Pa City Seeks Court Order To Halt Race Protests
Chester officials sought a Delaware County injunction to stop civil rights demonstrations when schools reopen next week after closing 18 public schools amid threats. The board plans limited reopening while civil rights leaders vow further action. Reporters tallied 916 arrests during demonstrations.
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Chester
Delaware County Court
Board of Education
John J. Vaul
Francis P. Donahoe
Cross burns at Humphrey cabin in Minnesota
A cross was burned in the driveway of Sen Hubert Humphrey's lake side cabin near Waverly Minnesota prompting sheriff's investigation. The incident follows a Florida group letter threatening Negroes if civil rights legislation passes Congress.
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Waverly
Minn
Hubert Wi
Humphrey
Carnegie Grant Backs JFK Film Project
The Carnegie Corp of New York approved a 300000 grant to Harvard University to record on tape the history of the Kennedy administration. Harvard will work with the Kennedy Library Committee to compile the history for deposit in a Boston area structure near the Charles River.
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Cambridge
Mass
Carnegie Corp
New York
Harvard University
John F. Kennedy
Harvard
Kennedy Library Committee
Charles River
Boston
Chinese-born Mrs Chen Named Massachusetts Mother of the Year
Mrs Helen Feng Chen 62, mother of four sons and two daughters, named Massachusetts Mother of the Year. She would be nominated for the national title, first Chinese graduate of Michigan State University 1931, master's in nutrition at Cornell, taught Chinese at Fort Devens and University of Colorado, and works at Atlantic Union College Library. She is Seventh Day Adventist and credits God for her honor. Barbara Hennessy, born at the naval air station in 1944, gave birth to a boy in Jacksonville hospital.
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Lancaster
Mass
Helen Feng Chen
Massachusetts
Chen
United States
Michigan State University
Cornell University
Peking
Michigan University
Philip Chen
Atlantic Union College
Rockland
Massachusetts’ Mothers Committee
Jacksonville
Fla
Court Denies Stassen's Bid For Spot on Calif. Ballot
California moves toward its June 2 Republican presidential primary while awaiting Democratic results. The U S Supreme Court, in a...
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Stassen
Calif
Sacramento
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Scranton Still Holds Back Yet May Seek GOP Nomination
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania, urged by some supporters to seek the Republican presidential nomination, said he would not run unless a party deadlock occurred. He spoke at the Hartford Club in Hartford Connecticut and heads to Yale University for a merit citation, noting he would campaign hard if he chose to run. Meanwhile California politics show court actions on ballot access for Stassen and Yorty, and Secretary Jordan moved to print Republican ballots after court rulings. In Minnesota, Toby and Tilly, biology snakes at St Cloud State College, produced eggs after a two year courtship.
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Hartford
Conn
UPI
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Republican Party
Scranton
Hartford Club
Statler Hilton
New Haven
Yale Law School Association
Yale
Madison, Conn
Sen
Clair Engle
Washington
Engle
Supreme Court
Frank M. Jordan
California
Jordan
Slassen
Yorty
ST. Cloud, Minn
Toby
Tilly
St. Cloud State College
Change of address notice for Berkshire Eagle subscribers
The notice asks mail subscribers to inform the Post Office and Berkshire Eagle of both old and new addresses to prevent service interruption. It emphasizes submitting a clear change of address to ensure uninterrupted delivery.
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Focal Post Ofice
Berkshire Eagle
Kennedy to Fight Closing of Historic Watertown Arsenal
Sen Edward M Kennedy vows to oppose shut down of most Watertown Arsenal facilities in Massachusetts. McNamara announces closure of 22 installations, risking about 1850 jobs as defense plans shift. Kennedy seeks support from Massachusetts delegation to appeal to President Johnson amid talks with Gov Peabody and Sen Saltonstall.
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Sen. Kennedy
Watertown Arsenal
Senat
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Kennedy
Arsenal
Massachusetts
Johnson
Endicott Peabody
Leverett Saltonstall
Saltonstall
Senate Armed Services Committee
McNamara
Manuel Donabedian
National Association of Government Employes
NAGE
Watertown
Mass
Boston
Charles River
Washington
Army Material Research Agency
MacArthur Cold War Plan Shared With Ike per Life
Life magazine reports Douglas MacArthur once outlined a plan to end the Korean and Cold Wars to President-elect Dwight Eisenhower in December 1992 at the New York home of John Foster Dulles. The plan urged an Eisenhower Stalin summit to reunify Korea and Germany, neutralize Germany Austria Japan Korea, and remove foreign troops. As a harsh alternative, it proposed atomic bombing and amphibious invasions to clear North Korean forces and nerve China.
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New York
Life Magazine
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Korea
Germany
Austria
Japan
North Korea
Manchuria
China
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Edmund G. Brown
Pittefield
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