Birmingham’s civil rights crisis and national impact
The piece frames Birmingham as a racial relations testing ground, led by King and the NAACP, with King’s tactics drawing local and national scrutiny. It argues Birmingham’s turmoil shifts electoral dynamics in the South and warns against external agitation while urging fair chance for all residents.
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Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Martin Luther King
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Albert Boutwell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
South
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
UN delegates mull money crisis as last funds loom
United Nations delegates gather for a weekend session facing only 10 million dollars left and 140 million due by year end unless rapid action occurs. March 31 debt stood at 166.8 million with 72.9 million cash, threatening potential bankruptcy without broader payments from major powers and timely dues.
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United Nations
U Thant
Congo
Soviet Union
Communist Bloc
France
United Arab Republic
Defensive Move Cancelled Three Nuclear Tests at Nevada Grounds
Washington spokesmen say canceling three planned blasts at the Nevada test site was a defensive step in the propaganda struggle. Two tests were to be above ground, one a nuclear blast and the other a chemical detonation, with a third shallow underground nuclear test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Washington
Pressure on Streets Over Rights Risk in Birmingham Debate
The piece weighs whether public street action can rectify injustices faced by minorities and traces street politics from Europe to Birmingham. It contrasts peaceful civil disobedience led by Gandhi with militant street pressure and warns that lasting change rests with legislatures and courts.
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Europe
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Louis Napoleon
Birmingham
George
Schuyler
Mr. Schuyler
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King
Gandhi
India
Henry David Thoreau
Deep South
Elijah Muhammad
Chicago
Muhammad
Abby rows on military pay myths and wedding rings
Dear Abby columns debate sergeant pay meals and allowances contradicting civilian wealth. Readers recount Army life with seven children for seven dollars and discuss value of wedding rings amid unhappy marriages.
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Abby
NCO Club
Horse Sense Heals Arthritic Pain Through Simple Habits
Martha G aged 48 reports knee arthritis improved after stopping a habit of twisting her leg into a desk shelf. The doctor notes readers can reduce pains by postural changes such as switching bed sides and adjusting furniture, mattresses, and work habits. A follow up promises more.
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Martha
Martha G
Costs Rise for Ohio Colleges in 1963 64
A Cleveland Plain Dealer survey shows undergraduate minimum costs to attend Ohio colleges for 1963 64 average at 1764 dollars, up 101 from last year and 470 from five years ago. Figures cover tuition compulsory fees books board and lowest room, with private and public schools varying greatly.
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Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cedarville College
Western College For Women
Oxford
Bluffton and
Malone
Wittenberg
City College of New York
Princeton
Scholastic Magazine
Zaleski By Mrs James McKibben Zaleski Sightseeing Trip
The Rev and Mrs Everett McKibben with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred McKibben of The Plains joined a sightseeing trip to Parkersburg Marietta and other places. The Fullers of Columbus spent Mothers Day with Mrs Eglebury and family. Kimberly Fuller returned home after visiting grandparents. The Lentz group enjoyed a Lake Hope dining lodge meal. Mrs Ella Hayes and son Kenneth visited Mr and Mrs Robert Lent in Ashland. Mrs Robert Martin of Barbertown visited Mothers Day with her mother Mrs Harry Tripp. Miss Diane Tripp of Barberton visited her parents Arthur and Diane Tripp.
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James McKibben Zaleski
Everett McKibben
Fred McKibben
the Plains
Parkersburg
Marietta
Lawrence Fuller
Columbus
Woodrow Thomas
David
Athens
Thomas
Rufus Thomas
Lake Hope
Ella Hayes
Kenneth
Robert Lent
Ashland
Robert Martin
Barberton
Harry Tripp
Diane Tripp
Arthur Tripp
Photo Finish presents aging as dialogue across lifetimes
A New York stage piece starring Peter Ustinov imagines an octogenarian writer named Sam in bed who meets his younger selves at 60 40 and 20 and is counseled by each. The play links aging insight with personal history through intimate conversations with his parents his wife and romantic interests.
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New York
Peter Ustinov
Bearded Ustinov
Sam
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the College Outlook
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Kent State
Miami
Ohio State
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Antioch
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Bluffton
Capital
Case
Cedarville
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Defiance
Denison
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Findlay
Heidelberg
John Carroll
Kenyon
Lake Erie
Mary Manse
Mount St. Joseph
Mount Union
Muskingum
Notre Dame
Oberlin
Theathens Messenger
Suni
Mali
Ly & Sund
Eessenger
Union St
Zaleski
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