Mobile Classroom Triggers Race Tensions in Chicago
In Chicago, a field at 73rd Street and Lowe Avenue serves as a focal point for protests over the Chicago Board of Education mobile classroom program. Units, resembling house trailers, are moved to sites to serve 30 pupils each and expand from 200 to 215 classrooms next year. Demonstrators urge integration by sending students to white schools rather than to ghetto carts.
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Graham criticizes U S and Britain over Cuban refugees aid
Evangelist Billy Graham says the United States and Great Britain should have aided 19 Cubans reportedly captured by Communist forces from a British owned Caribbean island. He spoke during a 25 day Los Angeles Crusade at the Coliseum, condemning indifference to suffering as the nation enters an age of the shrug.
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Eight youths killed in playground ammunition blast
In Warsaw, eight teenage boys died after a box of ammunition they unearthed at a children's playground exploded. Four other boys were critically injured, according to PAP.
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Scientists Blame Space Gremlins For Satellite Blackouts
Two scientists at a satellite conference blamed space gremlins for unexplained outages on four U.S. satellites in the past year. ANNA and Telstar 2 reportedly revived after months of inactivity, with experts humorously entertaining the notion while noting the lights are back on and functioning.
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Washington Highlights Aid to Nationalist China Desegregation at Mobile
AP reports a five year phase out plan for U S aid to Nationalist China due to rapid Chinese growth. The aid budget in the last year totaled 212.6 million, with 132.3 million for military and 80.3 million for economic assistance. Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black denies delaying desegregation in Mobile Alabama allowing school desegregation to begin next month. Senator Monroney warns CAB subsidy cuts could isolate small communities from air service, with Kennedy to review the plan via an inter agency committee.
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Goldwater Says Wisconsin Primary Won't Halt 1964 Run
Sen. Barry Goldwater told reporters at Madison airport that a favorite son challenge in Wisconsin would not stop his possible bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. He urged delaying action on a limited nuclear test ban until subcommittee findings are reported and criticized Soviet tests as a dangerous path. About 1,200 attended a school banking graduation as 35 protesters waved Goldwater banners outside.
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How Do You Get 150000 Around City
Washington police plan for a large civil rights march on August 28 with Deputy Chief Howard Covell coordinating crowd control. Officials estimate at least 28 000 will arrive by train at Union Station with many more by bus auto and foot. Parking for 220 buses is reserved near the route between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial.
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Czech Jet Burns in India Airport
A Czech oslovak TU 104 jet liner grounded by mechanical trouble at Santa Cruz International Airport in Bombay burned Friday night, destroyed the Soviet made plane in a blaze. The cause was listed as accidental and no injuries were reported.
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Texas Girl Sells Astronaut Home Maps for Profit
Eleven year old Cathleen Wakeland made 3.10 dollars selling ten cent maps showing Taylor Lake Village homes of astronauts. City Marshal Lancon stopped the sales to protect privacy, but Cathleen plans a new batch with her mother's support as reporters and sightseers linger in the area.
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3M to Buy Dynacolor in Asset Acquisition
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing reports Dynacolor Corp stockholders approved the sale at a Rochester meeting. About 91.3 percent backed the deal, with completion expected Sept 4. Dynacolor stock will exchange at five Dynacolor shares for one 3M share. Dynacolor makes photographic film papers chemicals and color reversal film processing.
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Reds Eye French Test Site in Sahara Seismic Probe
Algerian reports say experts from three Communist countries placed seismographic devices near the French atomic test area on the western Sahara fringe. France is rumored to plan an underground test in the Ahaggar Mountains, about 1,000 miles south of Algiers. Travelers describe groups of Soviets East Germans and Chinese posing as oil prospecting teams near the desert capital. Under Algerian independence France retains Sahara base rights for five years.
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Rebels seize Sumprabum in Kachin state drive
The English language newspaper nation reports that rebels campaigning for an independent Kachin state seized the village of Sumprabum, located about 630 miles north of Rangoon, Burma.
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