Urban League Pushes Voter Registration Drive
The National Urban League affiliate held a meeting at the Sheraton Hotel Louisville Ky outlining a non partisan push to educate voters and register Negro citizens. Leaders urged utilizing resources for housing health welfare job development and youth education to encourage registration and participation in elections.
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Anderson Urban League
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Ilips
Richard Warren
Warren
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Paign
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Ethel
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Vila Deubach
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Clifton
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Khrushchev Praises Capitalist Poultry Progress in Prague
Khrushchev toured a Czech poultry farm near Prague and praised capitalist methods for egg and meat production. He cited a Crimean farm, saying productivity could reach 100000 chickens per worker with proper organization.
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Xavecov
Prague
Czechoslovakia
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United
Crimea
Crimean
Postmaster General Gronouski to Head Labor Day Rally
In Richmond Indiana John Gronouski the Postmaster General will be the principal speaker at the 10th annual Labor Day celebration Also expected are Senator Vance Hartke and Senator Birch Bayh both of Indiana.
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Richmond
Ind
John Gronouski
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Rockette custody hearing features Rockefeller family and lawmakers
In Washington and New York reports, Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller testifies in a custody dispute with her former husband, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, while others comment on Medicare funding and political angles. The hearing before Supreme Court Justice Gagliardi continues with cross examination and court observers.
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White Plains
N.Y
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Victoria Thompson
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Margaretta
Carol
Melinda
Cyprus Ceasefire Breach Sparks Heavy Gunfire Near Lefka
In northwest Cyprus Greek and Turkish Cypriots exchanged heavy fire near the Lefka area, marking the first major breach since the UN ceasefire. The UN rushed a Swedish patrol to the scene and halted the fighting temporarily with no immediate casualties reported.
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Cyprus
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U.N
Pannell
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Lefka
U. S. State Department
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United States
Britain
Spyros Kyprianou
U.S
Kennedy Memorial Library Preview At Anderson Optimist Club
Members of the Anderson Optimist Club will preview the Kennedy Memorial Library at a noon YMCA meeting. Howard Hicks, Kokomo club guest program chairman, will bring Mr. O'Neill to discuss the memorial library. Sound waves travel about 1 00 feet per second.
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Anderson Optimist Club
Kennedy Memorial Library
YMCA
Howard Hicks
Kokomo Club
Mr. O'Neill
Three Held For Loan Robbery In Indianapolis
Three men were captured at roadblocks and held in connection with a $1,500 robbery at the Nora Plaza First Federal Savings & Loan branch in Indianapolis. David W. Scarbrough identified as the robber by the branch manager, plus Harold Howe and George K. Wilson, both of Indianapolis, were detained after Scarbrough’s escape car was stopped. Police said Wilson owned a north side garage and Scarbrough was a mechanic. Howe worked nearby as a barber. The stolen money and revolver were not recovered.
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Indianapolis
Nora Plaza
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
David W. Scarbrough
Fishers
Harold Howe
George K. Wilson
Scarbrough
Dan Lively
Wilson
Howe
Howes
One Vote for Adams in 1820 Presidential Race
Washington notes that in the 1820 presidential contest John Quincy Adams earned a single electoral vote while James Monroe secured 231 votes. This historic tally reflects a rare opposition fracture in early U S politics.
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Washington
John Quincy Adams
Monroe
Mars Fly By Plans Dropped for 1966
Washington AP reports budget cuts lead NASA to drop Mars fly by in 1966 and cut back Surveyor moon missions. The agency will instead develop a more advanced Mariner A for a Mars launch in 1969 and push the manned Moon program to meet the decade end goal.
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Washington
Space Agency
Mariner
Mars
Spanish ship Mondalindo sinks off France coast
The Spanish cargo vessel Mondalindo sank off the coast near Les Sables d'Olonne in France. The 14 crew members were rescued Wednesday by the French trawler Le Progres.
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Les Sables D’olonne
France
UPI
Here
Atlantic
le Progres
GOP Official Clears Ballot By Allowing Johnson Humphrey Names
Des Moines Iowa Republican state official Melvin Synhorst accepted late filings to place the names of President Johnson and Hubert H Humphrey on Iowa's November ballot. Democratic chair Lex Hawkins admitted missing the Monday deadline and Gov Harold Hughes welcomed the decision calling it settling the matter for now. Attorney General Evan Fulda favored court action, while Hultman opposed Hughes and was unavailable for comment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lex Hawkins
Humphrey
Melvin D.synhorst
Synhorst
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Evan Fulda
Hultman
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