Boston Negro Leaders Plan Mass School Boycott
Boston Negro leaders pressed ahead with a one day boycott of public schools set for tomorrow after failure to agree on de facto segregation. About 5,000 pupils in Roxbury joined a mass meeting as they planned song sessions and lessons on non violence while the school system insisted there is no de facto segregation.
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Boston
Roxbury
Ruth Batson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Boston School Committee
Frederick J. Gillis
Gillis
TV Gumshoe Outshines Real Detective in TV Week
AP reports NBC filmed a San Francisco detective for 21 days but the drama in Dragnet and The Lineup felt more authentic. The Sun night Show of the Week featured a cautious, camera wary investigator. Mystery Theatre joins NBC Wednesday night replacing Perry Como slot. Pass word CBS 10-10:30 EDT.
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New York
NBC
San Francisco
Jack Webb
Mystery Theatre
CBS
Eyes See Objects from Space But Are Soon Explained
Houston AP reports astronaut Gordon Cooper saw what looked like a truck a boat and a train from over 100 miles up officials agree his trained eye likely observed moving dust wake patterns and smoke silhouettes explained by atmosphere geography and viewing angle. A Worcester UPI item notes Clark University receives a $10 000 microprint edition of early U S printed works from Alden P Johnson.
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Houston
Gordon Cooper
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cooper
Himalayas
Mt. Everest
Earth
Space
Worcester
Mass
UPI
United States
Clark University
Alden P. Johnson
Clark
U S Race Riots Fuel Communist Propaganda Efforts
AP analysis notes racial violence in the United States provides a golden harvest for Communist propaganda. It argues newspapers and radio amplify anti American narratives and foreign critics seize on the unrest for leverage.
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William L. Ryan
United States
Com
New England Congress Members Split on Key Appropriations Votes
AP reports show Massachusetts and Connecticut delegates split on a $5,979,457,000 Agriculture Department bill and a $140,038,919 House expenses measure with several not voting. The record lists For and Against tallies along with party and state designations for each member.
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Washington
New England
Congress
HOUSE
Agriculture Department
Bates
R-Mass
Boland
D - Mass
Burke
D-Mass
Cleveland
Conte
Daddario
Donohue
Giaimo
Sibal
R-Conn
Wyman
R-N.h
Fogarty
D- R.L
St. Germain
D-R.i
Philbin
St. Onge
Keith
McIntire
Stafford
Tupper
Martin
Grabowski
Macdonald
Monagan
O’neill
Formosa Stamp Shows Refugees
The Nationalist government of Taiwan plans stamp issues on June 27 to mark Hong Kong bound refugees from the mainland in May 1962. The first set features a girl crying as she learns she must return to China and will be issued in 2,000,000 copies at 80 cents. The second set shows a refugee with his son and wife at the border, with 600,000 copies at 3.20 dollars.
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Taipei
Formosa
Associated Press
Red China
P. C. Lee
Hong Kong
Tiger Standard
Radiophoto
Chiang Kaishek
Lee Ying
China
U.S
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