European Market and harbor needs loom in 1967 act debate
The piece outlines concerns over European Community expansion timing and the need to renew the 1967 Trade Expansion Act while noting potential funding for deepening harbor channels and port facilities. It mentions Greenland population projections for 1983 and discusses U S ship channels, plus a local item on the Weekday Religious Education program for fourth graders in Anderson, including staff and enrollment details.
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AAPA
United States
Greenland
White and Negro Groups Clash in Bogalusa Glare Contest
About 50 white men and a dozen women gathered outside for a glare contest when tensions between white and Negro groups flared. A deacon member Rowan Burris faced a shotgun as Detective John Hill wrestled the weapon away. Guns drawn, both sides moved to car trunks and rifles. police intervened, dispersing the crowd. Bogalusa has seen ongoing violence amid a civil rights drive over 18 months.
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Voms
Deacons
Louisiana
Rowan Burris
John Hill
Bogalusa
Mrs. French Feted At Birthday Dinner
Relatives honor Laude French of 125 N Water St at a birthday dinner. Attendees included her husband Paul Cogswell and Mrs. Ma Dale Hour with her daughter, among others present.
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Nest of Honor
Irs
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Caeres Ma Dale Hour
Miami County Judge Studies Hard For Ultimate Decision
Miami Circuit Judge John V. Dice prepared to study relevant laws before issuing a ruling on an annulment case involving Patricia J. Campbell and Kenneth L. Camp, amid conflicting divorce proceedings in California and Indiana. The article also notes the 1874 founding of the Women’s Christian Tennis Union in Cleveland.
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Miami County
Four IU Students Arrested in Rights Protest at Cathedral
Four Indiana University students were among 28 peace demonstrators arrested July 28 on the lawn of Christ Church Cathedral during a protest against a constitutional act cited as violated. A minister and ex-IU student were among those held, with a court motion sustaining the defense.
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United Press International Indianapolis
Indiana University
Peace
Stone Konay
Coles
Kokomo
Rita Rosenbaum
Ester Mt Hang
Doris Tennyson
Christ Church Cathedral
Ernie Burke
Marion County
Munipal Court
Jenny Price
Students Freed in Decision Hint at Turbulent Session
Fragmentary report notes temper flares as ten pickets were to be segregated from the President and party area. David Kelly, another TV state lent, was acquitted of interfering with arresting officers, while Coles and Inabnitt could not return for the afternoon session.
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David Kelly
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Coles
Inabnitt
Soviets Allies Plan Squelch Of Red China
A report says Moscow and Western allies consider restraining Red China to influence bloc politics and pace, amid mutual distrust and charges of collusion with Beijing. A bank incident in Indianapolis ends with a woman entering two banks and placing a note or object on teller counters.
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Red China
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Peking
Kremlin
Omi Pekin Han
Hearst and Gooch Wed In San Francisco Ceremony
William Hearst II and Erica Gooch wed as reported by United Press International. The bride and groom planned to reside on Nantucket Island with the groom attending the University of San Francisco. Hearst, 23, is the son of Mrs. John R. Hearst and the late Mr. Hearst, linking to the Hearst newspaper and magazine empire. Retail sales in July rose 15 percent year over year, per the Commerce Department.
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Ease
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Edwin Upshaw
Fritz Behrens
Msgr
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University of San Francisco
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Washington
Commerce Department
UPI protests beating of news staffer in Grenada
United Press International filed a protest with Mississippi Governor Paul B Johnson over the beating of staff correspondent Gordon Jordan in Grenada The agency condemned the attack as mob violence and called for protection of journalists in the state and for accountability of those responsible.
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Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson
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Grenada
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Roger Tatarian
Vice Presse
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