Cleveland pulls last National Guardsmen from East Side
In Cleveland the final National Guardsmen were withdrawn from the East Side Negro section while downtown officials and 400 police paid respects to three murdered officers. Mayor Carl B. Stokes said 1,200 guardsmen would stay on standby and could depart if calm returns as he toured the East Side and spoke with youths detained after curfew violations.
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UPI
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Cleveland riot fallout as streets quiet after gunfire
Memorial service at St. John s Cathedral draws city officials and visiting officers while Fred Evans pleads innocent in murder case. National Guardsmen retreat as tensions linger in Glenville with racial animus and questions about mayor Stokes s leadership.
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McGovern Declines Endorsement of Humphrey as Kennedy Delegates Rally
Senator George McGovern declared he would not endorse Vice President Hubert Humphrey, citing the need for a clear conscience on Vietnam. In Los Angeles he testified before the California delegation, aligned with Kennedy’s antiwar stance and signaling a possible fourth party bid if a McCarthy-Humphrey deadlock occurs.
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Vatican to rule on birth control under Paul VI
Vatican sources anticipate a papal document announcing a ruling on birth control. The decision is expected to be a clear no to the pill and contraception, upholding the Church's traditional prohibition as inherently evil and shaping global Catholic life.
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Calendar and Columns Highlight Reading Pages
Inside pages feature a calendar of events C L Sulzberger editorial and farm notes plus notable columnists James Reston Preston County news and Terra Alta coverage. Readers see letters Before You Buy consumer questions feminine focus and alumni notes across sections.
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Farm Page
Bill Hart
Fayette-Greene News
James Reston
Charleston
Preston County
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Terra Alta News
Tom Wicker
Washington Merry
Adaline Moore
Margaret Dana
Vera Larter
University High
Good Morning Riddle From The Sun Magazine
A playful quip ponders why people favor the front of the bus middle of the road and back of the church as a light humor piece from The Sun Magazine in Baltimore.
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Dubcek Vows Czechs Will Decide Fate Amid Soviet Ties
Prime leader Alexander Dubcek told Czechoslovakia he would follow reforms toward democracy while remaining loyal to the Soviet alliance. He rejected an army general’s attack on Moscow and stated Prague would not tolerate outside coercion as he pledges sovereign choice within the Warsaw Pact framework.
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Soviet Union
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Soviet Union Pressures Czechoslovakia Over Liberal Reforms
Diplomatic sources say Prague reformers must concede to Moscow to avoid Soviet military intervention. The Kremlin runs large scale air force war games over Leningrad and near Iran as talks on Czechoslovak frontier troops stretch.
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Steel negotiators fail to reach wage settlement in 400000 U.S. Canadian jobs
Pittsburgh sources report chief negotiators for 11 steel firms and USW failed to agree on a basis for settlement. Talks to continue over the weekend while union boards decide actions. A short strike could barely affect the economy, but a month-long walkout could widen the impact if Taft-Hartley is not invoked.
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Canada
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R. Conrad Cooper
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Basic Steel Industry Conference
Powell Too Liberal Critics Target Harlem Power
Eldridge Cleaver leader of the Black Panthers and Peace and Freedom party declares Adam Clayton Powell a political prostitute in Harlem. Cleaver accuses Powell of insufficient militancy and serving only the black middle class instead of the masses.
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