Violent unrest rocks Cincinnati and Dayton amid riots
In Cincinnati the third straight night of rioting spread to white neighborhoods as marauding gangs set fires looted and shot at National Guardsmen. Dozens of fires 70 arrests and 270+ arrested overall accompanied hospitalizations including a 15 year old shot in Walnut Hill. Dayton also saw rioting after a SNCC speech.
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Dayton
Walnut Hill
Ollie Ingram
Madisonville
Avondale
Neighbors deride Negro white wife in Warren confrontation
About 200 police, aided by 150 state troopers on standby, ring the Bailey home after days of rocks and insults in Warren Michigan. Dorado and Ruby Bailey face hostility from focused neighbors while defending their two week old ranch house as they vow to stay.
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UPI
Netris
Detroit
Dorado Bailey
Ruby
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Warren
Baileys
Mrs. Bailey
Base to close Litchfield NAF is slated for June ceremonies
UPI reports the abandoned Litchfield Naval Air Facility will officially close with ceremonies on June 20. The 21 year old station will transfer to the Naval Air Systems Command Representative Pacific and later to the General Services Administration for disposition. Public decommissioning is invited and July 1 the air base will be padlocked. Phoenix seeks GSA control for satellite airport with FAA endorsement.
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UPI
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Naval Air Systems Command
Pacific
General Services Administration
Phoenix
GSA
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East Must Weaken Trump Control In Bridge Play
In this hand from a bridge column Alfred Sheinwold explains how East can defeat a grand contract by delaying trump cashing. East should use hearts to weaken declarer's trump control, shorten dummy's trumps first, then wait for dummy's and declarer's trumps to exhaust.
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Civil rights groups pledge united attack on Cleveland discrimination
Nine major civil rights organizations joined to pledge funds time and effort to end discrimination in housing education and jobs in Cleveland Ohio. The suffern summit produced a plan to create a working model for coordinated urban programs and future efforts. Leaders attending included Martin Luther King Jr Roy Wilkins Whitney Young Jr and Bayard Rustin. The aim is to make Cleveland a test tube city for civil rights activity in coming years.
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UPI
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Suffern
N.Y
New York City
Kenneth B. Clark
Metropolitan Applied Research Center
Clark
Martin Tather King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Roy W. Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Floyd B. McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Bayard Rustin
A. Philip Randolph Institute
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense and Education Fund
Dorothy Haight
National Council of Negro Women
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Women’s hearing set today in marijuana case
Three women arrested last month on prostitution charges in north Scottsdale will appear for a preliminary hearing on possession of marijuana charges today before Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb. Michele Michaels 23 and Dawn Howard 25 were arrested at 11624 N Scottsdale Rd with marijuana found in the residence. They were released on bonds of 3000 and 2000 respectively. Miss Pauline Bowers surrendered to police a few days later and was released on 500 bond.
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Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Michele Michaels
Dawn Howard
N. Scottsdale Rd
Pauline Bowers
Murder hearing begins for Yoder
Preliminary hearing starts in justice court for John William Yoder 30 accused of strangling and beating his wife Adraina 23 to death last month. Yoder told police he found his wife's battered body and vaguely recalled a struggle but not the other person involved. He had previously been declared innocent by reason of insanity in Wyoming in 1904.
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UPI
Justice Court
John William Yoder
Yoder
Wyoming
Adraina
Art Offe
Wyoming National Guard
Gurnsey
Wyo
Swim-mobile visits Navajo School for $2 class series
The YMCA Swim-mobile will be stationed at Navajo School next Monday through Friday. Swimming classes start at 9 am, open to children who can place their chin on a yardstick. Five half-hour classes cost $2.
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Ymca Swim-mobile
Navajo School
Service members listed with ROTC commissions and assignments
Several Arizona State University ROTC graduates are named for second lieutenant commissions. Larry Vorbrich and Lawrence Jacobsen, both Coronado High/Monterosa residents, receive USAF commissions and B.A. degrees with assignments at Mather AFB and other bases. Others include Yee Smallsreed and Anthony Murray. Okyath, Zedan, Godzsak, Bye, Glecon, and more, with duties in Vietnam, California, and aboard USS Kearsarge. The piece also notes Smoky Mountains Park’s birthday and visitor milestone.
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Larry& . Vorbrich
G. &. Vorbrich
Lawrence Fr, Jacobsen
William J. Jacobsen
Monterosa
Arizona State University
Jacobsen
Yee J, Smallsreed WE
Lee J. Smallsreed Jr
5Th St
U.S. Air Force
Smallsteed
Scottsdale High
Williams Afb
Arizona Lottery Amendment Seeks November Ballot Backers aim to qualify with 56 741 signatures
A proposed constitutional amendment to legalize a state lottery in Arizona would appear on the November 1908 ballot if backers obtain 56,741 signatures. The filing was made Wednesday by three California men linked to the Arizona Sweepstakes Corporation, a unit of Inakeo Inc. of Salt Lake City. The plan mandates a 10 year license issued by the Arizona Racing Commission with a $50 000 annual fee and rules for drawings tickets and prize distribution.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
California
Robert W. Wilson
Francis Martin
John P. Brown
Arizona Sweepstakes Corporation
Inakeo, Inc
Salt Lake City
Texas
Nevada
Louisiana
Colorado
Missouri
James Freedman
Racing Commission
State General Fund
Seoul High School Students Riot Over Elections
About 20 000 high school students attacked riot police in Seoul marking a fourth day of protests against last week's parliamentary elections. Police arrested 616 students with clubs and tear gas. The Education Ministry closed schools as campuses suspended classes and colleges in four provincial towns also shut down amid claims the vote was rigged. President Park Geun-hye's Democratic Republican party won in a landslide.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Park Kean
Hee
Democratic Republican Party
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