King urges nonviolence to overcome Southern oppression
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr speaking at Villanova urged nonviolent resistance as the path to overcome oppression of Negroes in the South. He noted progress from court decisions and Civil Rights laws but cited gaps in wages, education, housing, and denial of voting rights.
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Drinking Learned By Youth Drives Rite Of Passage
A Rutgers study of 1,962 teens in Michigan finds that youth learn to drink rather than invent drinking. liquor use is tied to perceived maturity. About 23 percent of junior and senior high students drank occasionally, with boys preferring beer or whisky and girls wine or mixed drinks.
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Leader Of Massive Racial Boycotts On NY Schools
In New York City the activist Galamison faces arrest as he leads a plan to boycott city schools. He is charged with violating compulsory attendance laws after urging students to stay away from class. A mass walkout previously kept hundreds of thousands from classes.
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