill
JHS
Lindsay
Nun Recieves Duplicate Messages From Pueblo Sailor Brother
Sister JoAnn a 27 year old Dominican nun from Grosse Pointe receives identical letters from a USS Pueblo crewman alleged to be her brother The letters claim to help prove Pueblo espionage and include errors that reveal the ruse The letters postmarked New York and attributed to Tona Lamantia Steubenville Ohio raise questions as Lamantia a maritime technician was due for discharge and earlier letters had been returned unread
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Grosse Pointe, Mich
Grosse Pointe
North Korea
JoAnn
St. Claire School
Detroit
New York
Tona Lamantia
Steubenville
Ohio
Lamantia
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Symphony
BY Joanne Brooks
Civic Symphony
Charles Ansbacher
Marian Spelman
Miss Spelman
Europe
America
Leonard Bernstein
Leroy Adderson
Sne
Middletown
Ansbacher
New Black Alliance
Turco 35
S. Breiel Blvd
Utivac
S. Broad St
Barger
Covington, Ky
San A
Mianne Valley
Laiddletown
Ie Eee
Charlie Reeder PLC
Nera
Midtown
Manhattan
Police Association
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Houston
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Jean Blazer
Butler County Recorder
L. J. Lapham
Doverdale
Echo Spring
Pgeo
Kentucky
Blue Cross
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