Probing Ideas After Cleveland Riots Stir Debate
Cleveland leaders weigh causes and cures after East Side riots. Mayor Locher defends city efforts in housing and schools for Hough. critics urge quicker playgrounds and urban renewal. Clergy and state representatives warn of broader civil unrest and demand action on unemployment and education.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph
Locher
East Side
Hough
Carlos Rawlings
Cleveland
Rawlings
Metropolitan Affairs Commission
Council of Churches of Christ of Greater Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Ralph M. Besse
Cleveland Electric Dominating Co
Besse
TV Surveys Do Not Prove Any Theories
Mary Margaret McBride reports on surveys about television attitudes from more than a hundred people across 15 states. Respondents include artists, writers, homemakers, a liquor dealer, a contractor, and a doctor. Mixed views emerge on whether TV helps or harms, with praise for certain programs and warnings about overreliance. Probing results suggest surveys do not settle much.
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Mary Margaret McBride
Cynthia Lowry
Miss MceBride
New York
West Shokan
N.Y
Iéss
California
Maine
Many Things Bother Economy
New York AP reports economists see rising prices wages profits defense spending and capital spending as troubling trends while auto buying housing starts consumer credit demand durable goods orders and perhaps productivity wane. The upward factors promise current prosperity but sow seeds of future trouble as prices surge faster this year than in earlier stable years.
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New York
East New York Peace Returns After Riots
Calm returns to East New York Brooklyn after a week of nightly clashes among Negro, Puerto Rican, Italian American and white residents. Public and private peacemaking drew to Sunday, with Brooklyn DA Aaron E. Koota and Police Commissioner Howard R. Leary planning talks on potential criminal responsibility. About 1,000 officers maintained a security presence. Eric Dean, 11, was killed by a sniper last Thursday. Chief Inspector Sanford Dol Garelik pledged to keep forces in place for safety.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dist Atty
Aaron E. Koota
Howeard R. Leary
Sanford Dol. Garelik
Special Police Command
East New York
Kansas Traffic Deaths Rise Over Weekend
Six highway deaths were counted in Kansas over the weekend. A crash west of Pittsburg Sunday night killed three people including 20 year old David Ford of Pittsburg, Father Thomas Colgan, a Roman Catholic priest, and Patricia Niklalesen of St. Louis, with ten others injured in the Chicopee社区 collision. Coffeyville youth Larry Hugenin, 17, was struck and killed Sunday at Coffeyville’s western edge while his own car had broken down. Two Plainville men, Dennis Harrison 19 and Kenneth Kaltenbaugh 22, died Friday night in a single car crash on Kansas 18 near Damar.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Pittsburg
Chicopee
David Ford
Thomas Colgan
Patricia Niklalesen
St. Louis
Coffeyville
Larry Hugenin
Plainville
Kan
Damar
Dennis Harrison
Kenneth Kaltenbaugh
Probate hearing for Ethel M Forrer estate Kansas
In Franklin County Probate Court a petition by E Lamar Forrer executor seeks final settlement of the Ethel M Forrer estate. The hearing will address executor acts proceedings and accounts along with fees and expenses and attorney allowances.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Ethel M. Forrer
E. Lamar Forrer
Court prompts heirs to share Ethel M Forrer estate
Petition seeks determination of heirs legatees and their shares under the will of Ethel M Forrer deceased. Defendants must file written defenses by August 10 1966 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa court. failure may prompt judgment. Bowers Bowers, Attorneys.
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Ethel M. Forrer
Ottawa
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