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Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 4

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Dayton Daily News
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Dayton, Ohio
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DAILY Friday, September 2, 1966 REPORTER, POLICE 'Give By LADD NEUMAN Daily News Staff Writer "Say something, said the lanky Negro with the black dew rag (bandana) on his head. "Give me a reason to knife you." He was speaking to me. He was one of about a dozen youths I had seen carrying shoe boxes looted from Bob's Men's Shoes about 12:45 p.m. Police had caught several of them. But, most apparently had gotten away.

Spotting at least two youths I could identify in the theft, I pounded on a locked glass door at Mayor's Jewelry store, and told a man inside to call the police. "WE'RE CLOSED." he said over and over. the cops," I repeated over and over. "Why?" he asked. I never answered him.

A voice behind me asked: "Who you wantin' to call the cops?" "He seen us earlier," another yelled. That's when the big man with the bandana decided to threaten. Trying to run me, he said, "I'm gonna use it anyway." I NEVER saw the knife as he dug into his pocket. But another reporter told me the youth was waving what looked like one as he chased me west on Third St. He gave up the chase after halt a block.

CATCH LOOTERS NEWS Me a Reason to Knife You' Leading his mob back to Third and Main he turned south on Main. There, two more reporters saw them have words with an old man who was carrying a cane and wearing glasses. "He (the man with the black dew rag) reached down and grabbed the cane from the old man," said one reporter. "HE KICKED the old man in the stomach and then socked him in the left ear with his right hand. Then he gave him the cane back." The reporter directed police who followed the mob onto S.

Ludlow St. where they corralled them. I met police there. "This is the right bunch," said, indicating the group. "But the big one with the black bandana isn't here." "THERE HE goes," velled a policeman, pointing towards a running figure across the street.

"He's the one who beat up an old man." They caught him at the corner of Fourth and Ludlow Sts. Police are holding the entire group -about six or eight, for further questioning. The Negro group wasn't the only one out to make trouble. After the knife incident, a group of about a dozen white teenagers ran up to me. "No need to run," one of them told me.

"We got knives, too. We'll take care of Responsible Leadership Target at Wilberforce ET TELLS POLICEMAN WHAT HE SAW With by Koehler. Presiden nine years. tion project starting this trimester. The honors program, Stokes, a na- Dr.

Stokes added, "Rights and Responsibilities Rembert however, that he well understands the tive of Day- frustrations of Negroes be- in a Democracy," is aimed at who situation. developing responsible leaderton hind the he ads the ship. Academic credit is also Ne- The college, he said, is try- given to students working with oldest univer- ing to turn out mature, re- social agencies here in DaygrO 1 in sponsible Negro students ton, Cincinnati, Columbus, sity eric through a work-study program Cleveland, Pittsburg, Pa. and Am and by a new community ac- New York. Wilberfore univers it today ex- Dr Stokes pressed his concern over the Union Carbide Strike Spreading rioting on Dayton's West side.

SISTERSVILLE, W.Va., Sept. terday. 2 (A) The Union Carbide At least 3,500 Union Carbide "This is exactly the kind of Corp. plant here became the employes were off the jobs at thing we at Wilberforce are company's sixth facility in four plants in Alloy, W.Va.; Marietta working to prevent," said Dr. states to be hit with labor and Ashtabula, 0.: Portland, Stokes, who has been presi- problems as more than 200 em- and East Chicago, dent of the private college for ployes walked off the job yes- as a result of a contract dispute.

ALARMS JANGLED, BUT NOT HIS NERVES Today's outbreak of looting failed to faze one Daytonian. As a Negro mob sacked three stores along W. Third A dapper young white parked his small foreign car at Third and Broadway, entered a bank, emerged several minutes later with a sack of money. He walked past a cluster of Negro men, got into his car and calmly drove away. All the while burglar alarms were jangling.

ROGERS JEWELERS 10-PIECE BEVERAGE SERVING SET Includes Large Tray and 8 Tumblers Set of cut crystallike plastic in matching amber color. Perfect for everyday use, for parties and patio barbecues. Fantastic value at this low price. 10 PIECES 100 LARGE FOR ALL TRAY 10 PCS. ROGERS 33 SOUTH JEWELERS MAIN STAFF WRITER LADD NEUMAN He Had Been Chased by Man Factories Report Work Near Normal By FRED ROBBINS, Daily Major industrial plants the city were operating aimost Reports from five of the plants which employ several thousand persons indicated there was more than usual absenteeism but no incidents.

A SPOKESMAN for the McCall which works 24 hours A day and employs more than 5,000, said are quite normal this morning. There was some absenteeism, but nothing happened in the way of incidents on the No problems, no cars upset and no incidents of any kind, said A spokesman for the Inland Manufacturing division of General Motors Corp. "There has been some absenteeism in excess of normal." A spokesman for Standard Register Co. said the plant is operating normally today. "There were few minor Incidents yesterday, such small boys throwing rock, but we're operating at full strength today." THE REYNOLDS Reynolds Co.

at 800 Washington St. did not HALF-MAST FLAG JUST JAMMED PHOENIX. Sept. 2- (P). The U.S.

flag flew at half staff for almost three days at the Phoenix Veterans hospital. An official said a pulley on the 100-foot flagpole jammed, locking the flag at the halfway point. A truck with a boom ar- News Industrial Editor located on the west side of normally today. principally because the company did not think the people could get to work, a spokesman said. The second shift, which normally works to 11:30 p.m., was sent home at 7 p.m.

There has been some increase in absenteeism and tardiness, but nothing in the way of incidents, the spokesman added. Delco Moraine worked three shifts yesterday and had no incidents, a spokesman said today. have been no problems and absenteeism has been a little higher. Most of the plant will work tomorrow. We did take some extra precautions, particularly at the parking lots." VERY HEAVY absenteeism on the third shift -11 p.m.

to 7 a.m.- was reported by Dayton Steel Foundry but operations are normal today. "There were no incidents and all shifts worked yesterday," said a spokesman the 1366 Miami Chapel Rd. plant which rived and got it fixed. Most operations will close at 11 p.m. today, except for a few third-shift workers.

The plant will close down for Labor day holiday. Operations will resume at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. Thomas I. Byrd.

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