Buffalo Police Move To Restore Order In East Side Uprising
About 400 helmeted officers moved into Buffalo's East Side to quell a night of rioting, arson, and sniper fire. Police said tear gas was used after youths smashed windows and set fires. nine people were arrested and four officers were injured. Civil rights leaders blamed broken promises to East Side residents for the violence.
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Grand jury to hear Garrison aide testimony in New Orleans case
A grand jury in Orleans Parish will hear testimony from an aide to Garrison amid questions about the investigation. The aide alleges he resigned over concerns about the probe's methods and potential bias. Lawyers noted competing accounts as investigators pursue links to a detective agency and private services in the case.
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Yan
Hen Keane
Servicemen to gain license breaks amid proposed changes
Readable fragments indicate discussions on licensing concessions for servicemen and related vehicle procedures. Details are unclear but reference to licenses, motor vehicles, and possible regulatory steps appear tied to a forthcoming week.
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Hepik Vehion
Ht Motors
Polly Estein Neapseas
Freie Vehicles
Pavel Watery
Poverty stricken mom uses TV to ease hunger
In Clarke County Mississippi a mother of twelve, Ina Mae Nelson, says hunger haunts her family. She uses television as a distraction while they cope with limited food, worn housing, and a lack of medical care amid poverty. Nelson works as a housekeeper for $24 a day three days weekly to feed her children ages 2 to 12.
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Leshagat
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Inthit Mae Nelson
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Childeth Mone
Rane Menalson
Nelsons
Clarke County
Desoto
Bya
Heaths Of The Day Mrvetary Funeral Schedule Incomplete
A fragment announces a funeral service led by a cemetery director at the end of an unclear sequence. The text mentions Indy Menke and a general director role with garbled details.
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van Seorlon
Indy Menke
Qinveal
Ie Cineral
Frank B Heckathorn, World War I Vet, Dies at 72
Frank B Heckathorn aged 72 died yesterday in Velerne Admistralian Hospital The lar after a long illness He was born January 12 1898 in New Castle to Benjamin and Margaret Heckathorn A World War I veteran he served 12 years in the US Army He is survived by his wife Hatlie Plt two daughters Tone Stewart and Ethel Stewart a son George a step daughter Beverlyn Russel a sister Anna Wherry two brothers George and Alburt nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren The family will receive friends at Robert A Myers Funeral Home and a funeral service will be held Friday with Brig William Barley officiating Interment will be Castle View Burial Park
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Tatby) Russel
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Rentz Couple to Honor Ole Brandt with Open House
Mrs. Rentz hosts an open house for Ole Brandt, a Danish American Field Service student from Trem Neshannack High School. The event at Il Park Lane precedes Brandt’s return to Denmark after completing his studies.
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Broken sewer line polluting Shenango River near Grant St
A broken sanitary sewer line is reported polluting the Shenango River near Grant Street. City officials say emergency work is needed and a council meeting and church event are planned, with Rev C hk Cumming speaking about Christian day school operations. Public attendance invited.
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Wiliam J. Watkins
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Cie Oriiedos
Pitshburgh
Turnpike personnel director appointed in Carbon County
The Carbon County Republic newspaper reports the selection of Walter Coney as personnel director for the Turnpike Commission. Lester de Burlein praised the choice, noting Coney’s veteran public relations experience. Police said a pickup incident led to a shooting. a wounded coworker received bandages while fleeing the scene.
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Nel
Phone workers to take strike vote in Pennsylvania
The Federated Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania and HLM members plan a strike vote within two weeks to protest a wage cut by Bell Telephone Co. A new ESS system will replace 40 workers with two, reducing weekly salaries and prompting a major labor confrontation. Bell says no layoffs will occur.
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ESS
Nw Company
Glentanning
Constitutional conclave delegates to be selected
Lawrence County political leaders move to pick candidates for the state Constitutional Convention. Republicans will choose two candidates for the November ballot and select 18 delegates at 8 50 p m July 10, while Democrats plan a late meeting in Butler to nominate their two delegates. Audina leads the Democrat effort with proxy votes allowed and aims to have conventions results by August. The convention is expected to begin in December with recommendations appearing on the 1988 primary ballot for voters.
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Lawrence
Arnold Satz
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Ralph Audina
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Audina
Israelis Annex Old City of Jerusalem
The Israeli government announced the annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem by extending municipal control under Mayor Teddy Kollek. The move follows a wartime handover from Jordan and aims to settle more Jews in Jerusalem while expanding Israeli administration over Palestinian territory.
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Siapire Panith
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Rkressel Sede
Micludans
Burglary Report Details Multiple Thefts At City Sites
Police report burglaries at two establishments and a church in the city. A window was broken to gain entry at one site, with machines and a safe contents taken. A second break in targeted a building near a northeast office door, while a vehicle at a state park suffered thefts from a parked car.
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Cifield
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