Negro family faces hostility in Mobile over home purchase
Raymond Young and his wife Tenner, with two young children, moved into Richland Place as the first Black family in the all white neighborhood. Since October 1963 the home has been targeted by arson threats, smoke bombs, vandalism, window breakage, profane calls, and taunting signs. Police promised protection but reports say no arrests occurred. Neighbors oppose integration, citing neighborhood pride and safety concerns.
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London Zoo seeks mate for Chi Chi giant panda
London Zoo appeals to Russia for a summit with Moscow Zoo to pair its panda Chi Chi with a male panda An An. Earlier efforts to China failed as Beijing offered no help, citing Chi Chi's seasonal maternal instinct.
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