CORE Plans Support for Rights Bill
CORE plans nonviolent demonstrations in Washington to press civil rights legislation and will send delegates to the Republican and Democratic conventions. James Farmer said CORE would try to oust Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama delegates at the Democratic Convention in Atlantic City and replace them with CORE delegates. Rallies with mass picketing will dramatize demands including fair full employment with a $2 minimum wage and a large works and training program. At the Republican Convention CORE will demand repudiation of the traditional Dixiecrat civil rights alliance.
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Rights Group Plans More Activity in Nashville
Civil rights groups vow renewed action after a week of racially charged protests in Nashville. King urged peaceful demonstrations while challenging segregation at Morrison's Cafeteria. About 400 were arrested during the week, and a white sip-in protest emerged at the restaurant. King addressed 2,000 at Fisk University urging ongoing momentum.
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GM Policy Hit by Rights Group
Civil rights demonstrators planned to picket GM national headquarters in Detroit to protest a lily white personnel policy, charging discrimination while GM defends its broad employment of nonwhites and cites diverse echelons in the company. Arthur Johnson, spokesman.
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General Motors Corp
GM National
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Arthur Johnson
NAACP Says Detroit Demonstration Targets GM Hiring
The Detroit NAACP chapter says the protest is part of a national push to press General Motors to alter its employment practices. NAACP national labor secretary Herbert Hill claims GM is lily white at supervisory levels, while GM contends it employs Black workers in supervisory and engineering roles. Arkansas old state houses monument on the tong road from that so 13 1338 when James Conway.
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Old State
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Puzzle text fragment offers quirky wordplay and hidden names
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists scattered letters and partial words. It hints at names and places like Dyan, Nanheul, Midas, and VNanheul while interspersing odd sequences and hints at a power plant theme. The readable pieces resemble a cryptic juggle of across and down clues.
Fragmented Puzzle Snippet Hints At Hidden Date
A garbled OCR note mentions arithmetic hints and a mysterious eight part clue. It references Atrith Ty and a bewitly te Fert tard, suggesting a puzzle about dates or times in a historic newspaper fragment. The readable text indicates puzzle style content without clear solution yet.
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Atrith
International and Royal News Roundup
Manila hosts Foreign Secretary Richard A. Butler for two days of talks aiming to broaden Southeast Asia peace. In Madrid, Princess Irene and Prince Carlos Hugo depart on a Canary Islands honeymoon. In London, Sir Ben Smith, former food minister and TGU organizer, dies at 83 at his Leven home.
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Richard A. Butler
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Sir Ben Smith
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Levon
Khrushchev backs Algerian visit as Ben Bella departs Crimea
AP dispatch from Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev telling Algerian President Ben Bella he would return a visit at the first opportunity as they said goodbye at Simferopol Airport. The piece notes Ben Bella’s travel to the Soviet Union from Algeria and mentions an Aswan dam construction toll and a stray maritime report with scrambled text.
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Negro Field Worker Gets Auto Back
In Star City Arkansas AP William Hansen Jr SNCC head retrieved his car impounded after driver Bruce Jordan SNCC field secretary was arrested on traffic charges He borrowed the car during a Negro voter registration drive in Lincoln County Hansen paid 10 50 to release it The police stored the car and charged 90 cents a day claimed 10 a day by Chief Jim Best State Revenue Department must hear before license can be issued Other notes mention Sudan refugees and Formosa mine accidents in brief sentences
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Radar withdrawal from Cuba alarm to boost missiles
AP reports the Soviet radar system withdrawn from Cuba two or three months ago, a move that could have increased Fidel Castro's antiaircraft missile effectiveness. The piece also notes a peripatetic White House press conference with President Johnson walking reporters through remarks on politics, poverty, golf, family, and dogs, including Him and Her.
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Her
U S Hungary talks move to quiet negotiations
U S and Hungary plan discreet talks to improve relations according to Washington sources. Government reports show tax revenue rose to 24 billion dollars in the first quarter of 1964 despite the March 1 tax cut.
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Hungary
Justice of the Peace Fines Jordan in Speeding Case
Justice of the Peace HE Workman fined Jordan $15 and court costs totaling $26.50 for speeding in a residential district. Jordan said he would appeal the conviction, marking a third appeal after two prior convictions and fines.
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Justice of the Peace
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Trade Surge Now in Its 39th Month
NW YORK AP The business upturn has lasted 39 months, the longest peacetime rise in U.S. history. The First National City Bank notes confidence rises despite unclear tax-cut effects, aided by profits gains and a peaceful railway labor settlement. McGraw Hill reports a 12 percent rise in planned 1964 capital spending to 44 billion, while GNP hits 658.5 billion annual rate, with 8.4 billion quarterly increase led by consumer spending.
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University Dean Quits Nursing School in Arkansas
Fran ces M. Russell, dean of the University of Arkansas School of Nursing, resigns effective July 1. President Mullins says the university regrets her decision and a faculty committee will select a successor. The school faces potential accreditation loss by July due to NLN survey findings citing needs in psychiatric and public health curricula.
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Frances M. Russell
University of Arkansas School of Nursing
David W. Mullins
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Mullins
Storm Whaley
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National League For Nursing
Seven State Voter Contests Shape Preconvention Week
Voters in Indiana Ohio Oklahoma Alabama Florida New Mexico and the District of Columbia vote in primaries while Delaware Michigan Alaska Nevada and Wyoming hold state conventions. Delegates for both parties are chosen with contests for governor senate and house seats. Goldwater leads in delegate counts as campaigns seek momentum across key races.
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One Room School at Kentuck Fork Faces Decline
In Lincoln County West Virginia a rural one room Kentuck Fork School hosts 14 students from six families as 42 year veteran Williamson prepares lessons. The day includes basic reading arithmetic and civics with outside privies and a bucket dipper fountain as conditions reflect rural schooling and population decline pushing students toward longer walks to distant roads for higher grades.
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Williamson
West Virginia
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West Virgina
Beieauge
Kentuck
Kathy
Kate Turley
Kentuck Fark
Vacua
Texarkana Shooting Ends With Suicide by Driver
A Louisiana man shot a Texarkana taxi driver in a Saturday incident, then killed himself. Elmer Snow, 47, was wounded and treated, while the assailant, Frank Morris Smith, 46, was later found dead in nearby woods.
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Elmer Snow
Frank Morris Smith
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