Racial Trouble In Ohio Bases
Dayton Ohio adopts a youth patrol following Tampa in efforts to head off racial violence. In Cincinnati a fragile cease fire holds after four nights of arson looting and vandalism with Dayton's West Side tense and unsettled.
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Folsom Prison Inmates Earn Diplomas Amid Hopeful Graduation
Fifty two inmates at Folsom State Prison graduated with elementary and high school diplomas in a solemn ceremony. They spoke of returning to society, with many aiming for junior college and engineering careers after release despite the grim odds and high past violence inside the prison.
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Father Son Die In Hawaii Housing Fire
Navy electronics technician first class Robert B. May aged 27 and his seven month old son Craig died in a Hale Moku apartment fire near Pearl Harbor. May was found with his child in his arms at the bottom of the stairs. his wife Isabella survived. Bodies to be flown to Munster Indiana for private funeral arrangements by May’s parents.
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Janis Donates Art Collection To MoMA
Sidney Janis has given his personal collection of 100 works by 54 artists to the Museum of Modern Art. Alfred H. Barr Jr. calls the gift unequaled among great museum gifts. The set includes Picasso Duchamp Giacometti Kandinsky de Kooning Leger Mondrian Pollock Warhol valued at 2 to 3 million dollars. Janis, age 72, said he wanted the collection in a great home. The pieces will be exhibited next January at MoMA and then tour the country.
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Rural Illinois Crash Kills Man
Carl W. Seward a 68 year old from rural Waggoner died Friday in a two car collision at the intersection of two country roads Larry L Brunk a 19 year old from rural Carlinville the other driver was charged with running a stop sign Brunk was taken to Carlinville Hospital The crash occurred about 20 miles north of Carlinville
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Liberty Crew Sees Israeli Attack as Deliberate
Senior crewmen of the damaged U S Navy ship Liberty testified in secret aboard the Malta drydock that the June 8 air and torpedo attack by Israel was deliberate. They cited ample time to identify the vessel and the precision of fire as key factors.
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Slithery Sunbather Sam Roams Stanford Lake Lagunita
Seminole Sam the alligator continues to roam Lake Lagunita near Stanford. A student approached Friday but Sam hissed and slid away. Campus police say the reptile will likely stay free until the lake is drained or someone lassos it, though students welcome its presence.
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Campaign expense reports filed after May primary
Four campaign expense reports were filed by candidates with Vigo County Clerk Leonard Conrad. Demetrius Ewing, unopposed Sixth District City Councilman, listed no expenses. Defeated candidates showed costs: Harry Manson 168.30. Sarah Hartzler 487.68. Moody Michael 36.84.
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Demetrius Ewing
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Sarah Hartzler
Moody Michael
Back Our Men Day Proclaimed in Indiana
Governor Branigin proclaimed July 15 as Back Our Men in Vietnam Day and announced a rally and parade in Indianapolis with the state American Legion convention. A White House endorsement letter was reportedly forthcoming. Parade directors include ex governors Gates and Handley and several university presidents and civic leaders.
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Frank M. McHale
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Elvis J. Stahr
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Princess Anne Plans to Join the WRENS
Sources say Princess Anne, 16, will seek entry to the Women's Royal Naval Service after Queen Elizabeth's permission. A WRENS spokesman said she would be treated like any recruit, with officer status earned only after ranks service. The Queen may permit joining next summer after schooling at Benenden School.
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Horton urges three day halt to bombing over North Vietnam
Representative Frank Horton proposes a three day conditional pause in U S bombing raids to align with Soviet Premier Kosygin's U N arrival. He says the hiatus should show sincerity for world peace and would resume if North Vietnam does not take affirmative action.
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