Supreme Court refuses Gary school segregation appeal
The Supreme Court rejected the Negroes' appeal in the Gary case regarding transportation of students to avoid racial imbalance. The decision lets the Chicago Circuit Court ruling stand, upholding that Gary school policy requiring attendance at designated schools does not violate constitutional rights. The order provides no further comment.
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U S Destroyer Arrives After Saigon Vessel Attack
The U S S Lyman Swenson arrived in Saigon on a routine visit a day after terrorists damaged the aircraft carrier Card in the Saigon River with explosives. Eight Americans and a Vietnamese were wounded when a grenade wounded servicemen amid the city’s tense patrols as salvage crews patch the Card’s 28 foot hole. Four wounded helicopter crewmen from Soctrang described the blast. two men recalled the shock and blood, while Saigon awaited potential follow up amid heightened security.
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Lodge
Gon Street
Just Society
Pfc
Joseph G. Gustafson
Bayfield
Wis
Spec
John Arnett
Louisville
Young Dishwasher Picks Up Boy
A 17 year old dishwasher James Savage admitted he picked up a lost three year old boy Timothy Hughes in New York City on Saturday and brought him two miles by bus to his Woodbridge rented room where the boy was found unharmed the next day Savage a runaway from a state school has been held in Middlesex County juvenile detention awaiting court proceedings New York police planned to discuss jurisdiction Savage said he fed Timothy cereal milk and candy gave him a bath and put him to bed until the boy cried and a landlady found him and alerted police
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New York City
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Timothy Hughes
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Savage
Middlesex County
Aldonna B. Appleton
Timothy
Queens
N. Y
Gerard
Lorraine
Richard
John Madurski
Angel
President Johnson to Visit Five States This Week
President Johnson will travel Thursday and Friday visiting Maryland Ohio Tennessee North Carolina and Georgia as part of a tour to inspect Appalachian poverty conditions. Lynda Bird Johnson will accompany him replacing Mrs Johnson. The itinerary remains unfinished with stops in Athens Ohio and Atlanta Georgia confirmed.
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Lynda Bird
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Ohio
Tennessee
Georgia
Washington
Atlanta
North Georgia
White House
Carl E. Sanders
Executive Mansion
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Wallace's Indiana vote seen in civil rights clash
Harris survey notes Wallace would win about 30 percent in Indiana Democratic primary against Welsh with Johnson on ballot. It finds two of three Wallace backers oppose civil rights stand, while Indiana voters favor civil rights bills 60 to 40 and public accommodations 70 to 30. The study suggests Wallace support does not reflect civil rights backlash.
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Seven Primaries Slated Tuesday in Indiana Ohio and more
Indiana voters face a pivotal primary Tuesday as Gov. Matthew E Welsh seeks to block Gov. George W. Wallace in Indiana and other states. The GOP slate includes Barry Goldwater aiming to lead a four-candidate field. In Ohio Rep. Robert Taft Jr. seeks the Republican Senate nomination amid broader contest. The races also involve presidential preference votes and state-level nominations with strategic implications for the Johnson and Goldwater camps.
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Mexico
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Lumbia
Johnson
Delaware
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Riot Recurs in Sofia as Orthodox Easter Mass Disrupted
Soviet bloc sees a second riot in three days with Bulgarian Orthodox churchgoers clashing with Communist youths near Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia. Police closed church entrances as hundreds gathered. Patriarch Cyril ill and Bishop Nikolai to lead Resurrection Mass.
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Austria
Soviet Bloc
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Prague
CTK
Aleksander Nevsky
Cyril
Nikolai
Academy of Theology
Beheadings by Yemeni tribes spark UK demand and US probe
Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home cited unconfirmed reports that two British soldiers killed in Yemen had heads displayed in Taiz. He said Britain urged the United States to investigate, while Yemen faced accusations of subversion and violence.
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Alex Douglas Home
Yemen
Taiz
House of Commons
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Britain
Republic of Yemen
Aden
Douglas‘Home
South Arabia
Federation
Thiane Ha Enid Wown
Be Proud Of North Carolina Recreation Plan
North Carolinians can be proud of the statewide recreation program under the North Carolina Recreation Commission. The article notes future needs for vast facilities as the state grows toward a potential mega city from the Research Triangle to Charlotte. Leisure time increases with shorter work weeks, prompting planning for maximum benefits.
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North Carolina Recreation Commission
North Carolina
Research Triangle
Charlotte
Chester Pa labeled Birmingham Of The North
Chester, a 63,000 population city near Philadelphia, faces a civil rights clash as Negro residents demand desegregated schools and equal opportunities. Demonstrations flood streets while city leaders insist the district operates an integrated system.
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Birmingham
Lee Linder
Fort
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Phila
Frances P. Donahoo
James 'T. Gorbey
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