Ill Housed In Chicago Sees Two Slum Campaigns Grow
In Chicago the ill housed follow two anti slum drives led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Mayor Richard J Daley. King plans further talks with landlords while Daley boasts swift gains in demolitions code enforcement and rent relief. Concrete steps include hiring 40 more workers at Certified Grocers of Illinois to upgrade jobs for about 140 Negro employees across 400 stores.
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Richard J. Daley
King
King Associates
Raymond Hilliard
Cook County Welfare Department
Daley
King and Daley
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Francis G. Burrill
Edgar Chandler
Church Federation of Greater Chicago
Andathers
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
West Side
Certified Grocers of
Iinois, Inc
Da Nang Leaders Battle Ky Regime Amid War News
Da Nang political struggle amid civil unrest as Ky ousts 1st Corps head Afarch 10 and Dr Man says a temporary regime is needed. U.S. air and naval strikes on North Viet Nam cause massive fireballs and claim multiple enemy and equipment losses. Saigon reports losses of 306 planes and updates on ground operations near Quang Ngai, Phu Yen, Hue, and Vinh with campaigns Nevada Abi Jene and Red River actions continuing.
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Thi
Afarch 10
1St Corps
da Nang
Dr. Man
Ton
Dinh
Man
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
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Ban Pau
Hanoi
Route 15
Mau Gia Pass
Peking
New China News Agency
U.S
Viet Nam
North
Quang Ngai
Nevada
Assist Airborne Division
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U.S. 1St Infantry
Mu Gia Pass
Thua Thien
Hue
Red River
Red China
Lan Thip
Phantons
Vinh
Ba Lang
Striking Coal Miners Stay Away Fifth Day
About 50,000 soft coal miners in eight states stayed off the job for the fifth day in a dispute over a new contract. In Illinois, 550 of roughly 1,800 strikers returned to work. otherwise conditions were static as UMW and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association recessed negotiations in Washington for the weekend. Talks to resume Monday followed the weekend recess amid unconfirmed reports of a possible agreement. The strike began Monday after an earlier UMW agreement with three independent producers. miners argued the contract was not valid. Operators called the walkout illegal, and UMW officials had ordered a return to work earlier, which most miners did not follow.
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Illinois
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Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Washington
UMW
Johnson Honors Lincoln Juarez Ties in Mexico City
Speaking in Spanish to cheering crowds, Johnson compared Lincoln and Benito Juarez, praising their devotion to others. Earlier she met informally with Diaz Ordaz at the Mexican White House and laid a wreath at the national independence monument as a large crowd observed in silence.
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Benito Juarez
Juarez
Johnson
Diaz Ordaz
White House
Whale Pokey treated as humane end to misery attempt
Bernard Haynes tied whale Pokey to a riverbank tree and fired 12 shots to kill it. The whale survived, escaped the ropes, swam away, and drew public outcry. Officials noted a regulation against disturbing Pokey but saw no clear prosecution. Humanitarian motives were suggested for the act.
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Haynes
Bernard
Pokey
Richmond
Washington
Coast Guard
U. S. Department of the Interior
A. F. Rollins
Rollins
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Bernard Haynes
Negro Principal to Lead Integrated Augusta School
Annie Mae Williams, a Negro principal, will oversee Martha Lester School in Augusta as it becomes integrated. She will move with 52 Negro pupils and one other teacher from 5th Ward School to the white majority Lester campus, while 5th Ward closes.
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Augusta
Annie Mae Williams
5Th Ward
Martha Lester
Richmond County School Board
St. Ward
Ne Igro
Lester
Ray E. Rollins
Williams
Lillie Mae Brit‘tian
Robertson Seeks Re Election In Democratic Primary
Virginia Sen. A Wil lis Robertson told Hampton crowds that many Conservative Party members plan to ignore party leaders and back him in the July 12 Democratic Senate primary. He cited support from conservatives who doubt the May convention will nominate a Conservative candidate. Robertson, 78, said recent resignations prompted friends to urge him to run, and he intends a full six year term if reelected. He spoke before an AUSA banquet at Fort Monroe.
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A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Tne
Robertson
William B. Spong
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Ft. Monroe
Peninsula
The
Association of the U.S. Army
AUSA
FBI top ten fugitives list and Pope surrender
The FBI publicized its top ten fugitives including Duane Earl Pope who at that time faced conviction for a Nebraska bank robbery murder. Pope turned himself in less than an hour after the scheduled 6 30 pm press release. The agency notes high pressure to act on the list with 228 names appearing to date and assigns full time field agents to the task.
