Racial Unrest Rising in Rochester Over Kodak Fight
A new wave of racial tension grips Rochester centered on Eastman Kodak and the FIGHT group led by Minister Franklin Florence. Kodak resists定 due to hiring autonomy. FIGHT seeks training for 300 to 600 unemployed Black applicants over a year. The dispute, tying churches, civil rights groups, and stockholders, risks a hot summer as conflict sharpens.
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Patrolman Peterson Helps Couple Off Duty
Mrs. Jost von Steiger of Swarthmore Houston praised Patrolman M D Peterson for aiding a stranded couple on Interstate 10. He drove them to his home, arranged repairs, let them use a telephone, and refused pay or reimbursement, turning a bad day into a pleasant one and earning community praise.
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M. D. Peterson
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Jost von Steiger
Swarthmore
Blair W. Mann
Peterson
von Steiger
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