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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1966

Page

4

Record refutes charge of U S white foreign policy

Washington dispatch reports Black militants critique U S foreign policy as anti colored. Bruce Bioss quotes SNCC and CORE leaders, argues U S aims aid nonwhite nations, cites Korea Vietnam and Asia warnings, notes not all leaders share the claim and highlights nonwhite harm and alliances worldwide. A Rio de Janeiro note adds beauty pageant verdicts.

U.S Washington NEA CORE Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee SNICK Stessar Stokely Carmichael SNICE U. S Vietnam France Britain Asia Philippines Thailand Malaysia Laos India Burma Japan Korea

Quiet Cuban dissident spurs global anti Castro network

A former Cuban farmer turned resistance figure known as El Toro circulates letters and material from Cuba to international contacts. He links anti Castro activists in Australia, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela, England, Africa, and the United States, sharing reports on daily life under Castro and urging support. The correspondence aims to unite and inspire Cubans abroad to oppose the regime.

el Toro Castro Far East Latin America Africa Europe U.S Cuba Australia Canada Argentina Brazil Chile Venezuela England

Graham Preaches at Birmingham Twice in One Visit

Evangelist Billy Graham ministered in Birmingham England on Sunday preaching two sermons at St Martin's church and inside at Earl's Court his meetings drew overflow crowds. Officials say 13 371 people have made decisions for Christ as the tour continues. James Edward White pled guilty to taking part in the 1963 great train robbery and was sentenced to 18 years in prison.

London UPI Billy Graham Birmingham Britain North Carolina Earl’s Court Arena Graham St. Martin’s Church Graham Organization Leicester England James Edward White

Kennedy Statue in Jersey Is Dedicated

A white marble statue honoring President Kennedy and John Jr was unveiled Sunday at St. Augustine's school in South Brunswick New Jersey during Father’s Day ceremonies. About 2500 people attended with messages read from Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Lyndon Johnson and Governor Hughes.

South Brunswick Kennedy John, Jr St. Augustine’s School Johnson New Jersey Richard Hughes

Turncoat and Family Aboard to U.S from Yokohama

Korean war turncoat Clarence Adams age 37 from Memphis Tennessee arrived Monday aboard the American liner President Cleveland en route to the United States. He was with his Chinese wife and two children and avoided meeting newsmen. The family had arrived in Hong Kong from Communist China on May 26 after 12

Red Ghisa Toomey Hong Kong Cleveland San Francisco Yokohama Japan Clarence Adams U.S President Cleveland Adams Memphis Tenn China

Purdue Prof To Head Eisenhower Library

Washington AP reports Purdue history professor John Edward Wickman is named director of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas. He succeeds William Aeschbacher who resigns to teach at the University of Utah. Wickman takes the post July 1 with a $17000 salary.

Washington John Edward Wickman Dwight D. Eisenhower Abilene Kan

Burma’s Ne Win Defends Neutral Policy Against West

Ne Win says Burma’s neutral regime is not anti West nor pro Communist. The Times quotes him criticizing U S aid, arguing aid sustains dependency and erodes local control. He favors neutrality to avoid great power conflict and notes concern over Communist China’s threat.

New York Ne Win Burma N. Y Salisbury U. S China

Britain hires first non white policeman in Coventry

Britain's first non white police officer began patrols in Coventry as 23 year old Constable Mohamad Yusuf Daar of mixed Indian and Pakistani descent took to the streets in a historic appointment.

Britain Coventry England Mohamed Yusuf Daar

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