Tear Gas Disperses Protesters in Maryland Town
National Guard used tear gas to break up about 20 demonstrators in Cambridge Maryland near a Negro church after a rally. Brig. Gen George Gelston urged restraint as leaders asked the group to disperse amid a racially divided town and modified militia law. Separately Senate Republicans attacked Dirksen amendments as permitting no impact on northern schools.
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Price Thrills Atlanta With Negro Opera Star Debut
Pi Led Price sang with heart in Atlanta as the Metropolitan Opera presented Don Giovanni. The Atlanta crowd gave thunderous applause twice and crowded backstage afterward, meeting Price and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. Price said she was overwhelmed by the reaction and tears came to her eyes. King praised her impact on Atlanta culture, noting the city’s integration in arts venues.
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State Board Seeks Intervention in Oakland School Clash
The California State Board of Education offered to intervene in Oakland school racial tensions for the first time. It urged the Oakland Board of Education and Negro organizations to meet at 5 0 p m Friday. Negro groups plan a boycott Monday on the 0th anniversary of the US Supreme schools decision, claiming de facto segregation. The board says the issue is statewide, not local, and urged talks. if talks fail, public knowledge of the stalemate is expected. Dr Daniel A Collins, a Sana Francisco member, noted little communication recently between the Oakland board and Negro leaders.
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Aid Bill Kept Intact By House Committee Action
Washington United Press: President Johnson’s foreign aid bill, worth 3.4 billion dollars, remained intact as supporters defeated two amendments in the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Thursday. Rep. E. Ross Adair of Indiana backed the proposed changes, but both were turned back, allowing the measure to move forward.
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Federal Grants Awarded to Five State Hospitals
Gov. Brown announced federal grants totaling about 1.14 million dollars for five state mental hospitals. The funds fund treatment projects at Camarillo Mendelino Modesto Patton and Stockton facilities.
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Louis Lomax to Speak at Long Beach Lecture Today
Louis Lomax, noted writer on Afro Afro American studies, will lecture at the Little Theater in Long Beach today. The event, sponsored by the Human Relations Commission and the Associated Students, covers his works including The Reluctant African and When the Word Is Given.
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