Cleveland racial disorders linked to new violence pattern
A UPI summary cites a National Causes and Prevention of Violence commission report from Case Western Reserve University noting Cleveland unrest last summer began as person directed violence. The study discusses mayor Carl Stokes and ongoing racial hostility despite political leadership and Nixon administration review.
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Washington
UPI
Cleveland
Commission Fr
Case Western Reserve University
Hutchins
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carl Stokes
Nixon
Governor Moore Seeks Private Development Drive
Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. outlined plans to create a private development corporation to drive West Virginia growth. He said the move would attract investment and expand economic activity while preserving state participation.
Commencement Exercises Planned at Fairmont State College
Governor delivered remarks at Fairmont State College as part of a planned commencement program. Moore indicated the event will feature staged proceedings and formal addresses.
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Tls. Moore
Apollo 10 to Skip Holiday for Crucial Debriefing Phase
Spacemen will forgo Memorial Day to complete the first phase of their debriefing as Apollo 12 prepares for a moon walk. Apollo 10 trained intensively, simulating all but the final touchdown, to aid Apollo 12 and future lunar missions. Slayton, head of debriefing, said crews will work as long as needed to finish.
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Edward K. Delongace
Houston
Apollo 10
Owledge
Apollo 11
Me Uuei Yluuieee
Lulue
Aldrin
Armstrong
Michael Collins
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A’ Cerman
Moon Orbit
Donald K .Deke] Slayton
Yablonski enters race for UMW presidency
Joseph A. Yablonski, on the United Mine Workers international executive board, announces candidacy to unseat incumbent W. A. Boyle in the union election next December. He attacks Boyle over black lung efforts and proposes to bar relatives from the payroll, citing past salaries.
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Joseph Raub
Washington
Yablonski
Nader
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Lunar
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. “Buz” Aldrin
Tough Disclosure Bill As Introduced In Congress
Rep. Ken Hechler introduces a tougher financial disclosure bill requiring members of Congress, judges, and top federal executives to publicly report income tax data covering all sources, not just specific incomes. The measure rests before House members for consideration.
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Washengion
UPI
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
Congress
House
Hechler
Board Chairman Returns Cadillac Prize at GM Fundraiser
James M. Roche, board chairman of General Motors, won a new Cadillac at a fund-raising dinner at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club but he returned the door prize after the drawing. About 500 patrons paid $100 per plate for a chance to win the car, a prize Roche already owns a Cadillac of his own.
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Detroit
UPI
James M. Roche
Roche
General Motors
Cadillac
Grosse Pointe Yacht Club
Protests Sweep Argentina as Nationwide Strike Grips Nation
In Buenos Aires and across Argentina hundreds of thousands of workers and students strike against President Ongania. Violence flares in Cordoba and other cities as troops are recalled and military courts set to try assaults on police.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juan Carlos Ongania
Cordoba
Buenos J Aires
Rosario
la Plata
Salta
Ongania
Doctors Face Monday Conference Over State Mental Health Change
The status of Dr. James Merritt and Dr. Alene Blake of the Southern West Virginia Regional Health Council will be clarified in a Monday conference with State Mental Health Commissioner Dr Mildred Mitchell. The Council’s president says the council’s clinicians may have been reassigned to the State Department of Mental Health, though Merritt and Blake deny being informed and want to discuss the matter.
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James 0. Merrit
Alene Blake
Southern
Council
State Department of Mental Health
Daniel Hale
Princeton
Merritt
Blake
Po Mental Health Commission
Wee Ete
Program of Health Schees
West Virginia
Bateman
Health Council
Bake
Oak Hill
Husband
Sary v
Sexual Deviate Suspected Abductor in New Canaan Girl Disappearance
In New Canaan Connecticut police and state agencies probe a possible sexual deviate abduction of 10 year old Mary Mount from Kiwanis Park after a loafer shoe and signs of a struggle are found. About 500 officers volunteers searched a half mile area with divers failing to locate the girl or any clue.
