Golden urges $100 billion indemnity for Negroes
Washington writer Harry Golden proposed a $100 billion indemnity to African Americans over ten years to fund welfare education vocational training and housing aid He said the plan would lift Americans and spur global respect and economic prosperity Open housing and fair employment legislation were urged as part of the program.
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UPI
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Golden
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George Washington Carver
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Lower East Side
Little Italy
James Baldwin
Claude Brown
George Gershwin
Paul Muni
Edward G. Robinson
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Tammany Hall
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Peru
Africa
Vietnam
Romania
Russia
China
Whisky Used as Painting Liquid in Freezing Weather
Rochester artist Thomas Lotta found a solution for icy water on his watercolor palette. He used a bottle of whisky as a painting liquid and reported it worked fine for his freezing weather artwork.
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Rochester
N.Y
Thomas Lotta
Barbados Becomes Western Nation Within Commonwealth
Barbados was born as a new member of the British Commonwealth at midnight Tuesday. The Union Jack was lowered and the Barbados flag raised amid fireworks and cheers. Duke of Kent handed Prime Minister Earl Borrow the constitutional instrument and read Queen Elizabeth II's welcome message. Delegations from over 80 nations, including the U.S. and USSR, attended in Bridgetown.
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Barbados
Britain
British Commonwealth
West Indies
Trinidad
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Elizabeth II
Earl
U.S
Soviet Union
Bail 40 Times Normal Demanded In Vietnamese Ruling
In Saigon a Vietnamese magistrate demanded 2 million piastres about 17 000 for Lyle Smith an American truck foreman to gain release after he was jailed for two weeks without charge following a traffic death of a Vietnamese man. RMK BRJ and U S navy officials reported other details.
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Saigon
Lyle Smith
Kennewick
Wash
Rmk-Brj Construction Combine
Smith
RMK
Nha Trang
U.S
U.S. Navy
Navy
RME
Linn Bond Sales Ahead of 1966 State Average
Linn county stays ahead of the state in E and H savings bond quotas with October sales of 453 385 dollars and ten month total of 4.9 million. Iowa overall stands at 89 percent of its 1966 quota with Linn at 94 percent. Other eastern counties show varied performance including Jones 104 percent and Tama 102 percent.
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Linn
Linn County
Iowa
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Cedar
Johnson
Washington
Keokuk
Poweshiek
Tama
Benton
Buchanan
Delaware
Clayton
Fayette
Allamakee
Winneshiek
Runway Completed At Tempelhof Airport Berlin
The new anti skid moisture proof runway at Tempelhof Airport in West Berlin is finished and operations will resume Thursday. A mail plane from Frankfurt crashed in Communist East Germany during resurfacing as air traffic moved to Tegel in the French zone.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Tempelhof
U.S. Air Force
Tegel
Frankfurt
East Germany
India to Broadcast Sanskrit Lessons Twice Weekly
All India Radio will air lessons twice a week in Sanskrit, India's ancient and sacred language, as announced from New Delhi. The program aims to promote linguistic heritage and make lessons accessible nationwide.
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India
New Delhi
All India Radio
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