Cleveland rights fight continues as pickets rally at school sites
Civil rights groups plan further demonstrations at construction sites in Cleveland despite 21 arrests. CORE sponsored the picketing with UFM joining. Three injured lightly as officers dragged demonstrators from the sites. The 21 face charges of disorderly assembly and resisting arrest. eight others were detained at a Glenville site after blocking truck access.
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Cleveland
UPI
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
United Freedom Movement
UFM
Glenville
Robison
Lewis Robinson
Glenn Glenn Jr. removed from Ohio Senate primary ballot
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Secretary of State Ted W Brown to remove John Glenn Jr from the May 5 primary ballot after a request by Albert Ball of Cleveland. Brown must show cause why he should not comply. Glenn withdrew from the Democratic nomination due to injuries from a fall last month.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
John Glenn Jr
Brown
Glenn
Marine Corps
U.S. Senate
Ohioanas
Wisconsin primary turnout soars toward one million
Wisconsin voters faced a near record turnout in the second presidential primary of the year. Key contenders were Gov. John Reynolds and Gov. George Wallace, whose entry energized a civil rights fueled race. Forecast calling for cloudy skies and possible snow flurries with temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Weather in Northern Ohio Cloudy With Scattered Showers
Considerable cloudiness with a few scattered showers or thundershowers to day turning cooler west posted for Northern Ohio. Strong winds possible from the west with a cooler air mass settling in by evening.
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Ohio
Soviet Satellite Station Reported In Cuba At Havana Forum
Havana Radio announced the installation of a Soviet satellite observation station in Cuba during a University of Havana forum. The report, heard in Miami, said the station was officially inaugurated at 9:55 pm EST and attended by veteran Communist leader Carlos Rafael.
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Miami
UPS
Cape Kennedy
Cuba
Havana Radio
University of Havana
Carlos Rafael
Soviet Backers Rally Behind Khrushchev In China Fight
The Soviet Union urged renewed backing from Bulgaria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, West Germany, and its own leaders for Khrushchev’s anti China line. Pravda denounced Peking as anti Leninist while Izvestia accused Mao of personality worship and feudal chauvinism, linking to Stalin’s denouncements.
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UPI
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China
Peking
Communist Party
Pravda
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Hungary
Mao Tze-tung
Izvestia
Uzbekistan Republic
Communist Party of China
Stalin
Mao
Ghengis Khan
MacArthur Reposes in New York Armory
Gen. Douglas MacArthur lies in public repose at the Park Avenue armory in New York to receive last respects. A memorial service will precede entry as Lt. Gen. Davidson places a wreath for Presidents Johnson. The body was moved from a funeral chapel to the armory in a rainstorm amid military pallbearers and honor guards.
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New York
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Park Avenue
Garrison H. Davidson
Armory
Manhattan
Perry jokes about wartime poverty declaration at fun park
Laugh a little LEE H. PERRY, proprietor of Perry's Fun Park in Bessemer, Mich., is distressed about the economic conditions in the area. "I hear that President Johnson has declared war on poverty," Perry said. "All I'd like to know is where I surrender."
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Lee H. Perry
Perry
Bessemer
Mich
Johnson
UPI
Fare boost for Elyria Lorain bus service approved
Elyria and Lorain city councils approved a temporary fare increase requested by Employees Transit Lines. Adults pay 25 cents per ride, tokens rise to four for 90 cents with later redemption at purchase price. Students and children see higher token rates. schedules and service discussions follow. Local officials voiced concern over hardship and potential county takeover.
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Elyria
Lorain
Employees Transit Lines, Inc
A M. Pollock
Pollock
Bus Company
Marguerite E. Bowman
Joseph P. Smith
John Koscho
Smith
Amherst
South Lorain
Alex Olejko
Edward Dinniger
R-1
Reverse discrimination in college admissions debate grows
The piece discusses rising efforts to enroll Negro students in both interracial and all Negro colleges as part of postwar higher education reform. It notes a shortage of qualified Negro applicants, calls for big brother ties between white and Negro colleges, and details programs and funding aims while naming leaders and institutions involved.
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HTNS
Terry Ferrer
Ivy Leagues
New York
Harlem
Francis Keppel
United States
Africa
Alabama
Rexford G. Moon Jr
College Scholarship Service
Moon
Keppel
Ford
Rockefeller
American Council On Education
Elvis J. Stahr
Kennedy
Indiana University
University of Michigan
Tuskegee Institute
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Oberlin
Woman dies in Amherst road traffic crash near North Ridge Road
A morning crash on Route 254 east of North Ridge Road claimed a woman's life and injured three others. All four were transported to Amherst Hospital where staff identified the deceased as Mrs. Clarence Peggy Burkel. Names of the injured were not released.
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Om Rd
North Ridge Rd
Amherst Hospital
Clarence
Peggy) Burkel
Burkels
Fourth
Lorain
Where to turn Oberlin sewer rates rise June 3
Oberlin residents face higher sewer charges effective June 3 as city officials implement rate adjustments. Page 11 notes the plan and impact on households and businesses.
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Oberlin
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