Jailed Mrs Peabody in Florida for protest
The 72 year old mother of Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody planned to stay in jail overnight after being arrested for trespass during racial demonstrations in St Augustine. She and others challenged segregation at a segregated dining room. A kneel in was planned outside Trinity Episcopal Church as turnout was described as disappointing.
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St, Augustine
Fla
UPI
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Malcolm E. Peabody
Hosea Williams
Trinity Episcopal Church
Peabody
Williams
Joseph Shelly
Mrs. Peabody
Gov. Peabody
New England
John Burgess
Five Day Forecast Says Below Normal Temperatures Ahead
The forecast projects an average of 5 degrees below the seasonal normal through Monday. Temperatures rise through Saturday with colder conditions on Sunday and Monday. Rain or snow is possible on Sunday.
Little Quake In N H Is Elusive
A small New England quake was reported near Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire with epicenter likely near Meredith. Residents heard sounds like a sonic boom or thunder at about 6 21 a m EST and no damage was reported.
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N.H
Laconia
N. H
New England
Lake Winnipesaukee
John F. Devane
S. J
Department of Geophysics
Boston College
Lake Winnipesaukes
Meredith
Belknap County
New Hampshire
Berkshire Men Face Bail in Williamston Jail
Rev. J A McLean and Lawrence A Caesar among five demonstrators held on 100 bond each after trespassing arrest at Shamrock Restaurant Williamston N C along with Francis Xavier Hurley Richard Horsley and John B Lawton The group awaits 500 bail total and Boston leaders call for donations to support their release while Berkshire Eagle wired 200 to the fund.
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Williamston
N.C
Berkshire County
Lawrence A. Caesar
Dalton
John B. Lawton
Richard Horsley
Mr. McLean
Mr. Caesar
Frank X. Hurley
Martin County
Berkshire
Alan McLean
Pilgrim Memorial
Pittsfield
NAACP
Shamrock
Francis Xavier Hurley
Winchester
Harvard University Divinity School
Lloyd R. Banks
The
Eagle
Banks
Paul Chapman
Boston
the Eagle
Mansfield Foresees Prolonged Summer Rights Debate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned the civil rights fight may stretch through both major party conventions this summer. The House passed voting rights provisions aim to register more Black voters in the South, with leaders Hart and Keating backing the measure while Thurmond criticized the literacy test approach as unconstitutional.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Mansfield
House
South
Congress
Hart
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
Brazil Faces Civil War as Goulart Faces Revolt
Revolt spreads across seven states and multiple armies against President Joao Goulart with the 2nd Army from Sao Paulo marching toward Rio. Goulart moves to quell rebels in Belo Horizonte while troops brace Guanabara and Recife.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPL
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Sao Paulo
Rio
Belo Horizonte
Guanabara
Carlos Lacerda
Aerial Spraying Ruled Out By State Resources Board
Massachusetts state resources board rejected aerial gypsy moth spraying for the year after pressure from conservation groups. A modified ground based assistance program will aid municipalities where spraying is necessary to abate a valid public nuisance with non persistent chemicals. defoliation is not a nuisance, ruling out planned aerial work in Southern Berkshire and Clarksburg.
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Massachusetts
State Board of Natural Resources
Boston
Natural Resources
Charles H. W. Foster
Foster
Berkshire
Clarksburg
Raids by South Viet Nam Said Allowed in Laos
South Viet Nam and Laos rightist leader Gen. Phoumi Nosavan reportedly agreed to allow Vietnamese raiding parties to strike designated Communist targets inside Laos to root out Viet Cong bases and supply lines. Proposals limit raiding size and require hot pursuit rules, with Phoumi insisting Laos not join any military alliance.
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S. Viet Nam
Laos
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dajat
Phoumi Nosavan
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Phoumi
Lao Bao
Khanh l
South
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North
U.S
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Mekong
MacArthur Is Showing Deterioration
Washington UPI Gen Douglas MacArthur's condition worsened in the last 24 hours at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A spokesman said he had a peaceful night but blood pressure slipped slightly and his pulse rose moderately. Kidney function declined progressively and a Sengstaken tube to prevent esophageal bleeding would be released today.
Wallace Campaign Cautioned on Page UJ
Wallace's Wisconsin bid to derail the civil rights bill draws mixed reactions with cross over votes cited. GOP officials predict gains against Rep. Reynolds as Wallace appeals to right wing groups and Lutherans in Milwaukee and Appleton amid opposition from APL-CLO rabbis and Catholic press. The Milwaukee Journal fact checks his claims and counters falsehoods while civil rights groups stage marches and protests.
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George Wallace
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Wallace
John Reynolds
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
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Reynolds
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Greater Milwaukee Conference On
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Catholic Herald Citizen
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Madison
Superior
Alabaman
John T. O'Connor
Pinko Press
Appleton
Jale Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Live Vegetable Quote Sparks Retirement Remark
London UPI report says Sir Gerald Nabarro, a fiery Conservative MP, announced his retirement from the House of Commons. He explained the decision by saying it is better to be a live vegetable than a dead politician.
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Recife
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