Freedom Riders Test Segregation in Jackson
Police awaited Mississippi's first Freedom Fly-In as CORE planned three Negro flyers to Jackson to test airport terminal facilities and equal accommodations. Seven riders from New Orleans reached Jackson, convicted of breach of peace, with four months jail and $200 fines.
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Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
St. Louis
Charles R. Oldham
Washington
New Orleans
James Spencer
Freedom Riders
Rusk Seeks 4.8 Billion Aid in Foreign Program
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, backed by President Kennedy, asks Congress for the 4.8 billion dollar foreign aid measure. Kennedy urges the nation to support vital economic aid to resist the Communist advance and fulfill international responsibilities. Rusk testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee following a Senate hearing on the aid package.
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900 Pupils Flee St. Marys School In Bomb Scare
SF Marys report of a bomb planted prompted evacuation of about 990 pupils at St. Marys Parochial Grade School just before noon. Fire Chief Ben Gerg said a caller warned the building and staff evacuated students while ten firemen searched, finding no bomb evidence and remaining on patrol as a precaution. School was planned to reopen at the usual hour.
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St. Marys
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Erie Stabbing Victim Remains On Serious List
Clara Carrig age 72 of Erie remains in serious condition after a stabbing at Hamet Hospital. She was attacked last Saturday while showing an apartment above her home to a prospective roomer. The assailant fled and police seek the unidentified suspect.
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Kennedy Aids Dilemma In Worldwide Struggle For Freedom
Kennedy’s nationwide TV talk probes whether the United States must compel aid recipients to serve the masses or risk losing influence. He warns that without mass-benefit programs and continued aid, backed by public support in Congress, the West faces a long fight against communism. The broadcast underscores broader questions on aid, reform, and Cold War pressures.
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Seminary graduate chose missionary field near home
Hartman, a seminary graduate with a teacher's diploma, chose to stay local for missionary work. He plans to dig a basement gym in a cousin's Vin tage home next week to help men with physical and spiritual fitness. He will work as a restaurant cook to pay debts and fund his mission while considering future church work in the area.
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Christian Businessmen'’S Association
Teh Selynt
Millersville State College
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