NAACP Pickets Target Atlanta Hotels During Convention
In Atlanta NAACP leaders mobilized about 400 pickets with signs to nine hotels and six restaurants during the annual convention, diverting crowds of roughly 1,500 delegates. Hotels and the University Motel faced demonstrations as Ku Klux Klan and White supremacist groups prepared counter measures.
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Historical Society Meeting Slated in Flagstaff
The Northern Arizona Historical Society will hold its annual meeting at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in its headquarters on Valley Road in Flagstaff.
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Weather snapshot for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph with stronger gusts this afternoon, little temperature change. Lows tonight around 48, highs near 80 tomorrow.
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Northlanders Attend FHA National Meeting in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City July 12 special: Northern Arizona girls among 16 from 800 to join the national Future Homemakers of America meeting. Named from Holbrook Clifreda Jo Eddy and Ash Fork Charolette Theroux among the delegates.
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Northern Arizona
Future Homemakers of America
Clifreda Jo Eddy
Holbrook
Charolette Theroux
Ash Forks
Arizona towns set July 4 celebrations in many ways
In Every Direction Arizona towns plan Independence Day events from parades and rodeos to fireworks and picnics. Prescott kicks Frontier Days with a parade and rodeo trials. Holbrook hosts Meshknife Stampede. Phoenix Tempe Tucson stage large fireworks. Gilbert Mesa Wickenburg Cave Creek Goodyear and nearby areas feature parades concerts barbecues and jet displays amid community sponsorships.
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Tempe
Ariguna State University
Mesa
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Wickenburg
Cave Creek
Communists Begin Building New Wall Along West Berlin Border
In Berlin, East German forces under cover of smoke and tear gas started replacing barbed wire with masonry along the 69 mile East West boundary. Workers laid concrete slabs near Falkensee and Seegefelder Weg as West Berlin police watched from floodlit streets in rain. East German officials signaled plans to extend the barrier after a government call to strengthen the perimeter.
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Goldwater floats Formosa troop move to China
In a Long Beach interview Barry Goldwater says if president he would seriously consider transferring Chiang Kai-shek's Formosan troops to China. He warns the alternative is losing Asia and the western Pacific, including Australia and New Zealand, and argues U.S. invasion would not necessarily trigger a major war. He notes Russia already aids Red China and questions the extent of U.S. naval and air support.
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Brazil Names New Premier After Government Crisis
Brazil's Senate President Aura Soares de Moura Andrade was approved as premier by a 222 to 251 vote in a six hour session. He pledged to prioritize the battle against inflation and pursue agrarian, banking, and tax reforms while preserving Neves era foreign policy and international commitments. Neves' cabinet resigned June 26 for candidates ahead of October elections.
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Bible Digest On Giving And The Lord's Own Proverb
H B Dean urges faithful giving over boasting and crumbs, citing Proverbs 3 9 to remind readers that the work of God suffers from big talkers and small gifts. He contrasts crass rhetoric with wholehearted support and asserts that the Lord owns all.
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