Mississippi progress on race issues praised by SNCC leader
Chicago based SNCC chairman John Lovwis said the Mississippi project has been a tremendous success. He noted the slayings of a young civil rights worker and two whites, but claimed the effort sparked new love and leadership among Mississippians, marking a hopeful turn for civil rights.
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Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Mississippi
Missippi
Lewis
Goldwater Says Eisenhower “Very Enthusiastic” To Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater described former President Dwight D. Eisenhower as very enthusiastic and anxious to start campaigning to oust President Johnson. Goldwater and Miller traveled from Washington for the talk at Gettysburg’s airport and returned afterward. He said Eisenhower discussed general campaign strategy and that Republican unity appears strong, while noting defections from some GOP officials and urging support from governors and lawmakers without violent or unlawful backing.
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York
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Radiologist Merrell Sisson Dies Jumping From Golden Gate Bridge
Merrell Augustus Sisson, 55, a noted radiologist in San Francisco, died by suicide Thursday after leaping from the Golden Gate Bridge. His death ends a career marked by leadership in local medical circles and contributions to radiology.
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wuPy
Merrell Augustus Sisson
Golden Gate Bridge
Bass Wins Demo Nod in Senate Race Tennessee primary yields Bass victory
Rep Ross Bass clinched the Democratic nomination for the Senate seat held by the late Estes Kefauver after unofficial returns from about 1,000 precincts show Bass leading Gov Frank Clement by more than 40,000 votes. Bullard trailed with 35,624 votes as rural precincts favored Bass. Local races in Fayette County saw two Black candidates defeated.
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Tenn
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Estes Kefauver
Bass
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Chattanooga
Kohler in Moscow on 19 day West Germany vacation
U S Ambassador Foy D Kohler met Moscow on Thursday for a 19 day vacation in West Germany despite the Southeast Asia crisis.
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Southeast Asia
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
West Germany
Blaze at vacant Los Angeles Cosmet ic Co warehouse causes 50000 damage
A noon fire at the National Cosmetic Company warehouse in Los Angeles caused $50 000 damage. Thirteen city fire companies contained the blaze after the building, no longer owned by the firm, was emptied of supplies.
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National Cosmetic Company
Los Angeles
Body Named to Study Divorces
SACRAMENTO AT A citizens advisory committee to help the legislature find out why many California couples split was appointed Thursday by Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh. He cited broken homes driving child woes and juvenile delinquency and said California must examine divorce and marriage programs. the 17 members include judges lawyers psychologists and clergy and will be led by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Alton Piaf.
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California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Los Angeles
Unruh
Rebels seize Stanleyville in Congo clash shockwave
Reports say Communist backed rebels captured Stanleyville as government forces fought along the western outskirts. Premier Tshombe canceled a trip amid fears of foreign intervention while U S Consul Michael Hoyt reported ongoing fighting and heavy casualties for three days in the city once home to the consulate.
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U.S
Michael Hoyt
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Johnson Sends Harriman on Congo Mission
Washington reports veteran trouble shooter Averell Harriman undersecretary of state will travel to Brussels to discuss the Congo situation. The Congo army’s struggle against rebel forces in Kasaï Province prompts U S interest in military aid options and heightened diplomatic effort.
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United States
Park Tour Set for YMCA Unit
A group of three junior high boys will leave Saturday for a week in Yosemite National Park as part of Pasadena YMCA Caravan Adventure Program phase two. They will hike swim camp and study nature lore with sightseeing excursions, with six phases planned to include Yellowstone Slant Canyon Joshua Tree Mt Shasta and Mt Lassen.
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Pasadena Ymca
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YMCA
Independent Apt ads page listing newspaper pricing
A Pasadena business notice lists publication details for The Independent Apt, morning daily and Sunday editions, with rates for daily and Sunday issues, advance payment options, and contact information. Includes address at 215 East Colorado Boulevard and phone numbers for Pasadena and Los Angeles areas.
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Fast
Valley
Zenith
Los Angeles
Murray
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