Black Revolution in U S Explored by James P Shenton
Dr James P Shenton of Columbia University analyzes the Black Revolution in the United States tracing its evolution from school integration to demands for political equality and Black Power. He warns against reductive aims like get whitey and notes white backlash amid urban riots and shifting leadership.
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James P. Shenton
United States
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Associated Press
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Paterson
N.J
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Cleveland
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America
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Johnson urges self discipline to curb racial strife
President Johnson, touring the Northeast, calls for voluntary self discipline to promote peace and a strong economy. He warns that without restraint by business and labor leaders, the government may act, and stresses a domestic good neighbor policy on every block. The trip includes New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island.
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Lewiston
Maine
Johnson
Pope
America
New York State
Three Die as State Fair Structure Collapses
A massive wood and metal super structure collapsed from a grandstand roof at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. Three people were killed and 35 injured. two of the deceased were spectators taking photos from the structure. Victims named include Glen Robert Lockwood of California and Dale R. Mueller of Missouri, plus Ralph Heger, an electrician and stage manager.
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Springfield
Ill
Glen Robert Lockwood
San Bernardino
Calif
Dale R. Mueller
Overland
Ralph Heger
Fairgrounds
Fort Carson Sends 890 Troops to Join U S Fight in Viet Nam
The 1st Air Cavalry gains 890 new soldiers from Ft. Carson as U S forces in Viet Nam near 297 000. Korea adds 700 White Horse Division troops ahead of next month deployment. Viet Cong attacks injure civilians at Da Nang and clash near Saigon leave moderate casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Ft. Carson
Colo
1St Air Cavalry Division
South Korea
White Horse Division
White Horse
Tiger Division
da Nang
Child Dies After Fall Into Pool At Ft Lauderdale Day Nursery
A child fell into a swimming pool at a Ft Lauderdale day nursery and was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital. Investigating authorities described the incident as a tragedy with medical staff rushing to aid the child.
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Ft. Lauderdale
Earth Shocks Rebuild Turkey After Deadly Quake
An earthquake in eastern Turkey left thousands dead or injured as rescue efforts expanded. In Erzurum a new tremor toppled 50 more damaged buildings killing two and raising the toll near 1,500. International aid including U S forces, Britain Greece and France mobilized supplies and personnel.
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Ankara
Turkey
Erzurum
Varto
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S Air Force
Britain
Greek Red Cross
Pope Paul VI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ali Akarsu
Minutemen Chief Arrested in Firearms Conspiracy Indictment
Robert Bolivar Depugh leader of the Minutemen was indicted on three counts for conspiring to violate the U S Firearms Act. His secretary Cyndra Melville was also charged for attacking a federal officer. A group of six other defendants faces related counts as FBI and IRS agents arrested them near Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Robert Bolivar Depugh
Minutemen
U.S
Depugh
Lee Cisel
Cyndra Melville
Russell Millin
Deough
Melville
Norborne
St. Louis
Prince William County
Independence
Calif
John E. Blumer
Manchester
Millin
Raithby Roosevelt Husted
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Richard Smith
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