Selma March Violence as Troopers Clash With Negroes
A 50 mile march to Montgomery by about 450 Negroes ended in violent clashes with state troopers and Dallas County possemen. About 40 injured, tear gas and night sticks used. King plans another attempt Tuesday to press for voting rights. FBI ordered to investigate excessive force.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Montgomery
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Atlanta
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Justice Department
Washington
FBI
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
George Wallace
Wallace
Hosea Williams
SCLC
John Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Lewis
Williams
John Cloud
Alabama River
Browns Chapel
A.mle
Posse
Clark
Cloud
Former Ajax Site Sold to Light Co in Connecticut
The General Services Administration announced the sale of the former NIKE Ajax missile site on Line Street in Glastonbury Connecticut. Hartford Electric Light Co. won with a bid of 22 625 dollars, the highest among 11 bids.
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Boston
UPI
General Services Administration
GSA
Line Street
Glastonbury
Conn
Paul Lazzaro
New England
Hartford Electric Light Co
Hartford Electric
Market Needed For Maine Manganese
Geologists from James W. Sewall Co in Old Town report a potentially rich manganese ore deposit in Aroostook County Maine. Officials caution there is no guarantee of mining without a market as domestic manganese demand remains weak with only 21000 short tons used nationwide last year.
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Houston, Maine
UPI
Maine
James W. Sewall Co
Old Town
Aroostook
United States
War Games Resemble Viet Fight in Mideast Exercise
CAMP PENDLETON Calif UPI Sav age sighting raged today between guerrillas and Marines ashore to save the mythical nation of Lancelot in Exercise Silver Lance. The 18 day peacetime Navy Marine maneuvers paralleled the Vietnamese War with 60 ships and 50 000 men training in modern warfare.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Silver Lance
Lancelot
Merlin
Modred
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red China
San Diego
Long Beach
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Job Center Opens to Aid Poverty War in Forests
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman will dedicate the Forest Service's first job corps conservation center at Ouachita National Forest near Hot Springs Arkansas on March 22. The unit marks the start of a nationwide program with about 60 centers planned to operate in national forests by summer as part of the President's war on poverty.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Forest Service
Ouachita National Forest
Hot Springs
Ark
Lederle urges integrated public education plan for Massachusetts
Amherst report by University of Massachusetts President John W. Lederle calls for a carefully defined, state‑level design of higher education. He warns against a mad scramble to create more universities and urges coordinated growth across the state university, community colleges, and technical institutes to raise efficiency, extend opportunities, and pursue excellence. Highlights include enrollment up 70 percent since 1960, salaries up 35 percent, over 5 million in sponsored research, and the opening of University of Massachusetts Boston with new honors and centers established.
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Massachusetts
University of Massachusetts
John W. Lederle
Lederle
University of Massachusetts- Boston
Phi Beta Kappa
Nicolas Appert
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
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