Student unrest rocks Illinois colleges in May wave
The Associated Press reports widespread student protests across Illinois campuses after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. s assassination. Sixty nine students arrested with many suspended or expelled. At Northwestern students seized the business office demanding a list of demands. Other campuses including SIU Carbondale Northern Illinois University Eastern Illinois University Roosevelt University and University of Chicago saw similar actions. Roosevelt framed around academic freedom while other campuses pushed broader race pride and reform goals.
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Free diabetes screening offered at Lions Club Building
A diabetes screening program will be offered free to Johnston City residents Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Lions Club Building. The simple finger-prick test provides results the following night.
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Youth beaten during visit to Chicago
Four Chicago area youths were charged in a case tied to a beating of Donald Nettleingham, 15, of Cullom, during a school trip. Nettleingham said he and two classmates were stopped in a Grant Park tunnel near the Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium, asked for money, and he suffered a nose injury.
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Haiti asks U.N. action to stop bombings
Haiti called for U.N. action after bombings that struck Port au Prince and Cape Haitien. Ambassador Raoul Ciclari, head of the Haitian delegation, said the assaults likely originated from the United States or four other places and named Cuba, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and the Bahamas as possible launch sites.
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