Relevance of Housing Program Moves America Toward Wilkes Villa
Elyria church pastor Rev. Isaac R. Louden champions a $3.874 million HUD grant to the Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority for a 200-unit family development on 2 acres near Fuller Road and Ebony Drive in Elyria. The project, tied to AME Church Ministry in Housing, aims to rehabilitate housing for low and moderate income residents, with Jones Chapel Housing Corp. initially involved before LMHA takeover.
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Isaac R. Louden
Elyria
Louden
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lorain
LMIHA
Elyna
Jones Chapel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr Louden
Wilkes Villa
William Reed Wilkes
AME Church
Ohio
West Virginia
Columbus
Chicago
Detroit
Charleston
W. Va
Kansas City
Kan
South Carolina
Mer Louden
Jones Chapel Housing Corp
Federal Housing Administration
Wth
FHA
LMHA
Sweeping probe ordered into Marietta nursing home fire toll
Gov. James A. Rhodes ordered a thorough investigation into the Harmar House Convalescent Home fire that killed 22 residents and injured 24 others in Marietta Ohio. Fire marshal Tom Sides will lead the probe with state health welfare officials present to review nursing home regulations and safety standards.
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Marietta
Ohio
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Tme
Mary Plage
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Harmar House
Rhodes
Denver White
Emmett Arnold
Columbus
Tom Sides
Mildred Hall
Hospital Services Inc
Supreme Court expected to order immediate desegregation of Southern schools
The Supreme Court anticipated to issue a terse unanimous order tomorrow directing immediate desegregation in 14 districts across Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Texas affecting about 300 000 white and black students. The ruling follows the Oct 29 Mississippi case urging schools to end racially separate systems at once.
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Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mobile County
Ala
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Holly Springs
Miss
West Feliciana Parish
Jackson
US Circuit Court
New Orleans
Texas
Israelis claim 2 Egyptian bombers downed over Gulf of Suez
Israelis say U S made Hawk missiles shot down two Soviet built SA7 fighter bombers during an attack on Israeli positions in Ras Sadar near the Suez Canal. One Israeli soldier injured. Cairo says missiles hit the base and Egyptian planes escaped, Tass cites several groups involved.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
U.S
Gulf of Suez
Egypt
East Bank
Gulf
Ras Sadar
Suez Canal
Cairo
Tass
Rockets rout enemy from caves on Black Virgin Mountain
U S forces pressed a three day assault on Black Virgin Mountain near Tay Ninh driving enemy units from caves and boulder slopes. Army reports say 122 enemies killed in three days with 12 more on the latest day while U S forces suffered no casualties. A separate clash near 18 miles northeast involved South Vietnamese irregulars and U S 1st Air Cavalry, with 41 enemy killed in 15 minutes.
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Saigon
Black Virgin Mountain
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Tay Ninh
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Weather Outlook for Lake Erie District
Cloudy and warmer today with a chance of snow and highs in the mid 20s to low 30s. Tomorrow remains cloudy with little temperature change and a chance of snow flurries. Southeasterly winds 15 to 26 mph.
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Lake Erie
Groom chartered jet for giving spirit in honeymoon stunt
Michael James Brody Jr and his bride flew home on a 140 seat Pan American jet chartered for $7,954 after their Jamaica honeymoon. Brody announced plans to end wars and to give away $50 million next year while promising a world welfare foundation.
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New York
UPI
Michael James Brody Jr
Pan American Airways
Brody
Jamaica
Kennedy International Airport
John F. Jelke
Vietnam
Biafra
Middle East
J. Edgar Hoover
Michael Brody
Church of the Open Sky
Montego Bay
New C T series highlights Santa Barbara oil spill crisis
A year after the Santa Barbara blowout, the spill polluted 190 square miles of sea and coast, triggering a national crusade against oil pollution. The piece frames a legal battle toward the US Supreme Court and a broad political clash with federal and oil interests. Separately the SS Connecticut oil tanker crew battled flooding in heavy seas as Coast Guard ships aided.
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Union Oil Company
Santa Barbara
Calif
US Supreme Court
Chronicle-Telegram
San Francisco
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Marietta Aurilla
Sabra Bergen
Hattie Middieswart
Mar Ua
Rose Crayhill
Parkersburg
Fred Garman
Louise Boeshar
Martha Sturbaum
Mae Tresch
Katherine Kelly Gandee
Mary Smith
Mary Plageman
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