Pompano Beach Faces Riots, Leaders Seek Peace
The Pompano Beach racial disturbance ends as Negro and white leaders vow open communications. Rioters damaged liquor venues. Arthur Marks faces assault charges after allegedly slapping a 16 year old boy. Police reduce patrols as calm returns and officials plan dialogue.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Pompano' Beach
Russ’ Super Market
Arthur Marks
Marks
Samuel Collier
Mount Calvary Negro Baptist Church
Collier
Stewart Kester
Keeter
West Virginia PTA Head to Attend National Education Assn. Meeting
Racine Mrs Hivens Snodgrass of Racine presides the West Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers and will represent the state at the National Education Assn. convention in Miami next week and at a National Conference of Christians and Jews workshop in Philadelphia next month. The Gospel Melodies of Charleston will sing at a Riverview Baptist Church preanniversary service at 7 30 p m Saturday.
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Hivens Snodgrass
West Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Education |Assn
Miami
Fla
West Virginia
PTA
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Philadelphia
Gospel Melodies of
Charleston
Riverview Baptist
Norstad Opposes European Troop Cuts Without Guarantees
Gen Lauris Norstad told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that swapping United States troops in Europe for Soviet forces in East Germany is dangerous without an inspection system to reveal movements behind the Iron Curtain. He warned once withdrawn, troops would not return.
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Lauris Norstad
U.S
Europe
East Germany
Norstad
Soviet Union
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Relations Committee
NATO
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