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Senate session heard heated remarks on civil rights as Humphrey urged swift action and democratic leaders warned of social upheaval if Negroes face continued exclusion. Proponents pressed for full equality while critics warned against federal overreach. The debate highlighted national tension over justice and race.
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Democrats Eye JFK Booklet to Defray Convention Costs
The Democratic Party plans a nationwide program book for this summer’s Atlantic City convention to offset expenses. Editor Sam Brightman says the book will feature about 100 pages of editorial and advertising matter with color ads priced at 15,000 dollars per page, with the book sold at 10 dollars per copy through local Democratic outlets. Details on total ads are not yet set. In a separate item, Athens reports Premier George Papandreou announced the release of 400 prisoners from the 1947 49 uprising.
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Sit-ins ejected from Arizona Capitol amid protests
More than 100 civil rights demonstrators were ejected from the Arizona state capitol in Phoenix after a day of singing, parading, and sit-ins. About 120 patrolmen cleared the capitol in 25 minutes, carrying some demonstrators down stairs and into the lawn. In St Augustine Florida five integrationists were arrested as new demonstrations erupted, part of a 44 total for the day, including a group led by Mrs. Malcolm Peabody.
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Soviet Editor in Paris Visits With Wife for Riviera Trip
Alexei Adzhu bel chief editor of Ives tia and son-in-law of Premier Khrushchev arrived in Paris Monday with his wife for a two week stay. They will go to the Riviera today to see artist Pablo Picasso.
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Murder Charge in Gaming Case
Sherman Bill Pace a 21 year old man faced a murder charge in a gaming debt dispute. Robert Johnson a 24 year old man from Compton died after a Thursday altercation that led to two abdominal bullet wounds at Long Beach Memorial Hospital. Pace was arrested Friday in New Mexico and charged by Deputy District Attorney William Walker.
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Mine Fatalities in Japan Local Coal Mine Blast
Eight men were killed Monday in a gas explosion at a local mine near Fukuoka Ispan Japan according to UPI reports. Police and rescue teams searched the site as officials investigated the cause of the blast and the identities of the victims.
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Pensioners May Get New Glasses WITHOUT COST
An optometrist offers free eye glasses to pensioners with identification. The program promises thorough eye examinations and glasses fitted to each patient, while social workers handle details. Dr Milton Glinberg, with 30 years of experience, advertises at 11 Pine Ave Heartwell Bldg Downstairs. HEmlock 62113.
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