Officials In Three Cities With Race Problems Know Nothing About Antistrife Workers
A Washington Associated Press survey of nine cities including Boston Detroit Gary Newark Oakland Rochester found antistrife workers largely absent or unknown to local officials. In New York Philadelphia and Cleveland officials reported liaison roles but little direct federal intervention. The report notes some cities claimed gains from anti poverty programs while laboring under gaps in federal personnel and communication.
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Near Miss Discussion Of Asteroid Icarus Collision
June 1968 reports debate a possible Icarus earth approach with a best guess miss distance of about four million miles. Scientists warn orbital tweaks could bring earth and Icarus to the same place. ideas include nuclear interceptors or rocket engines to alter its course. An impact could affect an area the size of New York. experts stress predicting impact points is essential.
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Walker's Suit Is Dismissed
Independence Massachusetts AP reports Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker’s libel suit against the Kansas City Star Company and the Associated Press has been dismissed. The suit filed September 24 1964 sought 1 million dollars in damages over coverage of disturbances at the University of Mississippi in Oxford involving James Meredith in 1969.
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Former Pfeiffer President Dies
Dr. W. S. Sharpe, Pfeiffer College president from 1933 to 1944, died Sunday in Horton Kansas after declining health. He will be buried Thursday in Pittsburg Kansas following funeral services. Sharpe taught in high schools in recent years and helped Henry Pfeiffer fund nine buildings on the Misenheimer campus. He held the first honorary degree from High Point College in North Carolina.
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