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New Canaan, Conn
UPI
FET
Canaan
Mary Mount Ter
Joseph Moisistan Machines
IBM
Peat 2
Kiwanis Park
International Busis
Henry Keller
Billy
Rong
Deaths and Funerals In Raleigh County
Funeral notices for Larry Bennett 38 of White Oak Allen Ave Beckley born Dec 23 1937 list services at New Salem Baptist Memorial Baptist Church in Beckley with Rev Jim Franklin officiating. Burial in Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Also notices for John Bender 74 Daniels and other survivors in multideceased list.
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Orda
Larry Bennett
White'o'neal
Allen Ave
Beckley
New Salem
Ranam
Teher
Jim Franklin
Neely
Blue Ridge
Bennett
Glen m
White
O'Neal
Baptist Souree
Nel
Abrahem
Tate
StePaeus
David Bennett
Effie Smith
Killar- Bennett
Bord Vives
Rhoda O'Neal
Raleigh County
Messillon
Ohio
Baptist Church
Donna Sweeney O'Neal
Jeffery Allen
Greg
Leona
Arden
White Oak
Arlo
Cindy Lee
Morine Neal
Huntington
Joha
Mis
Myrtle Ben-H- Morgan
MacArthur
Kyle
Rose
Quesenberry
Delaware
Noah
Oak
Earl of Beckley
Carl
John
Edwards Taxem
Omer
Cleveland
Funeral services set for Mrs Ethel Mae Triplett
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Mae Triplett 43 of Davy will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Free Will Baptist Church in Davy with Rev. Jackie Hamilton in charge. Burial follows at Organ Cemetery. The body leaves Fanning Funeral Home Welch for the church at 4 p.m. today for calling. She died Wednesday at Welch hospital after a long illness. Born Coalwood Oct 30 1925 she was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church at Days. Survivors include sisters Emilien Sparks Pineville and Margie Thomaz Fanrock.
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Ethel M. Triplett
Ethel Mae Triplett
Davy
Free Will Baptist Church
Jackie Hamilton
Fanning Funeral
Welch
Welch Hospital
Coalwood
Emilien Sparks
Pineville
Margie Thomaz
Fanrock
RNS
Indictment Against Milton Mayor Is Dismissed
Cabell County Common Pleas Judge Ernest E. Winters dismissed charges against Milton Mayor Raymond Doddridge after he was previously found innocent on the same $31 parking meter fund charge. The ruling cites double jeopardy concerns and notes Doddridge is a re election candidate.
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Huntington
UPI
Cabell County Common
Pleas Court
Ernest E. Winters
Milton
Raymond Doddridge
Winters
Doddridge
The
Peace Court
Bids Invited For New Post Offices
The Post Office Department seeks bids for construction of new post offices in Freeman McDowell County Glen Jean Fayette County Raysal McDowell County and Brenton Wyoming County. Interested bidders should contact Thomas W. Mathis Real Estate Officer P O Box 149 Logan WV 25601. Bids open June 20 in Logan.
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Post Office Department
Freeman
McDowell County
Glen Jean
Fayette County
Raysal
Brenton
Wyoming County
James Kee
Kee
Thomas W. Mathis
P. O. Box
Logan
W. Va
Funeral services for John S Richardson Raleigh Miner 74
John S Richardson 74 of Raleigh died at 4 30 a m in a Beckley hospital after a long illness. Born May 23 1895 in Prestonburg he was a retired mine foreman last with Republic Steel Corp Jonben. Survived by Gilda Maddy Richardson three sons John Earl of Kittanning Pa Douglas and C 4 Folex Toledo Ohio a daughter Beulsa Philips of Shady Spring a half sister Ada Lee Williams Cypress Calif 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Friends may call at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home after 4 p m Saturday.
