Overplayed Their Hand Prison Rebellion Crushed in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio prison inmates led a hostage siege of nine guards for nearly 30 hours. Police National Guardsmen broke through walls after a 2:30 pm ultimatum. nine hostages freed, five inmates killed, others injured. Warden Koleski cited failed prisoner demands and $1 million riot damage.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
State Corrections
Maury C. Koblentz
Koblentz
Columbus
National
Marion Koleski
Franklin County
Koleski
Texan Says LBJ May Be In Race
Sen. Ralph Yarborough of Texas says the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia could bring President Johnson back into the race for the Democratic nomination. He calls it a very definite possibility and a strong possibility if Humphrey fails to win on first ballot next week.
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Chicago
UPI
Ralph W. Yarborough
Texas
Czechoslovakia
Johnson
Yarborough
Hubert H. Humphrey
Teacher Back From Mission In Honduras
Richard Y. Murray, Amphitheater public schools teacher since 1948, returned from a two year U S Information Agency assignment in Honduras as director of Centro Cultural Sampedrano in San Pedro Sula. He promoted U S and Honduran understanding through classes, library, discotheque, cultural programs and activities. Murray will resume teaching at Amphitheater High School in September.
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Richard Y. Murray
Amphitheater
U. S. Information Agency
Honduras
Centro Cultural
Sampedrano
San Pedro Sula
Murray
United States
U. S
Arizona
Amphitheater High School
Senator Robert Craft Peace, longtime Greenville publisher, dies
Robert Craft Peace, 69, president and publisher of the Greenville News and Piedmont, died Tuesday night after a long illness. He served a brief interim term in the U.S. Senate in 1941 when James F. Byrnes was appointed to the Supreme Court.
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Greenville
S.C
Robert Craft Peace
Greenville News and Piedmont
U.S. Senate
James F. Byrnes
US. Supreme Court
TEA Sets Orientation for 2400 Teachers at Ramada Inn
Tucson Education Association plans orientation for 2400 District 1 teachers at the Ramada Inn. The program includes TEA’s 50th anniversary, registration at 8 30 a.m., Roy Archibald keynote on Commitment to Action, a fashion show, luncheon remarks by Pierce Chamberlain, an afternoon open house at the TEA building, and a reception and dance hosted by TEA president David L. Geesey.
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Mada Inn
Roy A. Archibald
National Education Association
Pierce Chamberlain
The
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society
E. 2Nd St
Ramada Inn
TEA
David L. Geesey
Golden Age Club Names New Officers for Meeting
New officers for Golden Age Club No. 1 to be proposed at Monday’s 10 a m meeting at Sab bar Temple 2900 E Broadway include Ruth Harrett president fol Rosen bloom first vice Helen Everett second vice Lillian Brevik secretary and Peggy Howell treasurer The public is welcome and attendees are asked to bring sack lunches Birthdays and anniversaries will be observed and new members honored.
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Golden Age Club
Ruth Harrett
Fol Rosenbloom
Helen Everett
Lillian Brevik
Peggy Howell
Sabbar Temple
E. Broadway
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Oxford
Valerie T. Wise
University of Arizona
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William J. Regner
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Nogales
Maj. Wise
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Army
Tucson Education Association
Golden Agers
Sears
Ieee
Ola Bo
Colt
Lai
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Lon
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