Publicity and TV Cameras Shape Civil Rights Protests
A column argues publicity, press coverage, and television cameras drive demonstrator turnout and prolong Senate filibusters. It notes students at States College protesting burger prices fizzled after media left, and questions how many protesters would act without mob attention and in what measure white participants inflate visibility.
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Saturday” Evening Post
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Fighters For Freedom
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Allons
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East Berlin Escapes Rise and Border Breakthroughs
East Berlin tightened anti refugee fortifications as seven East Germans fled to the West in 24 hours. Two men rammed a truck through barbed wire. a border guard and a refugee crawled under or through obstacles. About 50 guards reinforced along the Telow canal by the border.
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Bard Center Opening Marks Shakespearean Anniversary
Stratford on Avon announces the Bard Center will open today, led by Eugene Bla Black, chair of the US Shakespeare Committee, as part of celebrations for the 400th anniversary of the birth of the bard.
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Nocturnal Bard and Royal Birthday News Mix
A quirky mix of gossip and notices features Frank Grocott, 81, a Shakespearean actor who recites lines at night, and his wife, 52, whose tolerance wears thin. Queen Elizabeth II marks her 58th birthday at Windsor with family, while other brief items note a missing violin backstage at Carnegie Hall, Milton Berle’s hospital release, and a Jordanian king’s Texas ranch visit.
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Walkout Threat Looms in Southern California Dairies
The Teamsters Union threatened a strike of about 10,000 dairy workers in Southern California after formal notice was served. Federal mediator Grant Hughond said bargaining stalled over container handling and pay points, with management proposing an eight point scheme and the union seeking ten points. A settlement was hoped before Friday’s deadline.
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California
Teamsters Union
Grant Hughond
Haglard
Turkey Expels Spy After Secret Military Data Claim
Ankara accuses a Romanized official of secretly gathering Turkish military formation details and orders him to depart within 24 hours. The move heightens tensions as authorities label the individual a spy and demand compliance.
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Hin
Bulgarian President Dmitar Ganev Dies of Heart Attack
The Communist Bulgarian government announced the death of President Dmitar Ganev at age 65 from a heart attack on Monday. Official mourning days were declared, and the body will be returned to the state for burial.
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