College graduate faces preliminary hearing on bank robbery charges
Macy Marie Melvald, 23, of Orange Village and University of Dayton alumna, is charged with attempted bank robbery at a Pepper Pike branch. She allegedly shoved a tear gas pistol at the manager on August 3, fled, but was identified by a motorist's license plate and arrested at a roadblock. Authorities say she claimed the robbery was to fund her education and finish a book.
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U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Macy Marie Melvald
University of Dayton
Melvald
Orange Village
Continental Bank
Pepper Pike
Robert E. Siegfried
Baez barred by DAR plans free concert on Washington Monument grounds
Renowned folk singer Joan Baez seeks a free open air show on the Washington Monument grounds but is blocked by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The dispute echoes earlier race and religious objections linked to Ma Gan Anderson, while West German leaders Kohl Kiesinger and Willy Brandt visit Washington to discuss European defense and the U.S. alliance. The gala at a Hollywood party honored Carol Burketts debut on CBS.
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Joan Baez
Washington Monument
Washington, D.C
Miss Baez
Ma Gan Anderson
Miss Anderson
DAR
Franklin de Roosevelt
William Henry Sullivan Jr
Scarsdale
N. Y
Manuel Greenhill
Willy Brandt
Washington
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Volkmar K, Wentzel
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Rock Hudson
Hollywood
Grace Kelly
Hudson
Carol Burkett
CBS
Eva Gabor
Lucille Ball
Jack Benny
Debbie Reynolds
Milton Berle
Danny Thomas
Polly Bergen
Henry Fonda
James Garner
Samantha Eggar
Barbra Steisand
Ernest Borgnine
Gun Mishap Kills Oklahoma Artist Jerome Tiger
Jerome Tiger, a renowned 26 year old Muskogee artist of Creek and Seminole heritage, died early Sunday from a single gunshot wound at an all night cafe south of Eufaula. The pistol reportedly fired unintentionally while Tiger held it after stepping from a car. He slumped against his brother Johnny Tiger as the car moved. Tiger had been in demand with privately collected works, many reportedly unsold.
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Oklahoma
Jerome Tiger
Muskogee
Tiger
Eufaula
Marshall Warren
Warren
Johnny Tiger
Pigeons at Queen's Palace to Get a Sinking Feeling
In London a fire engine with a turntable ladder moved to Buckingham Palace as pest experts laid a soft plastic “scarecrow ship” on ledges and cornices to deter pigeons for about ten days. The device, pieced to cover a mile of palace ledges, makes the birds feel insecure so they depart for firmer perches.
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Queen’s Palace
London
Buckingham Palace
Queen's House
Denis Parsons
Ray Ash
Stone Palace
Red China Releases Russ Ship After Sino-Soviet Clash
A Russian freighter, the Svirsk, departed Dairen after a three day Sino-Soviet confrontation. Chinese Red Guards beat captain Viktor Korzhov and captured two sailors before the crew barricaded the ship. Kosygin warned to curb trade if the ship was not freed.
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Svirsk
Dairen
Red Guard
Mao Tse-tung
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Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Chey En-lai
Kosygin
Peking
Soviet Union
Svitsk
Viktor Kortzhov
Red Guards
Nikolai Ivanov
Korzhov
Ivanov
Korzhoy
Vladivostok
Officers in Court in Race Deaths
In Detroit two white patrolmen, Ronald W. August and Robert Paille, faced a crowded recorder's court as prosecutors pursued murder charges for killing two Black teenagers during a riot zone raid. Witnesses identified Aubrey Pollard and Eddie Temple, with testimony about last sightings before bodies were found. The hearing aimed to determine if enough evidence exists for trial.
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Detroit
UPI
Ronald W. August
Robert Paille
Aubrey
Pollard
Aubrey Dr
August
Eddie Temple
Fred Temple
Paille
Tarce
Temple
Recorder’s Court
Whites Shot Negro Marchers Fifth Day in Hammond
A group of about 20 Negro marchers began the fifth day of their planned 105 mile walk from Bogalusa to Baton Rouge. Five white men were wounded and 12 Negroes arrested after a confrontation at a tavern in Hammond. Gov. McKeithen warned march leaders that those arrested would face penalties if they violate the law. The march aims to end with a protest on the Capitol steps. Mounted troopers escorted the marchers from a Negro school where they stayed the night. Arrests occurred after raids on nearby Covington bars. no charges were filed.
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Hammond
Bogalusa
Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
Capitol
Covington
Clay Silent at Watts as Brown Captures Festival Spotlight
Deposed heavyweight Cassius Clay known as Muhammad Ali drew a 40 minute crowd at Watts Second Annual Watts Festival but offered no words to press. Rep Brown led a platform of Black Congress speakers urging resistance to white power press and warning of concentration camps for suspected rebels during a near 16,000 strong event at Jordan High School and a later Black Congress tally.
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Cassius Clay
Muhammed’Ali
H. Rap Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Council
Brown
82Nd Street
South Broadway
America
Black Congress
Tally
Tommy Jacquette
SLANT
Herb Carter
Los Angeles
Cambridge
FBI
U.S
Vietsam
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Black Nationalist Party
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