Meredith Returns After Recovering From Walk Against Fear
James H. Meredith resumed his controversial 200 mile walk from Coldwater toward Jackson amid mixed cheers and jeers. Starting at the site of last year’s gun attack, he noted Negro fear and received light security presence as supporters and skeptical whites observed the march along U.S. 51.
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Coldwater
Miss
James H. Meredith
Meredith
U.S. 51
Jackson
Paul Johnson
Senatobia
Como
Bill Signed To Hold Down Silver Price
President Johnson signed a bill to end the redemption of paper money for silver and to end the Treasury effort to keep the silver price down. Within a year the Treasury will stop exchanging silver for paper certificates and may declare up to 200 million dollars worth of silver certificates lost or immobilized. The Treasury will release an equivalent amount of silver from its stocks to protect circulating coinage while continuing to sell silver on demand.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
Treasury
Delegates Craft Compromise at U N Middle East Session
Secretary of State Dean Rusk hosted a luncheon for 14 delegates from nine countries as talks continued on a compromise General Assembly resolution on the Middle East. Kosygin and Johnson planned further meetings, with two major rival resolutions under consideration and possible substitute drafts seeking immediate withdrawal of Israeli forces.
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United Nations
N.Y
Glassboro
N.J
Dean Rusk
U.N
General Assembly
Middle East
Arthur J. Goldberg
Waldorf Towers
Venezuela
Argentina
Brazil
Canada
Italy
Britain
Denmark
Ireland
Netherlands
Rusk
Washington
Johnson
Philadelphia
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
U.N. Correspondents Association
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
U.S
Security Council
Cool Summer Plan Aims to Avert Fort Myers Riots
Operation Cool Summer launches in Fort Myers Florida to move Negro youths into jobs and curb racial violence. The NAACP says success could spread nationwide, while local leaders warn one incident could spark more unrest as a long hot summer looms.
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Fort Myers
Fla
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Florida Naacp
Marvin Davies
Davies
Naacp National Headquarters
Cost to dress Roman cardinals tops $1400 in new papal robes
Rome ecclesiastical tailors prepared outfits for 27 new cardinals to be elevated by Pope Paul VI. A basic wardrobe of 23 items costs at least 1400 dollars, with the three yard long cape at 176 dollars and the red silk collar at 80 cents. A church change saves 160 dollars by dropping a second wool cape and 288 dollars by dropping an attendant.
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Rome
Paul VI
Paul
Glassboro Hosts Historic Johnson Kosygin Summit
In Glassboro New Jersey residents welcomed the Hollybush summit between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin. Part I drew crowds while Part II sought a path to world peace. Affected by the event, local businesses stayed steady and Hollybush endured some landscaping damage.
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Lee Linder
Glassboro
N.J
Notre Dame
Nick Petroni
South Jersey
Hollybush
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Petroni
Joseph Toms
Glassview
Angelo Tubertino
Johnson and
Kosygin
Thomas E. Robinson
Glassboro State College
Robinson
Margaret
Secret Service
Special Services: Baptist ministers lead Trinity and Winston-Salem services
Rev. S B Stevenson of First Baptist Trinity and Rev. Walter S Mack of Emmanuel Baptist Winston-Salem will conduct 3 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. services at Emmanuel Baptist Church with their choirs and congregations. Junior Church sponsors the services.
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S. B. Stevenson
First Baptist Church
Trinity
Emmanuel Baptist
Walter S. Mack
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Winston - Salem
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Israel
Fort Myers, Fla
Trhte
General Electric
Minter
Lowder
High Point
Thomasville Road
Ayds
Heritage . House
Dibrog Sti
Southgate
College Village Shopping Center
Polaroid
Maalox
Sominex
Tussy
Eastman
Colante’s
Radits
Ultra
Eckerd
Overiear
Eckerd’s
Joan McHugh
College Village
ICE
W. Washington St
Kennedy Oil Co
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