Protest Leaders Arrested on South Side Demonstrations
About 50 demonstrators were arrested on Tuesday during the third night of civil rights protests in Chicago. Lawrence Laundry of Chicago and Charles Price, 18, were among those released on 25 dollar bonds after being charged with holding an air meeting without a permit. Police said the group gathered at 47th Street and South Parkway intending to march to police headquarters. <!>
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Chicago
South Side
Lawrence Laundry
Chester, Pa
Charles Price
Landry
47Th Street
South Parkway
Loop
Castoday
Oops Wrong Skunk In Hole Confusion in Winthrop
In Winthrop Washington a case of mistaken identity led John Dabritz to reach into a skunk hole near a neighbor's yard. He pulled out the wrong animal and ended up soaking in tomato soup as a comic remedy.
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Winthrop, Wash
John Dabritz
Dabritz
Dawitz
Kennedy and Poles Bid Tearful Farewell in Poland
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy’s Poland visit ends with a tearful farewell from Poles and a cool government response. He meets Cardinal Wyszynski, addresses crowds, and presses for peace and European security including talks on a reunited Germany. Kennedy seeks Western openness and Polish help to ease East West tensions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
London
United States
Kennedy
Eugeniusz Milnikiel
Foreign Ministry
Stefan Cardinal Wys
Tel
West Germany
Ge United States
Oder
Neisse
Adam Rapacki
Soviet Union
Johnson
Europe
Germany
Retraining Program Postponed on Maryland Shore
Governor Tawes hoped the program would ease racial tensions on Maryland's Eastern Shore but turnout was low with only 13 of about 200 slots filled. The start was moved from today to next Monday after J Donn Aigen of the Maryland State Employment Service reported 33 interviewees and 13 enrollees for the nine week training at state parks.
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Baltimore
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
J. Donn Aigen
Maryland State Employment Service
Fight Erupts Over Congress Pay Raise Bill
Opponents pledge a floor fight as Senate opens debate on a 564 million federal pay hike covering about 1.7 million civil servants postal workers executives judges and lawmakers. President Johnson backs prompt action while Dirksen favors 10000 for Congress but doubts passage. Proxmire Lausche promise to block the raise citing insufficient justification.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
U.S
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Public Health and Tobacco Talk at P E Society Banquet
The Professional Engineers Society opens a four day convention in Asheville North Carolina with an address on public health and tobacco by John Stufflebean of Tucson Arizona president of the 62000 member group. Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges will speak Friday night.
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Asheville
N.C
Professional Engineers Society
John Stufflebean
Tuscon, Ariz
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Acadia Lodge 674 to Hold Stated Communication and Ballot
Acadia Lodge No 674 AF and AM holds a stated communication on Thursday July 2 at 7 30 p m Master W C Hilton and Secretary J D McCrery preside. Balloting scheduled on lodge business.
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Acadia Lodge
ALF
A.M
W. C. Hilton
J. D. McCrery
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