Violence Rises as Civil Rights Protests Continue
Civil rights demonstrations across seven states turned violent on Friday. In Anniston Alabama a Black man lay critically wounded from a .45 bullet, paralyzed from the waist, as night riders and police clashed. In Bogalusa and Greensboro Alabama, arrests and injuries followed confrontations between pickets, bystanders, and police. Crawfordville named Jesse Meadows, the south's first Black police chief, amid desegregation tensions. CORE plans a protest march on police HQ in Bedford Suyvesant after a fatal shooting by a white patrolman. Brooklyn DA launches investigation to curb violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Anniston
Ala
Bogalusa
John Doar
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Greensboro
Selma
Brewster
Crawfordville, Ga
Jesse Meadows
South
Crawfordville
Meadows
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Bedford-Suyvesant
Brooklyn
Aaron Koota
Group Approves New Conservation Aid and Plans
The Huron Soil and Water Conservation District board approved four new assistance applications for Wayne Leslie, Paul Metz, Sheldon Bukter, and Harold J. Bond with acres listed for each farm. Completed farm plans for Kenneth Hinckley, Richard Bilton, Kenneth Hunt, and Lawrence Lawson were also approved. Final plans for the county agronomy tour set for Aug 17 at 1:30 p.m. were noted along with upcoming supervisors school dates in Athens. The next meeting moves to Aug 16 in the Post Office Building basement. TIFFIN Betty Jane Memorial Rehabilitation Center reactivates its occupational therapy department led by Marilynn Mangano, O.T.A., with experience at multiple hospitals and institutions.
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Board of Supervisors
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District
Wayne Leslie
Bronson
Paul Metz
Norwalk
Sheldon Bukter
Greenwich
Harold J. Bond
Fairfield
Kenneth Hinckley
Hartland
Richard Bilton
Kenneth Hunt
New London
Lawrence Lawson
Richmond
Supervisors
Athens
Tiffin
Betty Jane Memorial Rehabilitation Center
Marilynn Manegano
O.T.A
Mangano
College of St. Catherine
St. Paul
Pizza shop chatter and patrols echo through town
Police report a string of incidents from unlocked shop doors at Evelyn's and Hamiston's to a missing transistor radio from Mrs. Beekman's Whittlesey Ave home. A saber saw was claimed by Charles McKenzie, found by Charles Roberts on Townsend Ave. A blue car hit a guard rail near Milan Ave. Two incumbents, Paul Fazor and Tom E. Hunter, filed for Greenwich Township Trustee.
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Rendlen
Seminary St
Charles McKenzie
Charles Roberts
Townsend Ave
Evelyn
Hamiston’s
Cline St
Milan Ave
Old Plank Road
SCC
William C. Beekman
Whittlesey Ave
Paul Fazor
Tom E. Hunter
Ware
Greenwich
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed by Name
Admissions include Jack Egle 14 S Garden Mrs Maryue Conry Nes Radcliffe Raymond Schinsky Wakeman John Sinclair Bellevue George Roberts Wellington and others. Discharges include Grace Thorpe Ester Lawrence Elmer Andersen Robert Butler Baby Girl Parsons Terry Krause Hetty Power Ullins Helen Heidich William Gosch Kenneth Stephens and more. Memorial and Providence Hospital discharge lists note Terry Tucker Lucia Watson Patrick Schultz Kathryn Sowers with their associated towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Thorpe
Ester Lawrence
Elmer Andereson
Robert Butler
Norwalk
Break-in Reported at Ralph E Missler Home
Police were called to 60 W. Elm after a screen was removed and a bedroom appeared entered. Mr. and Mrs. Missler were away. Mrs. Missler returned with her mother about 12:10 a.m. and found a curtain hanging from a window and a moved chest of drawers with a spilled coin box. No items appeared missing.
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Ralph E. Missler
W. Elm
Mrs. Missler
Norwalk and area military news and local enlistments
Corporal Thomas E. Price Marine Corps meritorious mast noted for outstanding duty at Camp Hanson Okinawa. Price is son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Price Route 3 Nor walk and husband of Karen S Hart of 131 E Main St Nor walk. Eugene Hammersmith of RD 2 Norwalk enlists in 179th Materiel Squadron Ohio Air National Guard at Mansfield. Hammersmith to undergo short active duty for training before returning to reserve status. Ted J Lang manager of Lang Implement Co and salesmen Bob Kuehlman Howard Ott attend Oliver Corp 1965 Growing campaign field demonstrations near Bowling Green. A note references local classified help line.
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Thomas E. Price
Charles C. Price
Route 3
Norwalk
Karen S. Hart
Main St
Ninth Motor Transport Battalion
Third Marine Division
Camp Hanson
Okinawa
Norwalk High School
Price
Marines
Eugene H.hammersmith
Ohio Air National Guard
Municipal
Mansfield
Ohio
Hammersmith
Air National Guard
Ted J. Lang
Lang Implement Co
Bob Kuehlman
Howard Ott
Oliver Corporation
Harold Kateson
Dale Roe
Bowling Green
False advertising and incidental endorsements in TV ads
Discussion of how TV endorsements by a sports star and incidental visuals of products relate to false advertising under federal law. Examples include a glass image shown through nothing and a drug advert misleading about germ-killing in throat tissue. Ohio bans bait advertising and Better Business Bureaus monitor practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. X
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission Act
Ohio
Better Business Bureaus
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Yzalusa Civic and Voters League
Young
Columbia Street
Willie Brewster
Post Office
Take Homes
Vogue
Melvin Sell
Inger
Johnson Golden Porter
New London RD
Benedict
W. Main
Porter
Mary Shar
W. Washington St
Fitna Casualty
Fina Casualty
P.S
Personal Service
Autna
Atna Casualty and Surety Company
Warriors
Connecticut
DE Lua
Frank Sinatra
Trevor Howard
von Ryans Express
Mon and
Providence Hospital
Kathryn Sowers
Bellevue
Cedar Point
Frank
Sinatra Jr
Tommy Dorsey
Helen Forrest
Charlie Shavers
The
Iy Models
Fie
Ng Agian
Wbration
Mead Motor
Cary Grant
Leslie Caron
Star View Drive
West
Father Goose
Sun
St John Kennedy
South Pacific
Robertson
Cinalka Manin Avs
Crosby
Dale Frank Sinat
Steve McQueen
Natalie Wood
Ppencer
Untain
Maureen Fonda
Ohara
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