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Duane Earl Pope
Nebraska
FBI
Pope
J. Edgar Hoover
Northern Ireland seals borders to avert weekend trouble
Northern Ireland moved to seal its borders with the Irish Republic to avert rioting planned for Sunday parades. Rail service between Dublin and Belfast will halt from 8 30 p.m. Saturday to 6 p.m. Sunday while road checks tighten. Police leave is canceled and army units deployed as authorities fear clashes near Casement Park and rival processions.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
United Kingdom
Irish Republic
Dublin
Ireland
Casement Park
Ulster Protestant Volunteers
We Are the People
Irish Republican Army
William Craig
Terence O‘neill
IRA
Farm income to rise on higher prices and subsidies
Freeman forecasts aggregate farm income to top 15 billion dollars for the year, aided by higher prices, larger output, and near one billion dollars more in government subsidies than last year. Realized net income would be among the highest since 1947 48 with expenses deducted. He defends administration support for farmers against consumer critics. The outlook notes a 16 percent price decline by year end, while food prices edged up in February then eased in March.
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Freeman
Labor Department
Federal Reserve Board
North Carolina urged to sign desegregation guideline compliance
Dr. Charles Carroll the state superintendent advised local school units to sign compliance statements with new desegregation guidelines. Federal officials indicated no immediate action for missing the deadline though funds could be withheld if compliance is not eventual. The guidelines aim to speed up school integration in the South as Howe and staff interpret form 44-B to align with new rules.
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Godswin
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
John Gardner
Harold Howett
U.S
Godwin
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
Attorney General’s Office
State Department of Education
Virginia
Raleigh
Charles Carroll
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
North Carolina
Carroll
Howe
Boards of Education
Funeral Today For Iraq President Aref In Baghdad
In Baghdad a curfew hangs over the city as officials prepare Saturday’s funeral for President Abdul Salam Aref who died in a helicopter crash near Basra. Aref’s brother Abdel Rahman Aref arrives from Moscow as a possible successor.
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Iraq
Abdel Salam Aref
Aref
Basra
Council of Ministers
National Defense Council
Abdel Rahman Aref
Moscow
Beirut
Lebanon
Abdel Aziz Okeili
Abdel Rahman Bazzaz
Abdel Latif Darraji
Mustafa Abdullah
Abdel ‘Hakim Amer
Bloodstained shirt symbolizes Indonesia China tensions
Indonesian protesters display a bloodstained shirt and pledge to break with Red China as notes from Peking grow caustic. After a pro‑Peking coup failed Oct 1, anti‑Communist actions closed Chinese schools and shops in Java and Sumatra, with the Red Chinese Embassy and consulates attacked and Peking lodging protests.
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Malik
Peking
Jakarta
Indonesia
Red China
Sukarno
Reg China
Radio Peking
Indonesian Communist Party
Java
Sumatra
Girls Fashion Sparks Eye Watching Across World
The Associated Press reports shifting dress codes as miniskirts rise above the knee in Britain and Paris designers promote transparent dresses. In Houston a 16 year old was sent home for a short skirt while a Nevada casino sets a new standard for female dealers. Attorney General Harvey Dickerson vows to seek a court injunction if the trend appears in Las Vegas.
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Associated Press
Britain
London
Yorkshire
Paris
Daniel Hechter
Hechter
Midley High School
Houston
Tex
Debbie Hester
Debbie
Las Vegas
Nevada
Harvey Dickerson
Auto hearings recap shows voluntary reforms urged over regulation
The hearings featured Ford Vice President John S. Bugas championing a federal state plan to oversee safety standards drawn by auto firms, while Ralph Nader pressed for tougher action. General Motors apologized to Nader after private investigators were used, and recalls were announced for over a million 1965 Chevrolets and 1964 65 Chevelles plus other models. Early April sales totaled 200,494 with lower daily rate than a year earlier due to fewer selling days.
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Ford Motor Co
John S. Bugas
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Commerce Committee
Bugas
Ralph ‘Nader
Connecticut
Nader
James M. Roche
Roche
Chrysler
Aged Men Seek Variety to Overcome Decline
Dr. Kassel argues impotence in older men stems from boredom and unattractive partners. He suggests variety can rekindle sexual interest and notes polygamy could improve elderly nutritional habits.
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Kassel
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