National Guard Deploys 800 Troops in Louisville Riots
Gov. Julian Carroll orders 800 National Guard members armed with M16 rifles into Jefferson County after a night of ant busing riots. Police report 38 hurt and 192 arrested with hundreds more detained for parade violations. Guards placed at state fairgrounds and downtown with orders to use minimal force.
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Julian Carroll
National Guard
Jefferson County
John Nevin
Philip
Ku Klux Klan
Kentucky
National
Richard L. Frymire
State Fairgrounds
Frymire
Justifiable homicide in Elyria shielded shooting death
Elyria city solicitor ruled the August 12 fatal shooting of 19 year old Daryl Maxwell by Patrolman Michael Killean as justifiable homicide. Maxwell allegedly burglarizing a bar prompted Killean to fire twice as he tried to flee. one shot killed him.
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Ohio
Daryl Maxwell
Michael Killean
J. William McCray
Leonard P. Reichlin
Office
McCray
Maxwell
Killean
MacCray
Buildings toppled as quake kills over a thousand in Turkey
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Turkey causing at least 1,000 deaths with a higher toll feared as rescue teams reach remote areas. Aftershocks, fires, and downed communications hampered efforts while aid arrived from Red Crescent and government ministers.
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Ankara
Turkey
Diyarbakir
Namik Kemal Deniz
Kandilli
Istanbul
Anatolia
Lice
Palu
Bureau of Disasters
Fahrettin Turan
Elazig
Red Crescent
Red Cross
Suleyman Demirel
Erzincan
Portugal moves to center after Goncalves purge
In Lisbon the purge of pro Communist Gen Vasco Goncalves shifts Portugal away from the left. Socialist officials and army officers say the danger of a Communist regime has passed and national policy may tilt toward the center as moderates gain influence on the Revolutionary Council and civilian parties seek a broader base of support. Navy Cmdr Manuel Martins Guerreiro remains among Goncalves supporters on the council.
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Stephens
Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Socialist Party
Goncalves
Mario Soares
Revolutionary Council
Munist
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Navy
Manuel Martins Guerreiro
Adm
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Autumn breeze lingers with mild Miami Valley high
Partly cloudy skies in the Miami Valley today bring a mid-70s high and a mid-50s overnight low. Tomorrow warms to the low 80s with a 30 percent chance of rain today and tonight.
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Miami Valley
No dramatic changes planned for Ford security
Secret Service officials say no major shifts in presidential protection are planned after the Sacramento assassination attempt. Ford continues to meet with lawmakers and attend events while maintaining his habit of greeting crowds.
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Ford
Washington
Secret Service
Sacramento
Jack Warner
Warner
Tattoo regrets and parole plans haunt inmates at LCI
Inmates at Lebanon Correctional Institution say tattoo recipients regret their ink and some plan to remove it upon parole. Shawnee Culbertson’s reports appear on page 29, while page 23 offers activities for youths and a fall recreation slate as summer ends.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Shawnee Culbertson
Fromme linked to Ford visit as gun discovered
Lynette Fromme, 26, associated with the Manson group, was jailed on a $1 million bond for attempted assassination of President Ford during his Sacramento stop. Witnesses described her calm, glassy eyes as Secret Service recovered a pistol.
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Miss Fromme
Calif
Lynette Alice Fromme
Ford
Sandra Good
Charles Manson
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Stephanie Malaspino
Secret Service
Fromme
Chary
Asbestons
Miss Good
FBI
Squeaky
Save the Earth
Manson
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