African diplomats face housing and dining bias in Washington
In Washington D C African diplomats face discrimination in housing and restaurants as officials led by Duke and SanJuan push to end color barriers. The State Department reports limited open apartments in Northwest DC and ongoing refusals along Route 40 to African envoys.
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Lewis Eh Washington
Washington
United States
State Department
Uncle Sam
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Angier Biddle
Duke
Pedro A. Sanjuan
White House
Republic
Africa
Middle East
Asia
United Nations
Duke San Juan
New York
District of Columbia
Washington Real Estate Board
San Juan
Tigher
Woods
Northwest
Maryland
U.N
Baltimore
Route 40
U.S
America
Latin American Students Embrace Castro Propaganda Film
AP writer in Buenos Aires describes Argentine university students reacting with fervor to a Cuban propaganda film. Leftist groups distribute volante leaflets and La Marcha from Montevideo as anti Yankee chants erupt in crowded screenings.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
University of
North
South America
United States
Europe
Cuba
Volantes
Volante
Fidel
la Marcha
River Plata
Montevideo
Uruguay
Castro
Latin America
Guerrillas Train In Rugged Valley
In Kingwood West Virginia the Army 7th Special Forces Group and 82nd Airborne train across 650 square miles of Cheat River terrain. Camp Dawson hosts 19 day cycles with about 350 troops, simulating guerrilla operations and insurgent conditions for far off assignments.
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Charles R. Lewis Kingwood
W.va
Cheat River
Army
7Th Special Forces Group
Airborne
82Nd Airborne Division
West Virginia
South Viet Nam
U.S
82Nd
Asst
Adj
William E. Miller
Dawson
Ft. Bragg
7Th
Miller
Florida Moves to Teach Anti-Communist High School Course
Florida lawmakers mandate a six week high school course on Americanism versus Communism to stress dangers of communism and praise free enterprise. The state offers a 62 page teacher guide, summer workshops, and a list of 50 reference publications while seeking a suitable textbook for 1962-63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Cuba
United States of America
Fred Turner
Seven Babies Die From Salt Poisoning At Binghamton Hospital
In a week of shock a salt contaminated formula killed seven infants at Binghamton General Hospital. District attorney and state agencies probe hospital handling and storage of salt and sugar in the formula room. Hospital officials report 30 babies given salty formula. six died, and investigations continue.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Shirley McPeek
Clay
George
Barry John McPeek
Binghamton General Hospital
Barry McPeek
John J. Burns
Debra Ann
General Hospital
Theodore W. Maurer
Broome County
Dist. Atty
Stephen Smyk
New York State Health Department
Richard E. Pille
Hospital Board of Managers
State Departments of Social Welfare and Health
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Charles Bowser
Michele
Lisa Marie
Frank Beale
Binghamton Sun-Bulletin
Beales
Beale
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Mike
Flast
George McPeek
Barry
Douglas S. Woodford
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