Boston Desks Seized by Negro Pupils in Integrated Schools
In Boston today Negro children skipped assigned classrooms and sat at empty desks in four white schools, part of Operation Exodus challenging overcrowded black schools. About 570 pupils normally attend Gibson Endicott and Greenwood, with parents bused in despite mayor and school officials urging transfer slips and local enrollment.
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Parkman
John F. Collins
Stuart Gilbert
Edmund FP. Tileston
Henry Grew
Northern Student Movement
Louise Day Hicks
Roxbury
North Dorchester
Gibson
Endicott
Greenwood
William Ohrenberger
Ohrenberger
Coal and Gas Range Sells for $3.51 Deal
A clean and serviceable combination coal and gas range is offered for 3.51. The ad notes old but usable stove, moved from Mrs Curtin’s home at no cost, with Eagle Family Want Ad services available to help readers with similar needs.
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Reginald Curtin
De Gaulle Warns End to Subordination by 1969 in NATO
President Charles de Gaulle told a crowded Elysee press conference that France would end subordination to NATO allies by 1969 at the latest, not exit NATO but push for sweeping renewal terms. He said France still sees a long need for a Western European defense alliance and suggested a move toward a genuine European community from the Atlantic to the Urals.
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Soviet Hold On Sheffield Tourist At Border
A Sheffield man, Newcomb Mott, 27, a textbook salesman, was arrested on the Soviet side of the border near Kirkenes Norway after disappearing from his hotel Saturday. Norwegian police say he crossed the frontier possibly out of curiosity while seeking Boris Gleb and border rules, with a visa check underway and U S embassy noting the case in Moscow.
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UPI
Soviet Union
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Urban Dept Is Launched In Johnson Era
President Johnson signed into law a bill creating a Department of Housing and Urban Affairs and called it a wise and progressive measure. He spoke before mayors and lawmakers in the White House garden, saying the department will organize a more rational urban policy and noted it will be the 11th Cabinet post.
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Jets Bomb Rail Link 17 Miles From China
U S warplanes bombed a railroad bridge 17 miles south of the Red China border with North Vietnam. Four F105s damaged the bridge and two other bridges were hit 25 and 30 miles south. Marines and Vietnamese troops swept the Batangan peninsula, killing 148 Viet Cong and capturing 38 with 1,000 suspects detained. An Army helicopter crashed in the Mekong Delta with crew killed. In London a police exhibit incident ended with Leonard Palman apologizing for illegally parked car during a police exhibit.
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Mekong Delta
London
Leonard Palman
Adams Selectmen Halt Dances for Teens in Adams
Adams Massachusetts selectmen ordered a 25 day suspension of teen age dances with admission charges after crowds of up to 300 teens caused disturbances. New dress and behavior rules apply when dances resume on Oct 4.
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Anthony P. McBride
McBride
Kremlin paper accuses Izvestia of curbing freedom
Soviet Communist party attacks the government newspaper Izvestia for limiting expression. Pravda editor Alexei Rumyantsev defends artistic freedom, saying artists and intellectuals should use diverse forms and not be dictated by the bureaucracy.
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Alexei Rumyantsev
Korea Investigates Attacks on Opposition Leaders
President Chung He Park ordered a thorough probe into a series of attacks on opposition figures in Seoul. An early explosion damaged Yoo Ok-woo’s home, chairman of the Minjung party central committee, while a second blast hit a Donga Ilbo editor’s home. Four unidentified men assaulted the radio station’s production chief.
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Yoo Ok-woo
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Donga Ilbo
Massive India Pakistan clash blunts major assaults
Reported gains and counterattacks across West Pakistan map a widening undeclared war. India and Pakistan claim victories in sectors near La hore Ferozepore Wagab Sialkot and Gill areas while air forces raid targets. Thant visits Rawalpindi urging restraint as China renews backing to Pakistan amid heavy fighting.
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Mansfield Urges UN Course For India Pakistan Conflict
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged that the United States avoid a go it alone approach in the India Pakistan crisis and seek a common course via the United Nations Security Council aided by Secretary General Thant. He warned a Himalayan catastrophe looms unless Kashmir war is checked and called for restraint and coordinated U.N. backed aid to restore peace. Senator Jacob Javits warned against escalation, saying high stakes could invite greater Chinese interference and destroy both sides.
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Karachi
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Sea
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R-N.y
China
Betsy Threatens Gulf Coast as Hurricane Races West
Hurricane Betsy strengthens in the Gulf of Mexico speeding toward a broad area from the Mississippi River to Galveston New Orleans Weather Bureau warns of hurricane force winds before sunrise Friday The storm has caused at least 3 deaths and property losses in Florida and the Bahamas with damages estimated at $100 million in the Keys and related areas.
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