Albany Arrests Rise in Racial Demonstrations
In Albany Georgia police prepared for more arrests as anti segregation protests continued. Since Sunday 535 Black residents and 3 white persons have been jailed with about 300 still in custody. Tension has been low with no violence reported despite mass demonstrations sparked by arrests of two Black Albany residents and nine Freedom Riders challenging intrastate transit segregation.
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Freedom Riders
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Sinter King
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Apter Akikes
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Loch
Onlive
NAACP
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Cos
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Vity
Retirement Insights From Atlanta SSA Official Murphy
Joseph R. Murphy, veteran retirement adviser and manager of the Atlanta Social Security office, urges people to save for retirement by securing health and income stability. He warns many delay plans, notes postretirement boredom comes from unused time, and says couples should stay near relatives with part time work and hobbies rather than relocating. He stresses diversification of income and cautions against idealized long hotel trips or constant travel after retirement.
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Joseph R. Murphy
Social Security Administration
Florida
Murphys
Murphy
Souk Security and Company
Sor
Rainbowsuit
Three Chairmen Lead San Francisco Forestry Board Meeting
In San Francisco the State Board of Forestry presided by three chairmen over a Wednesday meeting. Kenneth R. Walker opened the session and resigned, nominating J J Prendergast of Redlands who briefly chaired after lunch until his own term expired. Whitford E Carter of Leicaster was then elected chairman as the board continued planning reforestation and site forest maintenance.
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San Francisco
State Board of Forestry
Kenneth R. Walker
Atherton
J. J. Prendergast
Redlands
Prendergast
Walker
Whitford E. Carter
Leincaster
Hiporises
Parks Plan Outlined In California Parks Plans
SAN FRANCISCO officials outlined a plan to spend 85 million dollars in Northern California and 77 million in Southern California to acquire and develop parks. Charles A. De Turk of the State Department of Parks and Recreation testified at a Senate Natural Resources hearing on an 71 million parks bond issue. Witnesses argued the bond ceiling is insufficient. northern areas show higher needs due to visitation and development pace.
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San Francisco
California
Charles A. de Turk
State Senate
Nateral Resources
de Turk
Cother
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Felon Leaves Jail Wealthy in Nottingham Tale
In Nottingham a felon named Knebworth emerges from an eight year sentence with a fat wallet and a waiting car filled with suitcases of expensive items. The lengthy sentence and unclear figures cloud the full amount, while a wealth of unknown origin contrasts with a family tragedy noted in local chatter.
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Nottingham
England
Knebworth
Toriandon
Knelworth
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