Restraint Urged After Bomb Incident In Minneapolis
Community leaders urged restraint in Minneapolis as two police officers homes were bombed in a racial incident. No injuries occurred and targets were Patrolman David Clunis and Captain Kenneth Moore. Civil rights leaders suggested non Negroes may have carried out the bombings to provoke repression.
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United Press International
Minneapolis
Minn
David Clunis
Kenneth Moore
Clunis
Moore
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Montgomery
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
New York
City Board of Education
Greenwood
Miss
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison
Chapel Hill
N.C
Danville
Actress Eva Norde sues Steve Allen for 200000
Los Angeles AP Eva Norde claims broadcast disclosure of her address and unlisted number on a Steve Allen show invaded her privacy causing lost opportunities. She filed suit in Superior Court naming Allen Meadowland Enterprises Paramount Television and Westinghouse Broadcasting. Also named is writer Mel Brooks for remarks about Norde during the program.
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Los Angeles
Eva Norde
Steve Allen
Allen
Meadowland Enterprises
Paramount Television
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
Don Alberta
Miss Norde
Mel Brooks
Brooks
Priest Drops Charge Against Segregationist
A Roman Catholic priest in Plaquemines Parish dropped assault charges against Leonard Mackenroth after a brief trial start. The priest cites Christian charity for the withdrawal while ex-communicated Catholic Leander Perez criticized him as an insulting bully. Mackenroth had been accused of striking the priest during a dispute over an integrated church service at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in POINT A LA HACHE. Harvard coach Jack Barnaby marked his 200th collegiate tennis victory as Harvard defeated Columbia this spring.
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Point-A-La-Hache
UPI
Plaquemines
Leander Herez Sr
Frank J. Ecimovich
Leonard Mackenroth
Mackenroth
Father Ecimovich
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Perez
Plaquemines Parish
Cuban Invasion Talk Fades After Wild Inflation of Numbers
In Miami the talk of a new refugee invasion of Cuba weakened after unfounded reports multiplied the supposed force. Initial claims of three boat parties and a few hundred men grew to 500 plus, then to 3000, with officials cautioning the figures were overstated and unclear broadcasts followed.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Manuel A. deVarona
de Varona
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
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Gadsden
Ala
A. B. Cunningham
Harvard
Columbia
Jack Barnaby
Cron
Central America
Radio Liberacion
Penney
Penney’s
GROUP
Bigges
Jamaica
Justin
DeSiard
Penney's
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