Whites-Negroes In Street Battle in Guthrie Oklahoma
About 80 Negroes and whites were arrested after a street battle in Guthrie Oklahoma during 89er Day events. Police used fire hoses and state troopers from nearby cities to restore order. One man was injured, and officials said both sides were involved.
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Yale Caps Rival Harvard With 20-6 Triumph
Yale's surprise 20-6 victory over Harvard gives 14 senior Eli players a triumphant sendoff. It marks Yale’s first win over Harvard since entering as freshmen, while Harvard faces 18 graduations this June.
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Johnson Uses Persistent Pressure To Resolve Rail Dispute
President Johnson pressed both railroad sides with heavy effort and outside mediators, turning a long stalemate since 1959 into a settlement with no strike. He stayed on the case, kept the parties at work, and accelerated talks, signaling a hands on, aggressive leadership style.
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A Farm Boy Teaches Pointers On Posture
A Lancaster Kentucky class on physical education hears a farm boy answer how to obtain good posture. He says, I know keep the cows off it and let it grow. The remark highlights rural humor in school discussions of health.
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Jimmy Gilmer And Fireballs Set Saco Date
The Fireballs top teen rock acts will play two one hour shows at the Saco Armory on Saturday April 25 with dancing from 7 p.m. to midnight. The Maine Elks Association sponsors the Maine tour with proceeds aiding Elks charities. Band members include Jimmy Gilmer Stanley Lark Douglas Roberts and George Tomsco with chaperones listed.
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Biddeford
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Edward Caron
Indian Banquet By Church Women Shares Indian Mission Study
A Wome n's Society of Christian Service event at Foss Street Methodist Church Biddeford paired a missionary banquet with a business meeting to conclude a yearlong study of Christian Missions in India. Guests from nearby churches attended a supper, fashion show, songs, and a skit.
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Driving too slow can be dangerous warns Maine panel
The Maine Highway Safety Committee urges drivers to keep to minimum speeds and let faster vehicles pass. The message stresses that slow driving can be as risky as speeding and asks motorists to give others a break on the road.
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