New Breed of Bigots Rally Youth to Race Tension
A Brookyln report profiles teens and twenty-somethings forming hate groups like Sponge in East New York with aim to push back against blacks. It notes similar teen-led cells in Baltimore and California, while veteran leaders like Rockwell and Shelton retain influence.
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Gowan
Africa
James McMenaman
McMenaman
Sponge
Society For the Prevention of
Republicans Urged to Stay Out of Demos Infighting
The Associated Press reports Republicans faced calls not to meddle in the DFL infighting over Minnesota’s September 13 primary. Rep. Clark MacGregor warned of lost funds and weaker general election prospects if GOPers split. GOP figures urged turnout in the Republican column and stressed leadership and dignity in campaigns.
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Associated Press
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Democratic- Farmer - Labor Party
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Clark MacGregor
DFL
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MacGregor
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Robert Forsythe
U.S. Senate
Clube
United
Harold LeVander
Four Major Airlines Return to Normal Schedules
Four of five major airlines expected full schedules as Trans World United Eastern and National reported near normal service. About 1,600 American tourists began returning home from Europe on transatlantic flights amid a 43 day strike ending last Friday. Northwest said service would be fully restored midweek. National reported 90 percent loads on New York to Florida jets, while United cited 70 percent Kennedy and Newark volume with many no shows. All lines reported heavy advance bookings.
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Florida
Newark
New Turkish Quakes Cause Fear But Few Casualties
Two additional tremors hit eastern Turkey with limited damage and no new deaths, as relief efforts expand to feed and medicate refugees. Health officials warn of possible cholera spread from Iraq. mass inoculations and water chlorination are ordered while bodies are buried quickly and aid reaches 29 isolated villages.
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Turkey
Iraq
Rains Quiet Possible Violence in Chicago Housing Marches
In Chicago area neighborhoods jeers rocks and firecrackers met open housing marches while heavy rain limited hostility. King led 500 civil rights supporters through East Side amid projectiles police contained unrest with 186 officers. 20 arrests reported. Evergreen Park saw 250 demonstrators led by Rev. James Bevel amid stones and firecrackers. Chicago Heights had 250 with few watchers.
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Chicago-area
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Civil Rights Force
East Side
Evergreen Park
James Bevel
Chicago Heights
Cook County
Auto giants reject UAW demand to reopen contracts
Detroit AP says General Motors Ford and Chrysler plan to reject the United Auto Workers bid to reopen labor pacts for immediate wage raises to skilled trades. The companies will respond this afternoon while offering a $168 million automatic raise for 700,000 production workers in two weeks and added hospital medical benefits.
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UAW
Henry Ford II
Ford
Ford Local 600
Walter P. Reuther
Treasury official opposes curbs on antiwar groups
Fred B. Smith of the Treasury told House Un-American Activities Committee that proposed laws to criminalize shipments to the Viet Cong or interference with troop movements are unnecessary and could infringe constitutional rights. He backed retaining existing laws and opposed new penalties, while the committee pushed ahead with debate on a bill proposing up to a $20,000 fine and 20 years’ prison for interfering with troop and supply movements.
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Treasury Department
House
Fred B. Smith
Treasury
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Department
South Viet Nam
Smith
Pool
Dirksen to Submit School Prayer Change
In Minneapolis AP dispatch Dirksen signals a Senate vote before Labor Day on a constitutional amendment for voluntary school prayers. He plans to substitute a United Nations Children's Fund resolution with his proposal. Northwest Orient Airlines announces resumption of Hawaii service and Alaska operations with Seattle connections from Minneapolis.
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Alaska
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Twin Cities
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
United Nations Children’s Funds
Classes Resume at Five Buenos Aires Colleges
Classes resume at five of the University of Buenos Aires campuses after government-ordered closures since July 29. Police reinforcements were deployed but no violence occurred as authorities fear student discontent amid a crackdown alleged communist elements. The raid provoked protests at home and abroad.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
University of
FTC Sets Temporary Tire Advertising Rules Effect Feb
The Federal Trade Commission announced new stop gap guidelines for tire advertising and labeling to go into effect February 19, with enforcement beginning alongside stricter guarantees guidelines.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
State High Court halts Minneapolis teachers dispute proceedings
Minnesota Supreme Court in a 6-1 ruling orders the state labor conciliator to pause action in the Minneapolis teacher bargaining dispute while a separate court case is argued in October. The decision preserves the federation and association positions amid a challenge to the public employee bargaining law and a planned bargaining unit hearing for about 3,000 teachers.
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Thomas F. Gallagher
James Otis
Eugene Minenko
Minenko
Federation
Minneapolis
Labor Conciliator
CMEA
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Joe R. Pool
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