Trees Fall As Hawaiian Islands Boom
Honolulu reports Hawaiis fifth year of statehood with rapid growth and rising tourism. Critics warn of high costs and environmental change while officials tout expansion in hotels, industry, and population as Kaiser predicts one million annual visitors by 1970 and a population near a million.
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Hawaiian Islands
Union
Mid Pacific
Hawaii
WYLIE
Philip Wylie
Polynesia
Honolulu
Neal S Blaisdell
Washington, D.C
Congress
Waikiki
Diamond Head
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Oahu Island
World realignment signs seen as USSR favors West
London dispatch reports Moscow wary of intervention and seeking coexistence after Middle East and Southeast Asia crises. Khrushchev calls party conference to address Sino Soviet rift while Russia treads softly on Cyprus and Peking, signaling growing break with Red China and limited aid to Greece.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
Mosony
Sass Tenn
Kremlin
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Gulf of Tonkin
Peking
China
Cyprus
Cyprus Nareup
Makarias
Selane Hamh
Troops and Tribes Attend All States Encampment in Hayward
Southern Alameda County leaders hosted the All States Encampment with Girl Scouts from Hayward San Lorenzo and Fremont. Leaders and seniors trained camps skills then camped at Marin Contra Costa Napa and San Mateo sites. Participants included Mrs Gordon Mills Mrs I T Myatt Mrs Kenneth Russell and others. David Long a Life Scout from Troop 803 joined a 12 day junior leader instructor program at Philmont Scout Ranch New Mexico.
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Hayward
Alameda
All States
Girl Scouts of the
United States
As America
San Lorenzo
Fremont
Council
Marin
Contra Costa
Napa
San Mateo
Gordon Mills
I. T Myatt
Kenneth Russell
Roy Ficken
Rex Fortney
Judy Mah
Anthony Nardone
Raymond Roach
Siverk Haavie
Gail Tope
Dan Anderson
Gordon Shelton
San Loreno
Robert Dayton
Ed Heinz
James Lamen
Tim Maher
Ted Siebels
John Qweng
David Long
Rendall Way
Philmont
New Mexico
Mississippi minister faces hostility over voter drive in Greenwood
The Rev. Thomas B. Allen and a small group of clergy worked to escort Negroes to the courthouse to register in Greenwood Mississippi amid intimidation. See details of the march to the courthouse and the resistance from white locals while Allen reflects on justice and the mission.
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Thomas B. Allen
Washington, D.C
Greenwood
Tom Allen
Allen
National Council of Churches
Mississippi
Hiw
Mr. Allen
Court House
Registrar of Voters
Alfen
Bey
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