Chicago race tensions rise amid fear of violence
In Chicago, civil rights momentum wanes after Kings departure, with white liberals warning of a slide to violence as black nationalists gain influence. CORE threats against white merchants and disaffiliation moves threaten to destabilize the city as police guard neighborhoods.
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Daley
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Fire at Dayton apartments displaces dozens. no injuries reported
A two alarm Dayton fire fed by a gas leak burned three hours at a two story apartment complex. Thirty two families with 35 children fled into the cold, others evacuated as a precaution. one firefighter treated for smoke. Damage estimated at 150000 to the building and 5000 to contents.
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Fire kills five in Norristown apartment blaze
Five people died and seven were injured in a fast moving fire at the Colonial House apartments in Norris Hills, Norristown, six miles from Philadelphia. Victims included Charles Dijoseph 33 Arlene Lutz 20 James Woolfenden 25 and his wife Carolyn with infant Bethe Anne Leuthe killed after dropping from a third story window. The blaze confined to a ground level unit and stairwell. one injured man dropped his infant daughter to safety before perishing.
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Philadelphia
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Montgomery County
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Arlene Lutz
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Pearson quits as Liberal leader in Canada
Lester Bowles Pearson announces resignation as Liberal party leader and prime minister designate, signaling a new leadership race likely in March or April. Robert Stanfield, Paul Martin, and others enter a shifting field as Canada faces a possible earlier election in 1970.
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Youths Rescued From Abandoned Ohio Mine After 31 Hours
In Wellsville area, Michael Sanfrey age 19 and Harry Relbold age 18 of Warren were rescued after wandering an abandoned clay mine for 31 hours. They and companion John Denno 17 had entered Wednesday seeking rings, became separated, and were found by state mine inspectors and local volunteers. They reported good air and relief at being found.
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Manson
John Kirkland
Dino Goleno
Goleno
A Time for Giving and Forgiving in Christmas Message
The piece links Christmas giving to selfless acts for the poor and strangers, citing Jesus teachings including the judgment scene with the needy, then notes a separate notice about US radio hams aiding service members in Korea for low-cost Christmas calls home, hinting at nationwide distribution.
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