White New Yorkers Protest Pupil Shift
About 15,000 white parents braved snow on a 244 mile march from Brooklyn to Manhattan to oppose involuntary busing tied to the Princeton Plan. They say they do not oppose integration but fight sending their children to other neighborhood schools. The plan would pair 40 elementary and 20 junior high schools to improve racial balance as civil rights groups push for faster desegregation.
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Associated Press
Board of Education
Brooklyn
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Manhattan
Princeton
Terms Given For Release Officers
Berlin AP says the Soviet Union will free three captured Air Force officers if the United States admits it ordered them to fly over East Germany. The officers parachuted from an RB66 after being shot down Tuesday. The informant says release depends on U S admission. otherwise they face espionage charges. The United States denies involvement. Washington calls for prompt release.
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U.S
United States
Iron Curtain
East Germany
Washington
Cancer Insurance Offered in Ontario for Smokers and Nonsmokers
British Life Insurance Co announces new cancer insurance in Ontario. Advertisements state terms depend on the number of cigarettes smoked, affecting payment conditions for both smokers and nonsmokers.
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Toronto
Ontario
British Life Insurance Co
Five Day Outlook Temperatures Trend Up Then Down
The forecast shows temperatures through Wednesday averaging about 3 degrees above the seasonal norm of 31. Warmer conditions are expected this weekend with colder spell from late Sunday into next Wednesday. Rain is expected Saturday night and rain or snow around Wednesday.
U S and Panama Near Resuming Canal Talks
Washington reports both nations have agreed on a formula to open negotiations over Panama Canal differences and renew diplomatic relations. The final hold up is a wording discrepancy in statements by Panamanian President Roberto Chiari.
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United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Pres
Roberto Chiari
Hartley Trys Delegate Run In New Jersey Primary
Former Rep. Fred Hartley and three conservatives filed as AU & H20 Gold & Water delegates in New Jersey’s April 21 primary after being denied use of Barry Goldwater’s name without permission. State election officials planned to seek an attorney general ruling on legality.
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UPI
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R-N.j
Barry Goldwater
New Jersey
Goldwater
21YearOld Conscientious Objector Ordered To Report
Philip Byron Calder a 21yearold Richmond resident has legal help from the ACLU to oppose the draft He is ordered by Draft Board 44 of Lee to report for a preinduction physical in Springfield The case raises constitutional questions about conscientious objection and whether belief need be tied to a supreme being Calder a Pittsfield High School graduate is described as a pacifist and pianist facing possible appeals support from CLU attorney Lincoln Cain and local officials declined comment.
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US Supreme Court
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Stockbridge School
Julius Hartt School of Music
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the Eagle
UCLA Drops Curfew For Upperclass Coeds At Evening
UCLA officials say freshmen and sophomores will keep curfew while juniors and seniors with good standing may stay out all night with parental permission. About 800 residents in three coed dorms now share supervised common areas as they test the liberal rule.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
University of California
Defense For Ruby Concludes In Dallas Epilepsy Testimony
Dr. Frederick A. Gibbs, a Chicago epilepsy expert, testified that Jack Ruby has a very rare type of epilepsy not manifesting as seizures. The defense rested after Gibbs's remarks amid disputes with prosecutors over his brain wave findings and their clearance for the jury. Gibbs was the 48th witness in the fourth week of the trial, with the state nearing completion of its case.
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Acting Chief Aldrich Dies in Lee at 57
William P. Aldrich 57 acting chief of police and former Lee Selectmen chair died at home after a medical event. He had served as acting chief since Walter Bassidy’s death 16 months earlier, with John Boyne set to take permanent duties Monday. Aldrich had long ties to the Lloyd estate, chaired local boards, and witnessed royal visits in 1942. Funeral set for Monday at Kelly Funeral Home with Mass at St Mary’s Church.
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William P
Buzz) Aldrich
Lee Selectmen
Walter R. Bassidy
John J. Boyne
Lee Police Department
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Caroline D. Lloyd
Stockbridge Road
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Bridgeport
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Thae Lee Police Association
Democratic Town Committee
Thetown
Deputy Sheriffs Association
Kelly Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
Truman to Key West for vacation stay
State Sen. John M. Sportsman said former President Harry S. Truman will arrive in Key West, Florida, for a two to three week vacation. Truman spent 1% vacations at Key West when he was president.
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Fla
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John M. Sportsman
Truman
Ultimatum Signals Turkish Invasion Threat in Cyprus
Turkish ultimatum to the Greek Cypriot government warns of unilateral action unless a cease fire and protection of Turkish Cypriots are guaranteed. Ankara cites the 1980 treaty and hints at invasion as Turkish troops bolster Iskenderun forces and U Thant negotiates a UN peacekeeping force with Canada, Britain, and others outlining troop pledges and funding.
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Thant
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International Army
Paul Martin
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New York
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Sweden
Security Council
West Germany
Switzerland
Norway
Jose Roiz-Bennett
Guatemala
Peabody: Judgeships Not Sold Amid Charges
Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody denied charges by former Rep. Francis W. Perry that 13 judges had been appointed in exchange for campaign contributions. Perry named appointees who allegedly contributed to Peabody’s fund, with gifts from 100 to 1000 dollars.
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Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Francis W. Periy
Duxbury
Peabody
Burts
Perry
James MacGregor Burns
Williams College
Barry Backers Sweatshirts Go On Sale In LA
Los Angeles County Young Republicans advertise Barry Goldwater sweatshirts in The Challenge at four dollars each or thirty eight per dozen. Sizes range small to extra large and colors include gold or gray with black print.
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Los Angeles
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