Negro boycott drives jobs in cities
A peaceful boycott system used by Negro leaders targets employers with few or no Black workers. Originating in Philadelphia, it spread to A and P stores and others, pressuring firms to hire more Negroes. Report cites Wall Street Journal findings of sales drops and eventual concessions, noting gains in employment and potential for broader, nonviolent integration.
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Airman Freed After Double Murder Case Exoneration
Airman First Class Gerald A. Anderson, freed after ten months confinement, received an honorable discharge from the Air Force and $499.01 in pay. Authorities concluded he did not murder Nancy J. Johnson and her son Danny, based on another man's confession. Secretary Eugene S. Zackert announced the discharge as in the government's best interests. Crosby undergoes fourth kidney operation. 58-year-old singer in Santa Monica listed in excellent condition. French composer Francis Poulenc dies in Paris after heart attack.
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Crosby
Santa Monica
Brigitte Bardot Wins Final Divorce From Jacques Chartier
Brigitte Bardot secures a final divorce from her second husband Jacques Chartier on grounds of reciprocal wrongs. Custody of their 2 year old Nicolas is split equally, alimony set, Bardot declines remarriage, saying she is just getting out of one.
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Jacques Chartier
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Meredith Returns to Ole Miss
Jackson Mississippi reports on James Meredith’s decision to not return to the University of Mississippi for the spring semester. President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy urged continuation of integration, while Meredith weighed options and stated the prospects were too uncertain. The piece notes federal officials’ hope for peaceful continued education.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
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Robert F. Kennedy
Meredith
Man Nurse Sentenced for Double Stabbing Sells Camper Slaying
Pro Ctytis Marion Derisa, 23, male nurse, jailed for first degree murder in the Westminger bar owner Richard Adams killing. Judge Raymont Thompson in Santa Ana also imposes five years to life for a second degree murder in the James Benesh case. Both deaths from stab wounds occurred after an altercation in a camper behind the Long Branch beer tavern.
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Santa Ana
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Thompson
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Long Branch
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B52 Crashi Kills 2 Four Late
B52 crash story details a chase after a mission incident. Hayes landed in a canyon near Mora between State highways 38 and 21, pinned notes to a parachute, and tried to dash eastward. Two youths found the parachute and note but couldn't follow Hayes due to mud and wind. Hayes hid in a cabin before reaching the highway. Col Nichols, Majs McBridge and Golbeck parachuted safely.
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Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Col Nichols PL
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Boydtown
Thomas J. McBridge
Panama City
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Golbeck
Kennelworth
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McNamara cites Skybolt cancellation and Soviet threat
McNamara told congress the Skybolt missile was canceled due to rising costs and better options. He argued the move would save 21 billion dollars and not affect manned bombers. He said U S forces could destroy key Soviet targets even after losses and without allied missiles. He warned Russia and China threaten peace, with Berlin remaining a critical issue. He contrasted Soviet unity with fraying relations in China and noted China views human life as cheap while Russia would bear heavy losses in a nuclear war.
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