Four Plan To Picket White House To Protest Mississippi March
Four Ku Klux Klan members marching from Gettysburg toward Washington plan to picket the White House in protest of James Merediths civil rights march in Mississippi. The group delayed by searching for a non existent state monument, traveled about 12 miles, and said they would resume the 90 mile trek after a night with friends.
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White House
Mississippi
Westminster
Gettysburg
Washington
D.C
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
Meredith
Roy Frankhouser
Reading
Frankhouser
Frank W. Rotella
King Kleegle
New Jersey
KKK
William Bond
Bilioxh
Pennsylvania
Mississippi State Monument
Gettysburg National Military Park
Frankhimuser
The
National Park
Rotella
Maryland
Union Demands $30 Million From Company
The International Association of Machinists seeks a federal court order for United Aircraft Corp to pay 30 million dollars for alleged unfair treatment of union members after a 1960 strike. The claim would raise total Union demands to 177 million dollars, including 3,506 workers losing 30 million in wages, 2.1 million in lost dues and post strike litigation costs, and 145 million in remedial damages.
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Wartford
Conn
Cap
International Association of Machinists
United Aircraft Corp
IAM
Vietnam Notes Include Draft Refusal and Hue Protest
The report covers a New Orleans man jailed for refusing to bear arms in Vietnam and a Buddhist demonstration in Hue. It cites U.S. and Vietnamese forces, possible North Vietnamese troop movements near Kontum, and strategists predicting cross-border attacks aided by monsoon conditions. The Ta Drang Valley clash is noted as a past engagement.
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New Orleans
25Th Infantry Division
Hue
Eue
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Gime
U.S. m
Kontum
Fron
Laos
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.S
Jwest
Viet Nam
Tia
Ho Chi, Minh Trail
North Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Ta Drang
Bellotti Wins Massachusetts Democratic Nomination Fight
Massachusetts Democrats pick Bellotti over six rivals including Furcolo in a contentious convention while Peabody wins the U.S. Senate endorsement vote against Collins. Incumbents White Crane and Buczko are renominated by acclamation as the party sets slate for attorney general and lieutenant governor.
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Page One
Massachusetts
Bellotti
Endicott Peabody
Peabody
John A. Volpe
Foster Furcolo
Michael A.dukakis
Brookline
Fureolo
U.S. Senate
Leverett
Kevin TH. White
Robert Q. Crane
Thaddeus Buczko
Edward W. Brooke
John A A. Volpe
Boston
Worcester
Joseph FE. McGuire
Primaries in South Carolina and Illinois News Notes
Primary races continue with Russell and State Rep Joseph O Rogers Jr seeking governorship influence. Ike Thurmond and former Democrats turned Republicans highlight party shifts. Gov Robert E McNair faces no renomination opposition. South Carolina elected two senators after the death of Olin Johnston. Russell had resigned to join the Senate, with McNair previously lieutenant governor. In the Illinois House, most incumbents face no primary challenge, with only a few contests among Minor’s 24 members. Rep William L Dawson is noted among veteran Democrats.
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Parker
Rogers
Ike Thurmond
GOP
Robert E.mcnair
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Russell
Senate
McNair
South,Carolina
Marchers Stage Voter Registration Rally in Batesville
In Batesville Mississippi a mixed crowd of about 250 Negroes and whites staged a two hour demonstration in front of the Panola County Court house. They registered voters then marched toward Jackson on the seventh day of the trek. Civil rights leaders voiced diverging views on the march and its impact on registration.
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Batesville
Miss
Meredith “March Against
Panola County Court House
U.S. 51
Jackson
Memphis
Charles Evers
National Association Forhe Advancement of Colored People
Meredith
Evers
Mississippi
Natchez, Miss
Robert Green
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Hernando
Aubrey F. Norvell
Law
Connecticut GOP convention to nominate statewide officers
The article notes two opponents and Rep. George E. Shipley facing opposition in the Downstate district. Mikva, 41, trails O'Hara in age, a factor voters may weigh. Both candidates push civil rights, with the district housing a large Negro population. Republicans convene June 17-18 to nominate statewide officers, with E. Clayton Gengras, 57, seen as likely governor nominee.
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DIAL
Suwicegood
West Main Street
Lnencan
Joseph O. Rogers Jr
Gover
Sam Flowers
Fondren
Ike Shanskle
Flowers
Shankle
Melody Four
Lynchburg, VA
Stewart Indian Singers OF
Greensboro, N.C
R. L. Hall
E.S.T
W.yp.r
Sheldon Baptist Church
Sonotone
Sonotones
Masonic Building
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