Polish Catholics clash ends with clubs and arrests
Two individuals were struck by clubs during a clash involving Polish Catholics. Police reported several arrests as the confrontation escalated.
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High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
2
Marchers in Mississippi Civil Rights Rally End at Capitol
The final day of a 22 day march through Mississippi featured King and Meredith praising the journey as a landmark for freedom. White spectators jeered at times while a group of Klansmen watched from the Capitol grounds. Leaders excluded NAACP figures over support disputes and tensions between black power advocates and integrationists remained evident as John Dear observed from the sidelines.
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American Soprano Wins Top Prize in Tchaikovsky Contest
Jane Marsh of Mill Valley California won first prize in the women’s division of the Tchaikovsky competition, the first American to do so since Van Cliburn in 1958, earning 2750 dollars a gold medal and added publicity. Veronica Tyler and Simon Estes earned lesser prizes, with Miss Marsh describing a late discovery of her voice at age 28 after studying in New York and Oberlin.
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North and South Carolina 5 day forecast brief
The forecast covers North and South Carolina with generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Isolated afternoon thundershowers mainly in mountains and northwest areas with highs around the upper 80s to low 90s and lows in the 60s to low 70s. Rainfall minimal and temperatures near normal through Saturday.
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Air Cavalry in Nathan Yale Drive Battles Near Hue
U S Marines and South Vietnamese units push against remnants of a North Vietnamese battalion in tunnels and bunkers north west of Hue. Leathernecks report 66 enemy bodies, 37 weapons captured, 4 prisoners. Casualties include high Army helicopter crews in a Tuy Hoa collision. U S Seventh Fleet ships join the air barrage as an oil facility burns late at night.
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Mockup Of Transport Unveiled In Burbank
AP reports Lockheed unveils a plywood mockup of its supersonic transport the Lockheed 2000, a 272 foot four jet airliner to carry 266 passengers. The craft aims to fly around the world in 23 hours 13 minutes with ground time at en route airports.
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Ex Rep Woodrow Jones Nominated for U S Judge
Former Representative Woodrow Wilson Jones of Rutherfordton North Carolina was recommended by state senators for a Western District of North Carolina federal judgeship. The vacancy follows Judge J Braxton Craven Jr moving to the Fourth Circuit after Johnson’s nomination. Jones, 52, a Democrat, served in the House 1950–57 and returns to law practice.
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