Cleveland sits on race bomb memorial follows minister death
Civil rights groups gathered on a downtown mall for a memorial to Rev Bruce Klunder a 26 year old Presbyterian minister killed while attempting to halt a bulldozer at a school construction site. Police faced violence with 42 arrests and one death amid ongoing demonstrations tied to desegregation protests.
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Cleveland
UPI
Common Pleas Court
American Jewish Congress
John V. Corrigan
Ralph Locher
Bruce Klunder
Rev Klunder
Klunder
John White
Mentor
Bruce William Klunder
Ridgeville boy killed by auto in roadside crash
North Ridgeville reports the death of 12 year old David Allan Behm of Avon Belden Road after a car driven by Kenneth Dale Forrester Sr. overtook another vehicle and struck the bicycle head on along Avon Belden Road near Chestnut Ridge Road. The incident marks Lorain County’s 12th traffic fatality this year.
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North Ridgeville
David Allan Behm
Avon - Belden Rd
Avon-Belden
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Kenneth Dale Forrester Sr
Walker Rd
Avon Lake
Tom Richards
Forrester
Behm
Lorain
Clarence Burker
West Fourth St
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The first warm spring days draw small fry outside as a CT photographer reports on their activities. The page notes include a full page of pictures on page 21 and other items such as careers and college choices on pages 4 and 28.
Unmanned Gemini Flight Lifts Capsule Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY UPI An unmanned two seater Gemini capsule launched to begin Americas second astronaut program. Weather approval awaited before a 183 mile Earth orbit test that could lead to two astronauts circling the globe later this year or in 1965. All 29 US astronauts watched as the 7,000 pound capsule orbited 100 to 183 miles up.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
America
U.S
Gemini
Space Agency
Railroads set new work rules amid looming nationwide strike
UPI reports railroads will implement new work rules at 12:01 a.m. Friday despite union warnings of a coast to coast strike. In Cleveland the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers threatens a Friday strike if roads unilaterally change rules.
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Washington
UPI
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
Wallace claims anti rights win in Wisconsin primary
Alabama Governor George Wallace claimed a major victory in Wisconsin by polling over 20 percent in the Democratic presidential primary as his rival John Reynolds won the state. Reynolds praised the vote while Wallace, visiting Montgomery, said the results showed progress against federal civil rights efforts and noted Indiana and Maryland as upcoming targets.
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Wis
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Wallace
University of Alabama
Schroeder
John Byrres
Reynolds
North
Indiana
Johnson
Matthew Welsh
Maryland
Montgomery
Ala
Hoosier
Democratic Party
Brotherhood of Man
South
Byrnes
Pan American jet skids off Kennedy runway in fog
A Pan American Boeing 707 with 145 aboard crashed into a swamp near Kennedy Airport after a foggy approach. No fatalities, 37 injured with 12 hospitalized. Co-pilot Howard Grandy among the injured, treated at the airport medical center. Crew guided passengers to safety as emergency crews responded. Flight 212 had stopped at Dulles due to weather and was en route from San Juan to New York.
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New York
UPI
Pan American World Airways
Kennedy Airport
Howard Grandy
Miami
Grandy
San Juan
Puerto Rico
New Wisconsin
Democratic
York
New York City
Flight 212
Dulles Washington
Tornadoes Rip Dixie Rivers Up Across Rain Soaked South
Rivers rose across the rain soaked southland as tornadoes moved through Dixie on Tuesday. Buildings were damaged and several people injured while up to 10 inches of rain caused creeks to spill their banks from South Carolina Piedmont to Tennessee and Georgia. Thousands faced floods, with Asheville drenched and mountain streams causing mudslides between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Refuge sought by several hundred across Alabama Mississippi and Georgia.
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Dixie
South Carolina Piedmont
Asheville
Smokies
Gatlinburg
Pigeon Forge
Tenn
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Weather Outlook for Ohio Regions
Northwest and Northeast Ohio see a few light showers or snow flurries with highs around 36 to 42 degrees. Tuesday reaches 34 to 50 with partial clearing tonight and a cold low near 23 to 28. Thursday looks mostly sunny and slightly warmer with Tuesday’s temperature at 48 to 71.
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Ohio
Pesticide Dead Fish Stumps U.S. Officials in Senate Probe
The Senate investigates the Mississippi River Basin fish kills linked to pesticides. Officials worry about long term effects on the nation as the Public Health Service reports tiny pesticide traces concentrate in fish and contaminate water supplies.
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HTNS
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Senate
PHS
New Orleans
Quigley
Len Ribicoff
Inter-Departmental
Mississippi
Public Health Service
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Ridgeville
Area Girl Scout Council
Lorain County
American Cancer Society
Msgr
Wiliam L. Newton
Amberat
Dixie Rivers
United Press International
Abraham Ribicoff
D.-Conn
Midwest
James M. Quigkey
Rachel Carson
Louisiana
Department of Intenor
Department of Agriculture
FHS
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