No Blackface Mummers In 4th Pageant
Philadelphia officials moved the 64th annual Mummers Parade along a six mile Broad Street route under court injunctions and heavy police guard. Civil rights groups protested blackface makeup and demonstrations. court orders banned both, drawing an estimated 35 000 to 50 000 spectators, far below normal turnout.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Congress of Racial Equality
Committee For Freedom Now
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Howard Leary
Leary
Mumus
Healthy Pair Enroute U.S
Two Japanese youths Matsumi Suzuki and Etsuko Takina, both 12, arrive in San Francisco en route to Washington to deliver a message from their country’s healthiest school youth. They are associated with the California Youth Symphony Orchestra and Asahi Junior Orchestra of Japan.
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San Francisco
Washington
Matsumi $Uzuki
Etsuko Takina
California Youth Symphony Orchestra
Asahi Junior Orchestra
Japan
Johnson Returns To Work As Congress Reopens
Washington AP report on the new session as Johnson plans a 11 billion tax cut and civil rights push. The Senate Finance Committee resumes work on the tax bill while House proceedings focus on civil rights hearings and a broad poverty program.
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Washington
Johnson
John S. Kennedy
Jess
Kennedy
Defense
Post Office
Senate Finance Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Beggins
Atong Ihe
Manojlovic
Lax
Rhodes Greets Athenagoras In Athens
The Greek capital welcomed Orthodox leader Athenagoras I as he arrived to meet officials including President Kent. A train accident in Belgrade claimed many lives, ranking as Yugoslavia's deadliest since last July’s earthquake in Skopje, with thousands affected by the disaster.
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Greeve (Ap
Athenagoras I
Kent
Orthodox Church
Belgrade
Abshedy
Avac
Pope Paul VI
Rhodes
Yugoslavia
Skopje
Ten-State Hunt For Suspect In Cop Killing
The FBI said Jesse James Gilbert, 87, a San Quentin escapee born in Lindsay Oklahoma, is the target of a ten state manhunt for the fatal shooting of Alhambra Police Officer George T. Davis during a bank holdup on Friday.
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Los. Angeles
FBI
Jesse James Gilbert
Gilbert
San Quentin
Lindsay
Okla
Alhambra
George T. Davis
Rumford Act Protest and Robbery Slaying Linked in Bay Area
The United Republicans of California reaffirmed support for repealing the Rumford Housing Act amid GOP tensions over an upcoming initiative. In Oakland-Alameda, a $11,000 bank robbery at Mususl Savings and Loan ended with a fatal shooting as officers pursued suspects Gilbert and Weaver. Weaver was shot by Officer Davis. Weaver and Gilbert are described as dangerous ex-convicts with ties to a Glendale area residence. Police also pursued a third suspect.
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Palo Alto
United Republicans of California
Caspar Weinberger
Republican Party
Edgar Ball Weaver
Alnot
United Re
Sought
po-Russ
Gilbert
Weaver
Mufusl Savings and Loan Association
Alhambra
Sgt
Davis
Bernice Thain
Weever
Ipetong
California
Olten
Tel Weinberger
Exer- New York
de Terfe
Manhattan
Chabot Offers Typing and Shorthand Courses This Spring
Chabot College announces spring classes for employed persons to improve typing and shorthand skills. Daily sessions run Monday and Wednesday with times 2 4 3 4 and 7 8 20 p m for advanced intermediate elementary and review courses. The program includes a shorthand review at 7 p m and a typing review at 8 20 p m.
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Chabot College
Adenauer urges West to trade disarmament for aid and access
Former chancellor Konrad Adenauer, aged 88, says Western powers should press the Soviet Union for disarmament in exchange for economic aid and long term credits. He condemns capitalistic stupidity and warns Khrushchev aims to strengthen Soviet power while Berlin remains a risky frontier.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Moscow
Lenin J
Stalin
U.S
Britain
Johnson
Western Europe
United States
Red China
Berlin
61 Killed In Yugoslav Train Crash
A foggy curve near Belgrade caused a crowded commuter train to collide with a standing train at Jajinci station. Sixty one people died and 163 were injured, most of them Yugoslav passengers. Eight coaches were crushed in the wreck nine miles south of Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Jajincl
Jajinci
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