Wallace closes schools as troops bar entry in three cities
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace ordered three white schools closed and state troops ringed the campuses turning away African American students trying to enter. The move signals a fresh clash with the federal government which had pledged troops if integration proceeds.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Tuskegee
Mobile
Murphy High
West End High
Ramsay High
Alabama
East Clinton
Huntsville
Murphy’s High
Viola Ayer
Ayer
Missile City
Bison Junior High
Christian
Montgomery
Counterfeiter Arrested as Secret Service Seizes $400,000 Bills
Delaware area printer Richard E. Rowlands 38 was arrested at his print shop and home for manufacturing counterfeit money. About $300,000 in completed bills and $100,000 in partial notes were seized. Rowlands faced a $25,000 bond and possible charges for possession and sale of phony bills.
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W. K. Deckard
Cleveland
The
Secret Service
Columbus
Lorain
Sandusky
Franklin County
Balge
Rowlands
Paul
Furter
Delaware Graphic Arts
Court rules Sheppard libel case not libelous per se
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly ruled today that the Chronicle Telegram article about Dr. Stephen Sheppard of Rocky River did not constitute libel per se in the $1 million suit. The decision dismisses libel claims while allowing other possible actions to proceed.
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Sheppard
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Common Pleas
LeRoy F. Kelly
Stephen Sheppard
Rocky River
Dr. Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
Peter L. Stevenson
Donald C. Miller
Kelly
Stevenson
Akron Beacon Journal
Sweeney
Court of Appeals
Airman killed in race fight at Evreux base
A 23 year old airman from Woodlawn Virginia Robert R Padgett was beaten to death in a brawl at Evreux Air Base involving six white airmen and five Negro soldiers. Four other airmen were injured. The incident began as a racial dispute after five soldiers from the 557th Quartermaster Company appeared in a barracks used by Air Force personnel. The soldiers named were Pfc Edward Spears Pfc Raymond C Bost Jr Pfc Richard C Eckman Robert C Burrell and Pfc Franklin D Waddell. The airmen identified include John Demero Herbert Ivey Charlie Lopez Wayne Marley and Robert Sweet.
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Evreux
France
UPI
Robert R. Padgett
Woodlawn
557Th
Air Force
Edward Spears
New York
N. Y
Raymond C. Bost Jr
Pittsburgh
Richard C. Parker Eckman
W. Va
Robert C. Burrell
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Waddell
C. John Deimero
Hialeah
Fla
C. Herbert Ivey
Williamsburg
Charlie Lopez, Jr
Bryan
Tex
Wayne C. Marley
High Point
N. C
Robert C. Sweet
Canton
Northeastern Ohio Weather Sketch
Sunny and mild today with a high near 76 to 82 degrees. Clear and cool tonight with patchy fog and a low around 48 to 54. Tuesday remains sunny with little change in temperature. Precipitation for the past 24 hours ended 8 p.m. Sunday was none. Humidity varied from 87 percent at 8 a.m. to 78 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise 7:01 a.m. Sunset 7:47 p.m.
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Ohio
Squirrel hunting mishap claims Elyman’s life near Rochester
William L. Simonson, 47, of 222 Stanford Ave., was accidentally shot and killed while hunting near Rochester Village. Werner Fluckiger, 67, said he fired at what he thought was a fox, later finding Simonson wounded. Coroner ruled accidental homicide. Simonson, a Pfaudler Permutt estimator, leaves a wife, three children, mother, sisters, and a brother. Services scheduled at Norton Funeral Home with burial in Brighton Cemetery.
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Stanford Ave
Rochester Village
Werner Fluckiger
East Main St
South Amherst
Lorain County
Griggs Rd
Simonson
Paul J. Kopsch
Fluckiger
Fox
Norton Funeral Home
Wellington
Henry Zieba
Kopsch
Rochester
Elyria
Pfaudler-Permutt Co
Kipton
Richard Linde
Elyria Congregational Church
Brighton Cemetery
Venezuelan mother births first quintuplets in Maracaibo
In Venezuela, Ines Cuervo gave birth to five boys at Maracaibo University Hospital. The infants Mario Otto Robinson Fernando and Juan Jove weighed 3.08 to 3.96 pounds, were in incubators, and fed on mother’s milk. Dr. Robinson Suarez Herrera delivered them as President Betancourt sent congratulations and aid.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Robinson Suarez Herrera
Romulo Betancourt
Strangler Kills Ninth Woman in Greater Boston Case
Police investigated the ninth strangling linked to a Boston area killer. Evelyn Corbin, 50, was found in her Salem apartment with stockings tied around her neck. A 41-year-old man who dated her Saturday night was questioned as detectives probe possible links to six earlier killings dating back to June 14.
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Salem
Mass
UPI
Boston
Evelyn Corbin
Smallpox Reaches Cuba From Poland, Cuban Exile Group Says
A UPI report quotes Luis Comte Aguero, head of a Cuban exile info group, claiming a smallpox outbreak reached Cuba and was likely introduced from Poland.
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Miami
UPI
Poland
Cuba
Luis Comte Aguero
Huron County Fair Opens Tuesday Night at Norwalk
Huron County Fair opens Tuesday night in Norwalk with expected crowds and exhibits. Readers are invited to the fairgrounds as page 10 highlights the event and local activities surrounding the opening.
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Huron County Fair
Norwalk
Bronx milkman robbed by crossbow bandit with imagination
Irving Stein, a Bronx milkman, was held at gunpoint by a man wielding a loaded crossbow. The thief demanded money from the milk truck and obtained about $100 in cash and two small checks. A detective later escorted Stein to Manhattan HQ to view a small gallery of crossbow bandit suspects.
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New York
HTNS
Bronx
Irving Stein
Stein
Sevi
Manhattan
Earth slide threat to Washington area warns officials
The Geological Survey warns the Washington D C area that certain land forms and rock types may become unstable and flow if disturbed by building and highway construction. Officials from the Department of the Interior note the danger could affect future development and infrastructure planning.
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Washington, D.C
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
C T Sends Schools News Strips With Weekly Quiz
The Chronicle Telegram distributes a current events film strip to 25 area schools each Monday. A Monday news quiz appears on page 11 to help students study the week’s events. Additional film strips cover selected world or national problems and enrich school libraries.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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