Civil rights leaders warn of possible violence in New York
Albany reports say Civil rights leaders led 4,500 demonstrators from 34 communities to Gov Rockefeller to press nine demands. A Philip Randolph warned action is needed to avoid violence across the state. In NYC an Appeals Court approved a school integration plan mixing students by race.
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Standby Bill To Run NHRR In Emergency
White Plains New York UPI says a bill will be sent to Albany to form a state authority with 3 million dollars to run the New Haven railroad in an emergency. The Westchester County Board of Supervisors approved the bill in a unanimous vote. The plan would let a three member authority be appointed by Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner to operate the line or contract with New York Central Railroad, a key link for about 30,000 commuters amid concern over service stoppage.
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Chihuahua Rescued as Neighbor’s Shepherd Steals Bone
In Louisville a neighbor’s shepherd dog seized a bone from Mrs. William Teller’s chihuahua. The larger dog picked up the smaller and trotted away with bone in mouth. Mrs Teller chased and recovered the chihuahua, which resumed chewing the bone.
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