Government Spent 510000 on Civil Rights March Security
The Pentagon disclosed 510000 spent to protect the Selma to Montgomery voting rights marchers. The outlay covered pay for 1850 Alabama National Guardsmen, transport and related costs from March 20 to 28, with other civil rights actions cited for context and past operations costing millions.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Lytle Rock
Alabama
Army
Justice Department
Alabama National Guard
Eisenhower
Arkansas Air and Army
Fapbus
Central High School
Little Rock
Pennagon
Kennedy
Alabama Army
Air
Salvation Army to Collect Repairable Items Citywide
Cedar Rapids launches Clean Up Week with Salvation Army crews collecting newspapers furniture clothing rags and bric-a-brac. Items should be curbside or porches labeled for the Salvation Army with large items noted on containers. Pickup days by district are listed and residents new to schedules are advised to call City Hall for their area.
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Cedar Rapids
Marcus E. Stilwell
Salvation Army Social Center
Salvation Army
Carl D. Smith
City Hall
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscriptions and details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists daily and Sunday publication at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It details subscription rates by year month and edition including mail terms and regional pricing.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapid
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Owa
U. S. Territories
Russian Official Injured in Fall At U N Mission Row
A Russian United Nations official Ragulin Yur Auguin aged 40 remained in serious condition after falling three floors from a Manhattan apartment window. He was hospitalized with internal injuries and multiple fractures. Ragulin, a Soviet rebel officer in the U N Secretariat social affairs department, reportedly fell after a window opened. A friend reported seeing him on the church roof next door.
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New York
Russian United Nations
Cial
Manhattan
Auguin
Lenox Hill
Ragulin
Social Affairs Department
U.N. Secretariat
Alexander Bessmertnvkh
Ragulln
Yugoslavia and Algeria Eliminate Visa Requirements
Belgrade AP reports Yugoslavia and Algeria signed an accord to abolish visas for each other's citizens, easing travel between the two countries. The agreement lowers barriers for tourism business and cultural exchange as both nations push closer ties.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Algeria
Private pilots under alcohol scrutiny mount FAA alarm
Federal aviation officials warned a House subcommittee that private pilots show a larger drinking problem than expected from autopsy findings. FAA Administrator Najeeb Halaby cited fatal accident sampling in 1963 with about one third possibly alcohol related and discussed potential tougher rules and education to curb beer before flights.
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Washington
Federal Aviation
House Appropriations
Najeeb Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Halaby
Fragmentary note on wartime tea and habits
Fragmented OCR text cites a world where tea drinks shape behavior, mentions World War II and a claim of cultivation, but the passage is incomplete and unclear. No identifiable persons, places, or events are established.
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Govt
Fred
Hoffman
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
Che Gedar Rapids Gazette
Associated Press
Chiropractic Research Foundation
National Chiropractic Association
Committee On Research
International Chiropractors Association
Robert E. Mason
Guaranty
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Harry Kelly
Lagos
Nigeria
Alhaji Muhammadu Ribadu
Piots
FAA
Rob Henry
Bob Brooks
Vee
Alta
Pone Hay
Lowa
MNB
Merchants National Nen Re Fst
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