Blacks boycott stores as Port Gibson awaits NAACP judgment
In Port Gibson Mississippi a white merchant group won 1.2 million dollars in a 1967 boycott case against black protesters. The town faces economic strain while the NAACP may owe bond to appeal. Local leaders warn the boycott harms the town and await court rulings on bond and collection.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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W.P. Gordon
Olmia Smith
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Gordon
Claiborne County
Eddie Wall
Charles Evers
Fayette
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Rise Expected In Beef Prices This Winter
Washington AP reports consumer beef prices have declined for five months and are expected to rise this winter due to a smaller cattle supply. Agriculture Department experts predict no sharp rises before spring and offer forecasts on housing starts, mortgage rates, new and used home prices, and GNP trends amid ongoing economic recovery discussions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
GNP
William T. Coleman Jr
Ford Administration
John W. Kendrick
Commerce Department
Geographical riches move to UW Milwaukee library
The American Geographical Society will donate a vast collection valued at 8 to 10 million dollars to the University of Wisconsin for Milwaukee campus housing. The archives include 185000 volumes 5500 atlases 347000 maps 33600 pamphlets 45000 photographs and 65 globes. Approval from New York authorities remains required.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin Regents
New York State Supreme Court
Royal Geographic Society
London
Berlin Geographic Society
John Weaver
Milwaukee
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