No Excuse for Violence Says Cleveland Mayor
Cleveland Mayor Ralph S. Locher urged calm after riot damages on the East Side. He said slum conditions justify action but do not excuse violence and called for focused programs addressing the disturbances by a small group.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph S. Locher
East Side
Hough
Locher
Ealing
Carlos Rawlings
Rawlings
Stokes
Ralph M. Besse
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Jurors Hear Evidence Against Speck in Nurses Slayings
Chicago AP report: Evidence for the case against Richard Speck, accused of slaying eight nurses, was to be presented to the Cook County grand jury. Speck, 24, is held in the city jail hospital. he suffered a seizure and is reported to have pericarditis.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Cook County Grand Jury
Daniel Ward
Grand Jury
Speck
City
Gloria Jean Davy
South Side
Cook County Hospital
City Jail Hospital
Sufine
Luci Johnson fatigue noted after busy days in public life
President and Lucy Baines Johnson appeared fatigued after three strenuous days including a New York dress shopping trip for her August 6 wedding to Patrick Nugent and a 13 hour speaking tour in Indiana Kentucky and Illinois. A hospital report from Dallas mentions a Paris Texas mother Irene King improving after valve replacements. Prince Charles to leave Australia August 1 before joining Prince Philip for Jamaica trip and Commonwealth Games opening.
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National City Christian Church
Luci
Elizabeth Carpenter
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Dallas
Tex
Paris
Irene King
St. Paul Hospital
Mrs. King
Canborra
Australia
AP Government House
Prince of Wales
Prince Charles
Geelong Grammar School
Charles
Jamaica
Prince Philip
O'Sullivan Sales Jump for Half Year 1966
O Sull ivan Rub ber Corp and Subsidiaries report net sales 6 041 624 for the six months ended June 30 up from 4 869 001 in 1965. Net income rose from 8 326 to 292 653. 61 cents per common share after preferred dividends. 1966 common shares totaled 454 794 versus 441 954 in 1965.
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O’sullivan
O’sullivan-Rubber Corporation and Subsidiaries
O’sullivan Corp
Wells Fargo to reopen Dallas doors after 50 years
Wells Fargo, once a symbol of the old West, returns to Dallas with an armored car service after a half century absence. The company’s history includes delivering mail and freight in horse drawn vehicles and now expands to modern secure transport.
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Dallas
Wells Fargo
Racial Peace Returns to Brooklyn
Racial peace returns to East New York Brooklyn after three days of peacemaking by public and private agencies. Police say no outside influence was identified as behind the disorders and about 1000 officers remained on duty to keep the area calm.
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Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Dist. Atty
Aaron E. Koota
Howard R. Leary
East New York
Eric Dean
Sanford D.garelik
Special Police Command
Garelik
Lloyd Sealy
City Hall
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Besse
Washington
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Laverne Clark
Ln Sal
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Stock Fund, Inc
Avestory
Harry M. Payne
S. Braddock
H.B. Pierce, Jr
Berryville
Diversified Services, Inc
Podner
Winchester Evening Star
Leary
East
Ernoon
Lindsay
John V
THE
Wild Angels
HFC Traveloan
HFC
J.C. Penney
Mohawk
Frigidaire Food Freezer
DAL
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Floyd Shanholtz
Pen’ Levi
Jim
Massie
Harry Berry
Jack Vincent
Winchester
Strasburg
Front Royal
Luray
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