Safety Town Opens Monday With 15 Enrolled
Fifteen youngsters are enrolled for the first Safety Town session starting Monday at League Street School at 9 a.m. Names include Richard McGuckin William Webb Jr Ronny Gilson Lee Ann Duty Christina Frey Mary Hackathorn Lisa Churchill Debra Hoffecker Edward McGinn Jr John Roth Brenda Plue Ann Hadley Bobby Lippert Christina McGuire and Raymond Zickefoose.
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League Street School
Richard McGuckin
William Webb, Jr
Ronny Gilson
Lee Ann Duty
Christina Frey
Mary Hackathorn
Lisa Churchill
Debra Hoffecker
Edward McGinn, Jr
John Roth
Brenda Plue
Ann Hadley
Bobby Lippert
Christina McGuire
Raymond Zickefoose
Nurse Describes Kennedy as Inspiring Yet Reserved
Marion E. Guinn, 22, a nurse who worked last summer for the Kennedy family, recalls Sen. Robert Kennedy as sincere and full of ideas yet quiet and shy. She believes Kennedy’s father will be deeply affected by news of the assassination, noting a pattern of tragedy in the family. Guinn, now Director of Nursing at Bell Haven Convalescent Home in Columbus, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guinn and a graduate of Western Reserve High School and Providence School of Nursing.
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Robert Kennedy
Marion E. Guinn
Sen. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Miss Guinn
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Bell Haven Convalescent Home
Leo Guinn
Miss. Guinn
Western Reserve High School
Providence School of Nursing
Sandusky
Kennedy Dignified by Rochester High School Stop
A young Robert F. Kennedy campaigned in Rochester in 1964 for Senate. He spoke to about 150 students in the forum room, handled hostile questions with wit, joked about lowering the voting age, and boosted Kennedy’s popularity with the school mock election win.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
Kennedy
Keating
New England
House
Global shock after Kennedy shooting rattles leaders
Pope Paul VI said he is shocked and deeply saddened by the shooting of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. In Washington lawmakers, including Sen. Yarborough and Sen. Jackson, voiced horror, with House Speaker McCormack calling it terrible and indescribable as the world reacts with fear and disbelief.
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John W. McCormack
Kennedy in Critical Condition After Attack
The article details the aftershock of the assassination attempt on Senator Kennedy with John Glenn and Edward Kennedy at his side. Wounded bystanders are named and Vice President Humphrey comments on the nation’s prayers. Manciewicz reports Kennedy in an ICU, breathing on his own, with most of the bullet removed.
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Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Air Force Academy
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Humphrey
McCarthy
Chicago
Paul Schrade
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William Weisel
Irwin Stroll
Elizabeth Evans
Schrade
Bobby
Frank Manciewicz
Manciewicz
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