Thousands seek Robert Kennedy grave at Arlington in mourning
Nearly 60,000 mourners traveled to Arlington National Cemetery to pay respects at Robert F Kennedy's grave amid heat and rain. Ethel Kennedy and Mrs John F Kennedy attended with children, while crowds and tourists filed past the simple white cross marking the senator's resting place.
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Oberlin Commencement Voices World Unrest Parallels
Oberlin College graduates hear Margaret A. Clapp compare global student unrest. She cites contrasting American tolerance and Indian poverty while noting the 50th anniversary of the Oberlin Shansi Memorial Association. President Carr urges self discovery within a just society.
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Gaullist offices bombed as campaign opens in Paris
Molotov cocktails struck two Gaullist party buildings at the start of the national election battle. The violence marks the first campaign clash as voters prepare for the June 23 and runoff June 30 for the National Assembly, testing de Gaulle and his Fifth Republic authority.
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Where to turn French Premier Quiz on De Gaulle Succession
A news quiz questions readers on future leadership in France asking which figure could succeed Charles de Gaulle. Options include Pierre Mendes France Georges Pompidou and others as candidates for premier after de Gaulle.
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Rooster Farm Market Ad Lists Fresh Produce Prices
An old advertisement from Red Rooster Farm Market Route 113 lists milk at 79 cents per gallon and ground coffee at 39 cents per pound, along with all meat weathers 38 cents per pound and sweet peaches by the pound.
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Supreme Court Upholds FCC Jurisdiction Over CATV
Washington UPI report says the Supreme Court upholds the FCC authority to regulate the multimillion dollar Community Antenna Television CATV industry.
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Ray London case moves to Brixton Prison
UPI reports James Earl Ray was ordered held without bail in Britain on gun and passport violations after a brief magistrate court appearance. US extradition efforts loom, with a second hearing slated for June 18. Ray, escorted by guards, faced possible Tennessee or Missouri extraditions, while British authorities consider the case.
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Hollywood star Jim Brown arrested in assault probe
Sheriff deputies found Eva Bohnehin 22 on a West Hollywood apartment patio after a fight. Brown 32, former NFL star, was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder and battery against an officer. He posted 12500 bond and declined statement.
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Harwath killing spurs countywide murder probe
Lorain County deputies hunt multiple suspects in the slaying of Amherst Township grocer Louis Harwath during an armed robbery at his Variety Store on Quarry Road. Harwath and robber Jarvis Metcalf died. Harwath’s wife Hazel was restrained inside the home but survives. Metcalf had prior Indiana confinement. relatives plan burial in Indianapolis as the store prepares to reopen.
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Weather Outlook Warm Through Tuesday With Mild Nights
Forecast calls for continued warmth through Tuesday with temperatures near 88 degrees in the afternoon and 60s to low 70s at night. Sunset at 9 p.m. today, sunrise tomorrow at 5:54 a.m., and the day’s high reached 88 degrees yesterday.
Westmoreland warns shelling to continue in Vietnam
Viet Cong rockets hit Saigon for the tenth straight day as South Vietnamese troops reclaim part of Cholon. Sixty casualties total from the shelling, with 34 Viet Cong surrendering and refugees returning to rubble-strewn homes. Westmoreland cautions against expecting a classic military victory while noting favorable trends. U.S. and ARVN forces report heavy clashes along the North Vietnam border and in the Mekong Delta, with 85 Communist dead and 19 American fatalities.
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Court opens door to suits on school aid
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that taxpayers may challenge federal aid to par ochial schools, allowing a New York City case to proceed to trial. Chief Justice Warren wrote the majority opinion while Justice Harlan dissented, despite Justice Department objections that the issues were abstract.
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