Controversy Over Stokes Handling Spurs East Side Meetings
In Cleveland, controversy over Mayor Carl Stokes’s riots response in Glenville spurs mass meetings. About 200 policemen’s wives demand his resignation while Negro leaders plan a rally to defend him. Key figures include Safety Director McManamon and Police Chief Blackwell.
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Two Priests Seek Leave of Absence from Priesthood
In Cincinnati two Catholic clergy members Rev. Timothy J. Leonard and Rev. Kieran Quinn requested lay status. Leonard, once at Assumption Church and Purcell High School, was ordained in Rome ten years ago. Quinn, Cincinnati Franciscan Province manager of the Michelle Art Gallery, taught art at Roger Bacon High for 11 years and edited St. Anthony Messenger. Both declined to discuss future plans.
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Police Break Up Rioting in Seattle District
Police ended two hours of fire bombing and rock throwing in Seattle's predominantly Negro central area after all officers moved in. More than 500 were arrested as six small fires were put out and damage stayed minor. Two people were injured by rocks. Wilma Manzer and Harold Hudson were treated and released.
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