New Black group calls policeman killing justifiable homicide
The Black United Front, a militant Washington group including Stokely Carmichael, approves the killing of a white police officer as justifiable homicide. Mayor Washington denounces the resolution as inflammatory. Pvt. Stephen Williams was killed and Pvt. Frederick Matteson wounded during a disturbance arrest. Suspects Johnny White and family members face homicide charges.
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California bill bars private life questions in school tests
Sacramento UPI reports the Assembly Education Committee approved and sent to the floor a bill banning tests that probe students private lives in elementary and high schools without parental permission. Senator John G Schmitz of Austin, the author, says students should not answer inquiries about family sex life or religion.
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Dallas Apology Issued Over NEA Bias Incident
Dallas city officials apologized to about 6000 NEA convention delegates after a tavern denied service to a black guest near Municipal Auditorium during the national meeting. The mayor and council pledged regret and noted progress in city services.
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Youth Collapses and Dies After Pool Dive
Glenn C. Byron, 16, of South San Francisco, collapsed and died at the Concord Municipal swimming pool minutes after diving from a 33 foot tower. Witnesses reported he swam to the edge before collapsing. Doctors could not determine the cause. an autopsy was ordered.
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Artesia selects new chairman for planning commission
Allen Bickford elected to succeed William Killough as chairman of the Artesia City Planning Commission. It is his second term. Duayne Adema named vice chairman for 1968-69.
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FCC Warns Stations Could Lose Licenses Over Discrimination
The FCC warned television and radio station owners they may lose their licenses for discriminatory hiring against Negroes. It urged affirmative recruitment and training for unqualified Black applicants and said renewals hinge on complaint-aided hearings, with action after findings.
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NAACP Rejects CORE Idea of Separate Black Nation
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP said the group would refuse cooperation if CORE pursued a separate black nation. The stance came as Roy Innis took over as interim CORE director, pledging to continue Floyd McKissick’s policies amid health-related stepping down.
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Frank Stoddard's varied career and upbeat life
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