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Roseland Quesenberry
John Bender
Daniels
Beckley
Pennsylvania
Joseph and
Eva Bender
United Mine Workers OF America
Daniels Missionary Baptist ‘Church
Evelyn Burton Bender
Clarence
Betty “Shrewsberry
Clifton, Va
John S. Richardson
Raleigh
Keyser Bryant
D. Smith
Beckley Hospital
Prestonburg
Thomas F
Amanda White Richardson
Republic Steel Corp
Jonben
Gilda Maddy Richardson
John Earl
Kittanning
Douglas
Folex
Toledo
Ohio
Senators clash over Kennedy amid criticisms of his strategy
Debate centers on President Kennedy’s handling of the conflict as Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and colleagues John Tower and Harry Berd defend open discussion. They accuse opponents of dismissing dissent as irrelevant and criticize what they call Monday morning quarterbacking.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
John G. Tower
Rtex
Harry F. Berd
Dva
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Powell's Son and Slocum Bride Tie Pilgrim Ties in Georgetown
Adam Claxton Powell II, 22, descendant of Mayflower settlers, to wed Beryl Gillespie Slocum, 26, at Episcopal Cathedral in Washington with a Georgetown garden reception. Powell, MIT graduate and TV producer, once lived in Paris. Slocum is Radcliffe graduate and Newport debutante connected to Mayflower, Standish, and Brown lineages. They met in New York two years ago and plan a two week Soviet Union honeymoon.
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Ashington
Adam Claxton Powell II
Ecvalichal Cathedral
Sis
Newport
Tuxedo
N.Y
Roger Williams
Ched Brown
Rhode Island
Maj
George L. Gillespie
William McKinley
Radcliffe College
Shi
Archie
Powell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paris
Hazel Scott
New York
Soviet Union
Veterans Guard Abuse Allegations Surface in Berkeley
Alameda County Sheriff Frank Madigan says some Vietnam veterans hired as county jail guards mistreated Berkeley demonstrators like Viet Cong. He vows discipline but will not name guards or methods until grand jury convenes as probe also examines deputies with GI service background. The report follows protests near UC Berkeley and accusations of rough handling at Santa Rita Prison Farm and local police actions.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Frank, Madigan
Vietnam
People’s Park
Fter
University of California
Madigan
Santa Rita
Storms End Memorial Day Weather Calms Overnight
The weather pattern eased after violent storms moved through the area overnight. Forecasters warned residents to remain alert for possible showers while Memorial Day plans proceeded with improved conditions. United Press International reported a calmer night and a hopeful outlook for the holiday.
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United Press International
Seven year term for Miss Eisemann Schier in Mackle kidnap
Ruth Hisemann Schier received seven years in prison for her role in the Barbara Mackle kidnapping. She testified of her love for Gary Krist, who got a life sentence for the ransom plot. She may face deportation to Honduras after parole eligibility in 28 months.
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Decatur
UPI
Ruth Hisemann-Schier
Turstay
FBI
Norman
Okla
Eisemann-Schier
Gary Steven Krist
Miami
Barbara Jane Mackle
Miss Mackle
Milionaire Florida
Robert Mackle
Honduras
Miss Mackie
Emory University
Atlanta
Slave Magee at 128 Still Talks of War and Faith
In Columbia Mississippi Sylvester Magee aged 128 known as Slave Magee recalls aging memory and claims to be the oldest American. He says his simple life is guided by the Lord above and notes he forgot his birthday as a newsman checked in on him.
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Columbia
Miss
Sylvester
Magee
United States
South
Mississippi
Gnroulal
Rockefeller
New York
North Carolina
Martinez
HeiHe
Memorial Day remarks and world obituaries mix in brief
West Virginia officials mark Memorial Day with Col Bonar urging love of nation. Obituary notices include Dublin mayor Robert Briscoe’s death at 74 and Yale chaplain Coffin’s engagement. Other items cite Judge Baker’s failed new trial bid and Agnew’s Memorial Day address.
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Cameron
W. Va
Robert L. Bonar
West Virginia
Washington
Senate
Robert G. Bobby Baker
Baker
Senate Democrats
Oliver Gasch
Talks Amid Vietnamese Alliance Proposals
Allied forces from South Vietnam discuss Vietnam’s future postwar approach. Washington and Saigon seek mutual troop withdrawals under international supervision. Nixon and Thieu meet to resolve differences on peace limits while both sides stress allied cooperation despite differing perspectives.
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South Vietnam
Washington
Saigon
Ian International Agency
Nixon
Thieu
Blind Medalist Guevara Criticizes Antiwar Demonstrations
Jesus H. Guevara, 22, a blind, maimed Vietnam veteran and DSC recipient, speaks frankly about antiwar protesters as family and friends honor him. He explains his choice to serve and notes that only those who fought could truly understand the war’s cost.
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Brownsville
Tex
UPI
Jesus H. Guevara
Vietnam
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