King vows broader civil disobedience in Selma over rights demands
Dr Martin Luther King Jr warns broader civil disobedience if Negro rights demands are not met in Selma Dallas County. He cautions may march at night or fill jails as voter registration procedures lag and Sheriff Clark remains in place. Dallas County has about 29 515 eligible voters with 9 542 whites and 335 Negro registrants.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Dallas County
Atlanta
Alabama
Clark
James G. Clark
U S Losing Face Abroad continues regional fallout
The article chronicles overseas backlash after U S air strikes on North Vietnam and subsequent attacks on U S Legations in Budapest and Sofia. It notes Wednesday protests at the American Embassy in Warsaw, African demonstrations over U S actions in Uganda, and a flag incident at the U S Embassy in Kampala on February 16. It also mentions Sukarno's regime in Indonesia seizing U S libraries as part of the international response.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Budapest
Sofia
Warsaw
Uganda
Washington
Kampala
Rary
al Jakarta
Indonesia
United States
Jamestown Chamber Protest Loss of Two E L Trains
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce voiced opposition to Erie Lackawanna plans to cut at least two daily passenger trains to Jamestown. Executive VP Murray S Stephens led the protest, sending a letter to the Interstate Commerce Commission after the directors approved action. The move, Chamber says, would reduce passenger service and harm regional ties with nearby points on the line.
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Jamestown
Chamber of Commerce
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Murray S. Stephens
Frea Chamber
Board of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yankee Sale Ends Hope For Sports Antitrust Exemption
Senate investigators heard from Yankee president Dana Topping CBS president Frank Stanton and other CBS executives on how CBSs purchase of the New York Yankees may block anti trust legislation. Senator Hart said the deal killed chances for passage of a bill granting exemptions for vital sports practices, noting baseball enjoys a total antitrust exemption while football hockey and basketball face rules. The hearing underscored the clash between media deals and legal protections in professional sports.
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D-Mich
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Hart
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Dana Topping
CBS
Frank Stanton
Judiciary Committee
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