The Negro Community Calendar of Events 1868
Community notice listing the 3rd Quarterly Conference at Bethel AME with services by Ray R N Thomas and J E Hughes, plus a rising Star Baptist Church tribute for Harold Phillips. Also notes Mt Olive Baptist talent program and other church activities with pastors and invites. Names include Rev C W Harris, Mr Eddie Evans, the Crawford and McFadden families, and guests from Oklahoma Texas Memphis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Ame
Chotoh
Monsey
Ray. R.N. Thomas
Prescott
J. E. Hughes
Harold Phillips
Rising Star Baptist Church
Ses
Music Department
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Perry Town
C. W. Harris
Eddie Evans
Ellis Crawford
Childretty James
Mary
Peko
el Paso
Texas
Crawford
Quintilla McFadder
Hugo
Oklahoma
Ellis Crawford, Jr
Memphis
Tennessee
McFaddens
Evans
Riots injure many in Chicago and Maywood
AP report describes violence as Negro youths vandalized a North Side food store in Chicago injuring more than a dozen. In Maywood 25 arrested after riots near village hall following NAACP meeting over lack of a swimming pool. Police used tear gas, curfew imposed, migrants from suburbs joined, and 10 injured lightly as windows and benches were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Runden
Associated Press
Chicago
Maywood
Village Hall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Saieeman
NAACP
United States city riots spark curfews and vandalism
Over night racial violence erupts in Cleveland Chicago Maywood and Seattle. Mayor Stokes imposes dusk to dawn curfew as National Guard and police push back to Negro slums. Dozens arrested for looting and curfew violations amid fires. In Chicago area 25 arrests after tear gas disperses demonstrators. supermarket vandalism and cash register theft reported. A photographer beaten, 94 year old injured, condition fair. In Maywood crowd of 80 000 integrates and clashes outside village hall with 25 arrests. Police use tear gas to disperse group of mostly Negro demonstrators. Various incidents include a Fire Department station attacked and vehicles pelted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
National
Chicago
Maywood
Village Hall
Seattle
Negro Central
Sid Bennett
Bennett
Martin Stratton
Ex-Candidate for Vietnam President Sentenced in Saigon
In Saigon five year hard labor sentence is given to Thong Dinh Deu, former presidential candidate, for advocating talks with the Viet Cong and possible coalition with non-Communist NLF members. The ruling follows similar verdicts against a publisher and leaders of a pro-Communist alliance amid South Vietnam’s ban on communism and neutralism. Dzu insists he only voiced peaceful political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Kramer
Associated Press
Saigon
Golirt
Mittercup
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Fiveaman
Thong Dinh Deu
Sin¢e Dau
Secrond
Nguyen van Thien
Dzu
Liberation Front
NLF
South Vietnam
New Alliance of National, Democratic and Peace Forces
Hanots
Eight Israeli passengers to be freed in Algiers release
Algiers sources say eight of 22 Israelis held since the hijacking may be released Saturday. Four women two hostesses on the El Al flight and four children would fly to Rome, Algerian officials silent. Health of captives confirmed. hijackers expect Algeria to reject hostage demand. Other passengers and crew numbers noted. Tel Aviv says piecemeal release unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Rome
Palestine Commando Organization
Israel
Tel Aviv
Pileagay Cogist
Renee i
Clark Defends Fortas Nomination Motives
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark argues political partisanship and opposition to civil rights drive the fight against Abe Fortas as chief justice. He says Cleveland shootings were a local act by extremists, not a nationwide conspiracy, and defends Justice Department support for Fortas amid criticism of a memo to the Senate committee. Clark rejects conspiracy theories and notes FBI chief Hoover has found no broader plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Aug
Washington (Ap
Ramsey Clark
Abe Fortas
Clark
Cleveland
Johnson
Portas
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fortas
Department
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mississippi
John D. Coleman
Bandh
FBI
Hoover
J. Edgar Hoover
North Korea demands apology to free Pueblo crew
North Korea reiterates that the 82 Pueblo sailors will not be released unless the United States apologizes and vows never to commit such crimes again, claiming the ship intruded into North Korean waters on January 23 and justifying seizure as self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
North Korea
United States
Pyongyang
U.S
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
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Ester Hicks
Aldyn
Atris Perry
Sylvester LaGrone
Rede, Mechelle
Denise
Lonnie
Lucille
Tulsa
LaGrone
Perryt
Jesse Graves
Doris Jackson
Shirley Perking
Kinois
Othr
Debra Tink Rene
Angela Rochell Bwene
Hot Springs
Arle
Panama Canal
National Arboretum
Washington, D.C
Aspen
Cole
Willie Mincey
Toby Grenter
Adelphi
Grady Rivers
Berner Kellough
Chigago
Arthur Strech
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Pol
GE Lawrence
OS Dawson
Lawrence Dawson
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Upreme Court
Rkstar
Vietnam
Nancy
Comedy New York
Nancy Walker
The
Association of Producing Artists
Miss Walker
Eva le Gallienne
Bill Wells
Democratic
Pueblo
Stand UP
America
Jim Johnson
U. S
Virginia Johnson
Arkansas
Citizens For
Perry Campbell
Chalripan
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