Third Day In Row Negro Registration Drive Harassed Selma
In Selma Alabama Negroes faced harassment by county sheriff as the third day of a voter registration drive led by Rev. T Rogers Jr and King ally Dick Gregory unfolded. Justice Department pledges cooperation while plans include visits to three businesses with white lunch counters closed.
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Selma
Ala
Megroes
Martin Tuther King Jr
Dallas
Justice Department
John Doar
King
al Tuscaloosa
Neproes
Atlanta
Dick Gregory
T. ¥. Rogerspaign
Nazi Party
James Bevel
National Association For the
Advancement of Colored People
Clark
James G
Clark Jr
NAACP
Alabama
Inauguration Day Fervor Amid Courageous Memories
President Johnson takes office as crowds pack Washington for the inaugural ceremony. The pageant recalls John F Kennedy's assassination four years earlier as Sen. Robert F Kennedy joins mournful reflections. Civil rights actions unfold with NAACP tactics and court challenges centering on desegregation and voter registration.
Pope Paul VI warns against unity temptations during general audience
Pope Paul VI cautioned Catholics about a subtle temptation that can erode or deny core Catholic teaching in the name of Christian unity. He spoke in the Hall of Benedictions to thousands, noting the eight day prayer for unity now observed by Catholics and many Christians, and urged vigilance against trivial, psychological, and doctrinal diversions that threaten unity.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Hall of Genedictions
Pontitf
Paul
Gould
Inauguration Day Promises Progress Without Strife
President Johnson urges unity and progress without hatred in his inaugural address. He emphasizes reconciliation, inspires belief in freedom for all, and calls on Americans to join faith with reason as Humphrey prepares to take oath amid security at the Capitol.
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Johnson
Jolieson
United States
Jobiwan
Pranty
U S Studies Charges In N Explosion
The United States reports an underground nuclear test venting radioactive material, traced over the southwestern U S with no detectable radioactivity beyond borders. Tass warns fallout crossing borders would violate the test ban treaty while the AEC notes seismic detection of the Soviet test at Semipalatinsk on Jan 14 with limited radioactivity and no exposure risk. The State Department seeks Soviet information on the event.
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United States
U.S
Tass
AEC
Ala
Semipalatinsk
Department of State
Soviet Union
Pittsburgh State Exams to Expand to All High Schools
The Pittsburgh Public School Board said the earlier three high schools final exams were so successful that the plan will extend to all junior and senior high students in grades nine through twelve this June.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Public School Board
Judy White to marry this spring after years of recovery
Ashland Massachusetts reports Judy White, now 20, will wed Edward J. Marsden in April. At age 12 she survived 72 percent burns from a kitchen fire and spent 13 months in hospital with 30 plastic surgeries. Hollywood star Gregory Peck inspired her recovery and supported her with visits and messages.
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Ashland
Mass
Judy White
Judy
Star
New York
Edward J. Marsden
Framingham
Peck
Gregory
Wall
Chelsea Naval Hospital
California
Hollywood
Louis Frasca
Inauguration Events Include Grand Parade on Pennsylvania
The ceremony begins as the first of three major events with a grand parade down Pennsylvania Avenue following the inauguration. Security remains tightened as officials outline plans for crowds and route details.
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Joan TF. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
40 Class Meets for 1965 Reunion Planning at Village Inn
Indiana class of 1940 members meet at 8 p.m. to plan the 25th reunion with benediction by Archbishop Takovos and the National Anthem by the Marine Band. Parade day details note a shortened 1:30 p.m. start, a large turnout of 15,000 marchers, and a mix of military and civilian participants, with notable figures and governors attending the celebration.
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Indiana High School
Village Inn
Takovos
Marine Band
White House
Span Service Academy
Crac
District of Columbia
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Jima Thorpe
Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Willian W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michiwate
Chiang Kai-shek congratulates U S leaders on inauguration
In a note from Taipei, Chinese Nationalist President Chiang Kai-shek sent congratulations to President John F. Kennedy on his inauguration. Vice President Chen Cheng also sent similar congratulations to Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey.
