Greylock Students Organize Civil Rights Committee
Greylock Regional High School students form a civil rights committee to educate peers about the movement and support it. The group considers raising funds for the Prince Edward County Free School Association helping integrated private schools after public schools closed to resist integration. Williams College Civil Rights Committee members are invited to speak at the next meeting.
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Williamstown
Mount Greylock
Prince Edward County
Free School Association
Williams College Civil Rights Committee
Hoffa Linked In Fix Case Ties Hoffa to Jury Tampering Talk
In Chattanooga AP report Edward Partin a Baton Rouge Teamsters official testified Hoffa told him to slick around jurors and try to reach a few scattered ones in the conspiracy trial. Partin described Hoffa’s room call and suggestion of influencing jurors in the 1962 Nashville case ahead of a jury tampering case with Hoffa and five others.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Edward Grady Partin
Baton Rouge
Hoffa
Partin
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
U S Flies Nationals Off Jampy Cyprus Embass y Bombing
Emergency airlift began as anti American violence surged in Cyprus. A bomb damaged the U S Embassy in Nicosia injuring a Marine guard and two cars. Ambassador Fraser WilKing ordered evacuations to Beirut as Greek Cypriot police struggled. Pan Am jets shuttled evacuees to safety.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Amerpeat
U.S
Fraser Wild King
Beirut
Lebanon
Makarias
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Makarios
U.N. Security Council
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
North Windham
Pan American World Airways
Sen
Mediterranean
Mt Washington Searchers Boost Hope For Four Students
In New Hampshire's White Mountains about 50 searchers faced 20 below zero cold and blowing snow as optimism rose that four Syracuse University students missing since Friday were better equipped than thought. The four had tents, some gear, and one had survival training from an AMC school, while conditions at higher elevations remained perilous with zero visibility.
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MT. Washington
Nail
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Appalachian Mountain Club
U.S. Forest Service
Syracuse University
AMC
Zipper Closes On Arizona Reds
The Communist party faces removal from Arizona ballots after Assistant Attorney General Philip M. Haggerty cites a 1961 law. Arnold Johnson, the party PR director, relays Haggerty's note criticizing the group's lack of ZIP code on correspondence.
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Arizona Reds
New York
Communist Party
Arizona
Arnold Johnson
Philip M. Haggerty
Haggerty
Be at Darwen School Bans Beatles Style Haircuts
In Darwen England headmaster Robert Reeves bans haircuts styled after the Beatles. He says the imitation of a trend is slavish and if a student prefers to resemble a sheepdog rather than himself there is something wrong with him.
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Darwen
England
UPI
Beales
Britain
Darwen Technical School
Tubject
Robert Reeves
Negro Pupils Barred At Alabama School
In Notasulga Alabama mayor James Rea defied a federal court order and barred six Negro pupils from a white school. A white mob cursed the arriving students as state troopers guarded the scene. Nearby Shorter also admitted six Negroes to the white school. The incident drew federal scrutiny as officials studied possible orders to include Notasulga in the ban on entrance restrictions. A photographer was injured during the confrontation.
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Tuskegem
Ala
Alabamas
James Rea
Notasulga
Botagalae High
Shorter
Maconi County
Notasulga School
U.S
Washington
Justice Department
Molasulga
Nolasulga City
Rea
Johnson Urges Acts To Shield Consumers From Deception
President Johnson asked Congress for new laws to curb deceptive packaging and hidden interest charges and proposed federal experts to aid low income families in budgeting. He backed nine bills, urged consumer education, and suggested applying the Agricultural Extension Service concept to cities. He called for broader federal food drug and cosmetic inspections and safety labeling.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Committee On
Consumer Interests
Hancock Raceway Stock Bilked, Dr Furcolo Testifies
Springfield physician Dr Charles I Furcolo 72 testifies in Hampden Superior Court that he was bilked of Hancock Raceway stock by a coalition of racetrack promoters and Hollywood actors including Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. He accuses Charles R Carson and B A Dario of arranging to divert the stock via dated documents to circumvent sale prohibitions.
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Springfield
Charles IL. Furcolo
Foster Furcolo
Hampden Superior Court
Hancock Iaceway
Charles R. Carson
B. A. Dario
Salvatore A. Rizzo
Frank Sinatra
Dean Mar
Suffolk
Dr. Furcalo
Irving Goldblatt
Furcolo
Cariou
Dario A. Bacchicchi
A. Dario
L Providence
John A. Pappas
Boston
Hancock Raceway
Dario
Lincoln Downs
Rhode Island
Pappas
Suffolk Downs
Carson
Alty
Bernard E. Francis
West Hartford
Conn
Harris Osman
Orange, Conn
Great Bar
Wilkinson enters GOP bid for Oklahoma Senate seat
Bud Wilkinson a famed college football coach announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Oklahoma's U S Senate race. He spoke at a downtown Oklahoma City hotel noting the seat is for the remainder of Son Kerr's term, currently held by Democrat Howard Edmondson after Kerr's death. Tenure details and other declared candidates were referenced.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Charles Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Wilkinson
Senate
Oklahoma
Robert S. Kerr
Howard Edmondson
Kerr
Rights Bloc Holds Line Faces Another Key Vote
Washington AP one final challenge remains today to House approval of a strong public accommodations section in the civil rights bill. Republicans led a last stand to limit its reach, but Democrats and Republicans backing the bill won decisive votes against amendments. The House aims to advance the measure as leaders expect quicker action on remaining titles and provisions.
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Washington
Patrick Minor Martin
Calif
Five-Day Forecast Predicts Mild Run Ahead
Temperatures through Monday average four degrees above the seasonal norm of 22. Continued mild conditions expected. Mixed snow and rain tonight into Friday, and again around Sunday.
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Chiorious
Kambyli
Greylock
Committee On Civil Rights
State Dept
State Department
Wilkins
Cpl
Henry Theriaque
Alabama
James Clark
Vernon Merritt OE
Merritt
Agriculture Department
Atty
Efrem Gordon
Gordon
Dario of
Futcolo
Bud Wilkinson
Ranger 6
Arago
Lev
U.S. Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Rights Bloc
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
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