Protest Planned by Mexican Americans Near Border
In Del Rio Texas hundreds expected Sunday for a Palm Sunday rally and parade to protest what organizers call gringo injustice. Leaders from MAYO and other groups plan a peaceful demonstration despite talk of Texas Rangers. A manifesto will call for a Mexican American bill of rights and independence while denying any Cuban revolutionary infiltration.
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Preston Smith
VISTA
Volunteers In Service To America
Val Verde
Rio Grande Valley Mayo
Ose Angel Gutierrez
San Antonio
Gor. Mith
Texas
Gutierrez
Texas Rangers
Bexar County
Albert Pena Jr
Rangers
Tr. Fermin Calderon
Val Verde County
Physicians To Resign Over Wages In South Africa
In Durban a prominent medical school official announced plans for the resignation of about 130 nonwhite doctors over pay discrimination. The entire nonwhite medical staff of King Edward VII Hospital reportedly will resign, with roughly 100 giving two months notice on April 1 and others yet to decide termination dates, signaling nationwide repercussions for the South African brain drain.
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AMAR
GM Wennmee
Durbans Natal University
Durban
King Edward VII Hospital
Bradley recalls Eisenhower saying he did not want the presidency
Gen. Omar Bradley, the GI's General, recalled Eisenhower telling him in 1948 that he did not want to be president, a view that faded as the 1952 campaign began and Eisenhower entered the race. Bradley, 76, attended Eisenhower's funeral as an honorary pallbearer, noting their close West Point friendship and wartime leadership of 1.3 million troops.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bradley
West Point
Eisenhower
New York
L Ike
Adlai Stevenson
Ft. Myer
Midwest Plains
Canadian Ex-Official Offered as US Israel Mediator
Washington AP report notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has no formal record of a former Canadian cabinet minister acting as an intermediary between the United States and Red China. In New York the UN Security Council was urged by Pakistan Senegal and Zambia to condemn Israel's raid on Jordan. A spokesman said Hamilton met U Thant and conveyed a message from Premier Chou En-lai seeking closer US relations, but the council deadlocked over whether to condemn cease-fire violations and expand territorial claims.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
United Nations
Pakistan
Senegal
Zambia
U.N. Security, Council
Israel
Jordan
Alvin Hamilton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ottawa
Peking
Ann
U Thant
Chou En-lai
Hamilton
Caver
China
United States
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Iter
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Toms Chicken Villa
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Rem
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Clyde E. Swift
Edgeworth Building
Greensboro
N.C
Life Insurance
Thomasville
Colgate Tooth Paste
Bounty
Miss Breck Hair
Michigan
Westinghouse
Gibson
Briggs
Stratton
Heddon
phateMaterers Furniture
Swan
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