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Taipes
Forsnvsa
Chiang Kei-shek
Johnsyn
Chen Cheng
Hubert H. Humplacy
Doland band boosts campaign and school funding
Reuschenberg commits to about four and a half hours daily for music after basketball practice. Doland celebrates Humphrey win with a band that traveled from town, raising $8 000 to $16 per resident. 48 Dolanders joined, 6 as chaperones, causing school to cancel classes for a week due to the need for uniforms and cheer.
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Reuschenberg
Humphrey
South Dakota
Doland
Anderson
Nancy Hahn
Lincoln ‘Memorial
Jane Loveless
Boby
Estes In Jail In El Paso
Billie Sol Estes sits in a four man county jail cell in El Paso on route to federal prison after his Abilene arrest. Deputy U S Marshal William C Black drove him 440 miles while his $100000 bond was revoked by U S District Judge R Ewing Thomson as part of a bid to hear Estes appeal a 40 year term for mail fraud and conspiracy.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie
Sol Estes
Abilene
U.S
William C. Black
Estes
U.S. Dist
R. Ewing Thomason
U.S. Supreme Court
John Cofer
Austin
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Thomson
Johnson’s Inaugural Day Begins With Gala and Chat
President Johnson starts a momentous day with interfaith services near the White House and a string of social events. He and Lady Bird return from a late, stylish party after dancing with Luci and attending an inaugural symphony concert.
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National City Christian Church
White House
Johnson
Supreme Court
End Ifriends
Luci
Lady Bird
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Obituaries for Minnie DeLancey Pierce and neighbors
Obituaries list Minnie F DeLancey Pierce 89 of Plumville who died Jan 19 1965 after a lingering illness born Apr 7 1875 in Elderton. Also Belle Wiley 91 Blairsville RD 3 who died Jan 19 1905 at Latrobe Hospital and Anna Kurtz 73 of Clymer RD1 who died Jan 18 1965. Services scheduled in Plumville Blairsville and Dixonville areas with local church and cemetery interments.
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Minnie
F. Delancey Pierce
Plumville
Elderton, S
Jacob Oliver
Sarah Moorhead DeLancey
Phomville Presbyterian Church
Pierce
David E. Bickett
Plumville Presbyterian Cemetery
Belle M. Wiley
Blairsville R. D
Latrobe Hospital
Bell Twp
Westmoreland Co
James W
Margaret Allen McWilliams McConnell
Wiley
Hillside Methodist Church
Blairsville
New Alexandria
Clyde
Laura) Dunn
Latrobe
Lyda Kuhns
Greensburg
Michael F. Hallow
Rev
G. A. Marks
Blairsville Cemetery
Anna S. Kurtz
Clymer R.D
Alex Chicura
Cleveland
Ohio
Bence Funeral Home
Clymer
Sacred Heart Church
Dixonville
Andrew Chapela
St. Bernard Cemetery
Indiana
General Ky Accepts New Post in Saigon Cabinet
Brig. Gen Nguyen Cao Ky agreed to serve temporarily as minister of youth and sports as part of Tran Van Huong’s revamped cabinet sworn in after a 24 hour delay. Ky will keep his air force command and cabinet post for only a couple of weeks, with U.S. generals reported to have urged acceptance to preserve military harmony.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Neuyen Cao Ky
Tran van Huong
U.S
Mguyen van Thieu
Tran van Minh
Linh Quang Vien
Huong
Eit
New Life Experience For HHH New VP Humphrey Begins His New Life
Washington AP reports Hubert H. Humphrey, once a presidential contender, starts his life as Lyndon B. Johnson's vice president. He jokes about a new tuxedo for the inaugural ball while his wife Muriel and supporters note changes ahead. He tours hotels and attends a reception amid security as Buddhist leaders in Saigon vow a hunger strike to force Houng's government from power.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Humphrey
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