Governor Greets Mom On Return From Jail
Mrs Malcomb E Peabody the 72 year old mother of Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody returned from a Florida jail and said she would endure the ordeal again for civil rights. She came to Boston from Newark after a stop en route from St Augustine where she spent two nights in jail for attempting to integrate a motel restaurant. She told reporters she broke a city ordinance but would not forfeit her bail and planned to return to St Augustine on May 5 to stand trial. King praised her actions and said she inspired future generations.
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UPI
Malcolm E. Peabody
Florida
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Newark
N.J
St. Augustine
Fla
Episcopal
Mrs. Peabody
Peabody
Esther Burgess
Negro Episcopal
John Burgess
Hester Campbell
Donald J. Campbell
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Warren McKenna
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Holbrook
Ito
King
Come and Get It- The Birch Rod on Isle of Man
Isle of Man authorities warn teens not to trouble the island this summer. Juvenile court chairman William Quayle says birching remains a deterrent for youths up to 21 and vows to nip trouble in the bud as gangs terrorize English resorts.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Britain
William Quayle
East Coast
22,Clacton and
Margate
Rhode Island House backs lottery constitutional change
The Rhode Island House approves a measure to amend the state constitution to allow a state operated lottery by a 64 to 20 vote. Supporters led by Rep. Hugo L. Ricci backed the bill amid bipartisan crossovers, with opponents warning of a racketeering risk as a trial date approached for a man charged with illegal possession of lottery tickets.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
Rhode Island
House of Representatives
House
Hugo L. Ricci
Senate
Frederick Lippitt
Jbut
Central Falls
Judge Cameron Dies in Miss Balked Meredith
Meridian Mississippi AP Federal Judge Ben F. Cameron who twice blocked Meredith’s admission to the University of Mississippi died at 73. Appointed to the Fifth Circuit in 1955 he fought civil rights rulings, accusing the chief judge of packing panels. Cameron was overridden by higher courts including the Supreme Court.
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Miss
Meredith
Meridian
Ben F. Cameron
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Baker Prober Claims Agency Interference Inquiries
Washington Senator John Williams accused government agencies of sending copies of his correspondence to the Senate Rules Committee, alleging a high level effort to monitor his Baker inquiry. He noted a letter cleared with the committee was sent to him, prompting calls for accountability in the probes.
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Washington
I Jonn J. Williams
R-Del
Bobby Baker
Williams
Senate
Fectors
Senate Rules Committee
L. P. McLendon
McLendon
Rules Committee
Baker
U.S. Ships 1.6 Billion in Food Aid to Needy Nations
President Johnson told Congress that 1.6 billion dollars in surplus American food was sent to needy nations under the food-for-peace program, up six percent from 1962. About 1.15 billion moved under sale abroad for local currency, with most receipts reinvested in loans and development.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Richard W. Reuter
Stevenson calls civil rights the gut issue of modern world
Adlai E. Stevenson, speaking at the Commonwealth Club of California, framed civil rights as the gut issue of the modern world and urged leading by example. He urged breaking barriers, expanding education and openness, and highlighted foreign policy steps toward ending the Cold War while noting shifts in global politics and Communist adaptability.
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Stevenson
San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
U.S
United Nations
Commonwealth Club of California
Moscow-Washington
Air Mail Stamp To Honor Goddard
The Air Mail stamp to honor space pioneer Dr. Robert H. Goddard will be issued by the Post Office Department. Rep. Philip J. Philbin of Massachusetts was informed. first day sale date and place were not yet selected. Goddard conducted early experiments in Worcester, Massachusetts, within Philbin's district.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Robert H. Goddard
Philip J. Philbin
D-Mass
Goddard
Worcester
Mass
Philibin
Dropout Problem Hit Miami Dade Junior College
Miami Dade Junior College faces a dropout issue as data processing students surge past 1,500 with only one completing the two year course. President Peter Masiko Jr. says students are lured away by industry after taking several courses.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miami-Dade Junior College
Isi
Peter Masiko Jr
John Glenn Leaves Hospital on convalescent leave
SAN ANTONIO AP Marine Lt Col John Glenn checked out of Willard Mall Air Force Hospital on Friday to convalescence leave and drove home to Seabrook Texas near Houston. Doctors say he will return for periodic checkups over the next few months. He suffers labyrinthitis an inner ear inflammation after a Feb 26 fall in his Columbus apartment.
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San Antonio
Tex
John WH. Glenner
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Willard Mall Air Force Hospital
Glenn
Seabrook
Houston
Columbus
Marine Corps
Luci Sees Drawbacks In White House Life
Luci Baines Johnson, 16, says the White House has more bad points than good. She and sister Lynda Bird spoke after a White House musicale. Luci noted she represents American youth and hopes to stay true to herself, even if she makes mistakes.
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Luci
White House
Washington
Luci Baines Johnson
Johnson
Sshe
Lynda Bird
Lysek Confirmed for Civil Service Commission
Boston AP reports the Executive Council confirmed Chicopee Mayor Edward Lysek as a Civil Service Commissioner by voice vote without debate. The move elevates Lysek to a state civil service oversight role.
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Boston
Edward Lysek
Chicopee
Civil Service Commission
Postage Stamps Honor President Kennedy
New York March 21 The assassination of President John F Kennedy draws philatelists to the Togo Kennedy Visit issue. A six stamp set features cameo portraits of Kennedy and Olympia with the Capitol in the background. Availability is limited and sold on a first come, first served basis. Collectors may obtain the complete four stamp set for $1.00 by sending to Elmont Stamp Co Queens Village NY with offers and approvals.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Togo Kennedy
Olympia
Washington
Kennedy
Elmont Stamp CO
Queens Village
N.Y
Zippered Jumbo Sweater Bag for Knits and Sweaters
Large 18 inch wide bag with 15 to 14 inch length and 6 inch gusset stores several sweaters or knitted dresses. Dustproof and moth proof for protected storage.
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