Meredith says North has most prejudiced whites says Meredith
James H Meredith, returning to Mississippi, says after six years in New York City the North has the most prejudiced whites in America. He adds racial tension in the South is lower than in 1962, when he entered Ole Miss, and discusses economic ideas and plans to boost black economic power in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Morgan
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
James H. Meredith
New York City
America
North
Meredith
South
University of Mississippi
Saime
Juo Red
National Guard
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Jackson Coliseum
Stolen items and disturbances report across multiple towns
Sheriff's Department logs recounts mayhem including purse thefts at Post n Pike and Ramada Inn, car cover stolen on a sports car near Elixir Faucet, youths blowing mailbox blasts between Greeley and Heaton, fights and a non fatal gunshot call near TWaton Sugar Factory, fireworks in a lumber yard at Kersey, suspected prowlers on 2700 block 6th Ave, underage drinking north of Platteville, and multiple other disturbances with unnamed suspects in several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leckenby
12Th Ave
Greeley
Heaton
Twaton
Galeton
Kersey
Hazelton
Platteville
Fiorentina Trevino
Mth Ave
Pike
Greenwood
6Th Ave
East 18Th St
Clarence Printz
Puse
Ramada Inn
Corrine Golding
Orchard
Kersey Inc. & Prowler
Gill
Peckham
Government Oversees Egg Breaking for Inspection
Washington AP reports egg breaking becomes government inspected in 180 plants with 200 inspectors as the Egg Products Inspection Act takes effect. About 100 egg products plants, representing 80 percent of industry output, move to pasteurization and stricter handling to curb salmonella risks. exemptions apply to shell eggs sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
National Academy of Sciences
H. Connor Kennett Jr
Congress
Department of
Agriculture
Poultry Division
Egg Products
Act
Alr
Bn Engs
Colorado Retail Sales Rise First Quarter 1971
Colorado retail sales grew 4.9 percent in the first three months of 1971 versus 1970, totaling 2.019 billion dollars. Manufacturing and jobbing fell 14 percent, while 47 counties posted gains from 1 to 41.6 percent and 19 counties saw declines up to 35.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Business Research Division
University of Colorado School of Business
Colorado , Retail Council
Steelworkers Seek 31 Percent Wage Hike Across Years
United Steelworkers of America push for at least a 31 per cent pay rise over three years to catch up with inflation. Abel, president, argues production could fund the increase and cites recent gains in the aluminum industry. He also outlines steps to avoid a steel strike and supports broader economic recovery measures. A separate Local news brief covers a firearms incident near Windsor Lake and assorted county disturbances with no injuries.
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Washington
United Steelworkers of America
Abel
NBC
Meet the Press
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Ernest Medina
Ft. McPherson
Charg
My Lai
New York
Wayne and Friskies
Frank’s' Seed
Watchery
10Th St
Sheriff's Department
G. David Wallace
Chayerme County
Mineral County
Sinteen
Dolores County
Gilpin County
Stars and Stripes
Freedom
Gerbo
Canvax
Jemny
Hillside Shopping Mall
11Th Avenue
Gilcrest
Milliken
Lucerne
Dan Lepore
Lepores
Windsor Lake
Lepore
Keenesburg
Fort Lupton
Woodridge
Longimont
Frederick
Colorado State
Longmont
Nine Steel Con Daries
RUMAR
Northern
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