Racial incidents flash across multiple cities
Overnight disturbances erupt with rock and brick throwing leading to gunfire in Peoria and Seattle with multiple officers wounded. In Gary, ind the third night of disorders ends with 64 arrests and a continuing curfew. In Muncie Bas Side youth used fire bombs on five businesses with minor damage and two arrests. Ancient Greek festivities mark New Year symbols with the Babe and Father Time.
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Black Power study replaces textbooks at Wanamaker
In Wanamaker Junior High Philadelphia 89 boys study Black Power by focusing on reading and subjects through related topics. Principal Charles Leftwich says the program aims to boost reading and motivation, with students reading Malcolm X and James Baldwin while attendance climbs to about 95 percent.
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New TV Season Picks 20 Fresh Series Amid Violence Debate
Hollywood previews for 1968 69 show 65 shows in production and 20 new programs among 74 fall offerings. The industry faces scrutiny over violence and content rules amid urban unrest and high murder profile, prompting edits to action scenes and cautious programming shifts. ABC and CBS premiere thoughtful city focus programs including White Racism and Black Education, with Newton children in a pilot study shaping dialogue.
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Meat and Poultry Bill Approved by Senate
The Senate passed a bill preserving federal responsibility for meat and poultry inspection in interstate commerce. It overruled the Agricultural Committee’s push for state inspection programs meeting federal standards. The measure would extend federal aid to states and authorize federal action if states fail to act within two years.
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How Kansas Solons Cast Their Votes
Washington AP reports Kansas and Missouri members of Congress were recorded on key roll calls. Senate amendments adopted 78-8 exempted FAA air traffic controllers from tax cut layoffs. 46-45 eliminated Fed Reserve bond purchases for mortgage liquidity. House amendments adopted 218-205 barred interstate ammo sales. 412-11 imposed mandatory prison terms for using a firearm in a federal felony.
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