Celler cites flag burning and leaders harming civil rights bill chances
Rep. Emanuel Celler said flag burning and remarks by Martin Luther King Stokely Carmichael and Floyd McKissick have damaged civil rights legislation prospects. He predicted difficulty even with a bill this year but plans to push for passage. He noted backlash from the New York antiwar march and suggested Powell consider humility before Congress. A car theft in Long Beach ended with losses of stereo gear.
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Dr King calls for Vietnam Summer to end war
In Cambridge Massachusetts the civil rights leader urged volunteers to form a 10000 person national peace bloc modeled after the 1964 Mississippi summer movement. He asked for concentration in 50 cities and promised an announcement within 24 hours on political plans while denying presidential bids.
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CSLB to Hear Medical Plans for Viet Children
Rita J. Marsh will speak at California State College Long Beach on Children of Vietnam, detailing efforts to bring wounded Vietnamese children to the U S for superior medical care. Her talk at noon is part of the Associated Students Open Forum series and features groups from Harvard and Ram Parts magazine.
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Civil rights leader warns of summer violence risk in New York
New York Urban League executive director Eugene Callender warned of a potential chain reaction of racial violence this summer in the city. He cited lack of youth employment funds and small extremist groups with cross-city links as warning signs. Callender urged immediate federal funding for jobs to prevent unrest, noting warnings from Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
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Harlem march shows support for Vietnam war effort
About 3000 people marched in Harlem on Sunday, rallied by the United Black Associations, in a demonstration described by grand marshal John D. Silvera as a broad stance of Black Americans for fellow citizens in Vietnam. He contrasted it with a prior large antiwar march led by Dr. Martin Luther King. A separate note reports prowlers stole a rifle and two radios from John B. Giles Jr. in Long Beach, totaling 383.
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Capital Punishment Wit by Ex Warden
Former San Quentin warden Clinton Duffy says capital punishment does not deter crime and should be abolished. He argues California would save money by ending the death penalty, citing costs for special deputies facilities and court hearings.
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