Governor Brown Says He Is Sick And Tired Of Riots
National Guardsmen and police patrolled two tense San Francisco neighborhoods to deter renewed violence after two nights of rioting sparked by the police killing of a suspect. Gov. Edmund G. Brown pledged to protect life and property while Mayor Shelley sought federal funds for a youth job program amid ongoing unrest.
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Negro Bands Raid St. Louis Stores
Armed patrols struggled to control a tense race situation as crowds of up to a hundred Negro rioters smashed windows attacked bystanders after a Congress of Racial Equality rally. The march followed the shooting of Russell Hayes, a 24 year old suspect from East St. Louis, whose death was ruled justifiable homicide by a coroner’s jury amid clashes at police headquarters.
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Ohio University approves 2.4 million Lancaster campus plan
Ohio University trustees approved final plans for a $2.4 million Lancaster branch campus. Groundbreaking is set for December on a site beside Lancaster High School, with the two story building slated to rise on the lot in the city of Lancaster Ohio.
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