More Arrests in Chicago Protest at State and Madison
Police detained hundreds as demonstrators mostly Negroes and some white clergy lay down in traffic at the State Madison intersection during a march from Buckingham Fountain to city hall. About 60 were arrested in a six day protest against de facto school segregation in Chicago. Reverend John Morris of Atlanta attended as a national leader of the Episcopal Society for Cultural and Racial Equality.
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Threat of Demonstration In Humphrey Visit Fades
The visit of Vice President Hubert Humphrey to Bluefield, West Virginia, drew no civil rights protests after officials said no plans for demonstrations existed. Local leaders and residents prepared for ceremonies honoring Bluefield as an All American City while efforts to limit arrests to about 50 were noted.
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Appeal Court to docket 38 cases for June term
Thirty eight appeal cases from magistrates court will be set for trial opening the June term of the Intermediate Court. Judge William J. Thompson urges defendants to appear in person or via counsel as trial dates are fixed and grand jurors begin investigation of presentments.
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Two State Sites Sought For Atom Plant In West Virginia
West Virginia proposes two river sites in the Ohio River region for a planned atom smashing facility. State officials say the plant could become the world’s largest and employ about 2,000 people as part of a nationwide contest by roughly 30 states.
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McKittney to Speak on Bluefield State Controversy
Howard McKittney executive director of the State Human Rights Commission will address the Charleston Business and Professional Men's Club at the Mattie V. Lee Home. He will discuss the Bluefield State College dispute and its president Dr. L B Allen.
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Artificial membrane dentures promise steadier teeth
An invention called Finopan7 uses an elastic membrane to bond dentures to gums and mouth surfaces, improving stability and speech. It claims to reduce denture slipping, resist heat and alcohol, and allow precise fixes with a pencil-point dispenser. See a dentist when mouth changes.
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