Cleveland High Faces Reopening Amid Racial Tensions
In Cleveland, Collinwood High planned to reopen under heavy police guard after white students threatened more attacks on Black pupils. Dozens of fights erupted during the week, culminating in a the incident at a white neighborhood meeting where Rufus and Demetres Pierce were assaulted before police stopped the beating.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Collinwood High School
Collinwood
Paul W. Briggs
Rufus Pierce
Demetres
Collinwood Improvement Association
Pierces
Pierce
Aleutian Underground Blast To Test Detection
United States plans an 80 kiloton underground nuclear test on Amchitka Island later this year to study distinguishing nuclear shocks from earthquakes. Senators Magnuson and Bartlett confirmed the test with Defense and AEC officials. The device will detonate 2,300 feet underground, near Kamchatka, with costs estimated at 12 to 15 million dollars.
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Aleutian
Washington
UPS
United States
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
EL. Bartlett
Alaska
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka Island
Amchitka
Kamchatka
Kuril
Soviet Union
Magnuson
Bartlett
A P Cleared Of Monopoly In Boston
A U S District Court jury acquitted Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. on two Sherman Act milk monopoly counts in Boston. Hood & Sons was also cleared on two counts, while four Hood charges still face jury deliberation. Cumberland Farms linked to price discrimination in the Greater Boston area.
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Boston
UPI
U.S
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc
A&p
Greater
H. P. Hood & Sons, Inc
H.P. Hood & Sons
Hood
Cumberland Farms
Extra Hazard Of Smoking
Medical student James A. Farrier 28 faced a dangerous incident when a rum soaked cigar exploded into a gunshot near Huntington Park California. Federal authorities began inquiry as the loaded cigar, shipped from Pennsylvania, traveled in interstate commerce.
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Huntington Park
Calif
UPY
James A. Farrier
Farrier
Pennsylvania
Prelate Disputed By March Priests In Selma Civil Rights
Mobile archbishop Thomas Toolen faced criticism from priests active in Selma civil rights protests. Critics argued the archbishop missed the point and violated conscience by restricting participation. Dozens of clergy and nuns joined marches with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., while Toolen defended his stance and urged restraint.
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Ala
Selma
Mobile-Birmingham
Don Brooks
Lawton
Okla
Thomas J. Toolen
Christ
South
Martin Luther King Jr
New York
Alabama
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Edward Dugan
Bishop Toolen
Dr. King
Rickover Urges Seed Blanket Nuclear Reactor Approval
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover urged Congress to approve a new seed blanket reactor using thorium as fuel. He said it could generate more fuel than it used, run about nine years per charge, and extend U S fuel resources by centuries while delivering economical electricity. Dr Glenn T Seaborg cited a California memo of understanding for a $263 million prototype designed to produce power and possibly distill seawater.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Congress
United States
Adm
Rickover
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Glenn TY. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
California
Seaborg
Fowler To Head Treasury
Henry H. Fowler is expected to be confirmed as secretary of the Treasury by the Senate Finance Committee today and by the full Senate on Monday. President Johnson named Fowler to succeed Douglas Dillon, who returns to private life after 12 years in government service. Fowler, 56, left a $100,000 annual Virginia law practice to join the Treasury in 1961 and now returns as the top official amid four major concerns: dollars abroad, gold stockpile, silver in coins, and a proposed administration plan on excise taxes before June 30.
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Washington
Henry H
Fowler
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
Harry B. Byrd
D-Va
Johnson
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Virginia
Treasury
John F. Kennedy
Nuclear Thorium Power Device Could Surpass Coal Output
Adm. Rickover described a proposed thorium based power device aimed at eventually making about 50 percent of thorium energy available for power production, vastly exceeding known fossil fuel reserves. He said the system would possess more than twice the capacity of any U.S. central power station.
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Adm
Rickover
U.S
Senate Bars Delay On Voting Rights Bill Passes Hurdles
The Senate voted 67 to 13 to order Judiciary Committee head Sen. James Eastland to clear Johnson's Negro voting rights bill within three weeks. Atty. Gen. Katzenbach urged swift action while Southern senators branded the measure un-American and flawed. Eastland protested the 15 working days limit as an affront to the legislative system.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Johnson
House Judiciary Committee
Nicholas Katzenbach
Eastland
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Margaret
Chase Smith
Maine
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
White House
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Court upholds Fox right to show John Goldfarb film
New York State Supreme Court rules 4 to 2 that 20th Century Fox may screen John Goldfarb Please Come Home, a spoof of Notre Dame, overturning an injunction. Justices Burke and Scileppi dissent arguing for a permanent ban.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State Supreme Court
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
John Goldfarb
Notre Dame
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Clay Greenberg
Charles S. Desmond
Notre Dame Law School
Adrian P. Burke
John F. Scileppi
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