Baptist Leader Opposes Picketing Civil Rights Protests
Pittsburgh AP reports Dr. J. H. Jackson, president of the National Baptist Convention, says demonstrations are past their peak and costly to Negro people and the country. He urges civil rights goals through law and order and warns continued protests could boost conservative politics, possibly helping Barry Goldwater and defeating the Johnson administration. The final line notes the average person loses about 100 hairs daily.
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Pittsburgh
J. H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
National Sunday School and
Baptist Training Union Congress
Dr. Jackson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnson Administration
Turkish Cypriots reject Grivas friendship offer
Turkish Cypriot leaders angrily rejected Lt Gen George Grivas call for peaceful coexistence and a referendum saying they would rather die than yield to Greek domination. They accused him of seeking unity with Greece and demanded self-determination amid Cyprus tensions.
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Grivas
Cyprus
Nicosia
George Grivas
Cyp
Independence For
Hisj
Turkey
The
Education funds aid for handicapped children research
Washington AP reports the U.S. Office of Education will allocate 35821 dollars to Pennsylvania for research into better methods of educating handicapped children. The grant aims to improve instructional approaches and student outcomes in special education programs across the state.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Education Today
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Grand Jury Indicts Man
An Allegheny County grand jury indicted Walter Plopi of McKeesport for bribery and corrupt solicitation after police said he offered State Sen. Jack E. McGregor $300 to influence Dist. Atty. Robert W. Duggan. Plopi’s arrest followed surveillance of the December 23 payment. McGregor and Sgt. Albert G. Pfatt testified. Plopi is free on $10,000 bond.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Walter Plopi
Plopi
McKeesport
Jack E. McGregor
Robert W. Duggan
McGregor
Duggan
Albert G. Pfatt
Plopt
Scranton Plans Southern Swing Amid GOP Bid
Harrisburg AP reports Joe Scranton plans a campaign swing into North Carolina on Monday as he pursues the Republican presidential nomination. An aide said the exact areas to be visited in the southern state were not yet known.
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Harrisburg
Joe Scranton
North Carolina
Scranton
Man Convicted For Cheating At Kaufmanns Store
Donald R. Baker, 32, a former Kaufmanns assistant buyer, convicted on 17 counts of cheating by false pretense for presenting false invoices from 1961 to 1963 and cashing checks with no orders or deliveries. State seeks new trial. Pittsburgh AP report notes broader context of fraud and a claim of 600000 people with cerebral palsy.
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Donald R. Baker
Kaufmann’s
Allegheny County
Baker
Kaufmann Accounting Department
Sitis Itlar
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