Europe Sees Rights March With Sympathy Across Capitals
European observers trace Washington civil rights march with anxious sympathy and restraint. Tass calls Kennedy bill a step forward though limited. Editors stress United States on social change threshold and risk of violence aiding the Negro cause. Carried support from students abroad and antiwar groups in West Germany fundraises.
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London
Europe
Washington
Tass
Telstar
Kennedy
United States
West Germany
Pacifists
Conscientious Objectors
Border Guards Shoot Escapee Using Ambulance
Communist border guards fired on an East German man who tried to ram an ambulance through border barriers into West Berlin. The driver leaped out as the vehicle halted, and the escapee was shot, reported by West Berlin police with uncertainty over the refugee’s identity. A second refugee was shot fleeing toward the U S sector, while a third escaped to the American sector.
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Marienborn
West Berlin
Berlin
East-West Berlin Border To the U.S. Sector About Midnight. West Berlin
Peabody Shuts Green Valley Mine in Terre Haute Area
Peabody Coal Co closes the Green Valley deep shaft mine in Terre Haute after a federal safety inspection. The plant employed about 300 workers and produced 42 000 tons daily, with monthly payroll around 150 000 dollars. Coal contracts will be supplied from other local mines. a new Dugger area mine is planned.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Peabody Coal Co
Green Valley
S L. Jewell
St. Louis
Jewell
Dresser
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Hammond
Terre Haute
Peabody
Dugger
CoLonamp Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Bulletin-Herald advertises Coronalp tablets as a colon nerve stimulant and bulking agent to relieve constipation overnight. Claims the product returns regularity and improves wellbeing with an introductory size of 434 units.
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Colonaid
State Officials Named Equal Opportunity Officers
Indiana officials report 34 state agencies have named equal opportunities officers in response to Governor Welsh’s Aug 13 memorandum. The officers will meet with Harold Hatcher of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission to improve employment opportunities across agencies. No polio cases were reported last week, keeping the year’s total at 2 versus 9 a year ago.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Harold Hatcher
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Welsh
Hatcher
Indiana State Board of Health
Mildred Farmer
Cecil Farmer
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Madison County
Lansberry & Dickmann
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FAAS
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Siete
Webster
Sharpener
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Mair
Beauty
BRACH
General Electric
RADIO
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DR. West
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Ottle
Haag’s
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Westclox
Gillman’s
George and
Jerris
Fashion Shoes
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Florida
Bulletin-Herald
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Lapel
Board of Trustees
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12Th Street
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Indiana
APF
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Myron Snyder
Leah C. Stephens
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