Chicago civil rights marchers plan renewed protests after arrests
Dispersed demonstrators led by Raby vow to return Monday after clashes with police near State and Madison. Mayor Daley had agreed to meet at City Hall but did not, as officers again halted the peaceful march. Arrests included James Farmer and Dick Gregory. Gregory hospitalized from police injuries. Astronauts White and McDivitt slated for Monday ticker tape parade.
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State
Madison
Grant Park
Edward H. White II
James A. McDivitt
Chicago
James Farmer
Council of Racial Equality
Syd Finley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Farmer
Seven Killings From Highways Across North Carolina
The Associated Press reports at least seven people died in North Carolina traffic crashes since Friday. A Silver Spring couple Bryant 26 Minnie and their infant were killed on rain slick Highway 301 near Whitakers. A passenger in their car and two others were injured. A crash near Statesville on Saturday killed Arthur E Hodges 38 and his daughter Marsha 9, injuring three others. Bobby Gerch Long 26 of Timberlake died on a Person County dirt road in a freak accident while helping pull another car from a ditch. Norman Junior Hamlet 35 of Burlington died on Interstate 85 eight miles south of Lexington Friday night.
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Bryant
Minnie
Rocky Mount
Whitakers
Statesville
Arthur E. Hodges
Rt. 1
McCalla, Ala
Marsha
Bobby Gerch Long
Timberlake
Highway Patrol
Long
Norman Junior
Burlington
Lexington
Marriage of Martha Wells and Haworth Ends in Greensboro
The couple, married in Greensboro, North Carolina, includes Martha Wells from UNCG and three children John Jr, Charles, and Catherine. The Haworths reside at 400 Irchwood.
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Martha Wells
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
John Jr
Charles
Catherine
Haworths
Irchwood
Worldview Through Bloodshot Eyes Cited
A pithy remark contrasts idealized sight with grim reality, noting how many view the world with rose-colored views while their actual perception remains troubled and blood-shot.
Toll Of Knowre Dead Climbs In Texas Flash Flood
Morris Nichols, 22, a brakeman from Monahans, Tex., drowned while trying to aid the Johnson family during a Sanderson flash flood. He clung to a utility pole, recalling the Johnson children atop a motel as waters rose and fell. The town faced widespread destruction with 54 homes destroyed and 18 businesses partially destroyed as aid and medical teams mobilized.
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Morris Nichols
Monahans
Tex
Johnson
Hee
Department of Public Safety
Bill Cooksey
Cuban Students Try Mc Yankess For Imperialism
Cuban high school panels in Havana conduct in absentia trials labeling the United States as imperialist. Prosecutors and witnesses accuse the U S of atrocities in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam and condemn American actions in other Communist problem areas. The proceedings culminate in a Havana telecast.
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Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
U.S
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
Fair Attendance Tops Five Million Mark at World’s Fair
AP reports paid attendance at the World’s Fair passed five million by Saturday morning with more than seven million persons having paid to see the fair compared with the same period last year.
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