Police Break Up Chicago School Board Sit-Ins
Chicago police removed eight day racial protests at the Chicago Board of Education offices. Nineteen demonstrators were carried from the building to paddy wagons after unlawful assembly and criminal trespass charges. One woman was hospitalized. Four policemen and a young girl were injured earlier when marchers attempted entry. CORF sponsored the demonstrations.
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Chicago School Board
Chicago
UPS
Chicago Board of Education
Jane Mullin
Central Headquarters
Merlin Nueren
City Hall
Congress of Racial Equality
CORF
Navy urges 361 Tex fighter planes in place of 231
Defense Secretary McNamara weighs Navy recommendation to buy 361 TEX jets rather than 231 as Senate investigators press General Dynamics contract award. Senator Javits challenges Korth on lengthy hearings while McClellan exhorts completion of facts.
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Fense
Robert S. McNamara
Navy
Fred Korth
Senate
General Dynamics
NcNamara
Korth
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McNamara
McClellan
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Mumps for sale? Early infection proposed at conference
Dr George Watson told the British Medical Association that children should catch childhood diseases early. He predicted doctors may one day offer mumps for sale and parents will rush to have their children immunized by purchase.
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Oxford, Eng
UPI
George Watson
British Medical Association
Watson
Governors Conference Faces Civil Rights Battleground
Miami Beach reporters note moves to keep the National Governors Conference from turning into a civil rights clash. Governors Wal lace Faubus Rockefeller Romney Scranton and Bryant are eyeing a unanimous vote rule while topics include health care for the aged and public school religious service bans. The four day meeting ends Wednesday.
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Miami Beach
UPI
National Governors’ Conference
Alabama
George Wallace
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William Scrantin
Supreme Court
Farris Bryant
South Korea Democratic Party Resumes After Coup
The South Korean Democratic Party, ousted and dissolved after a 1961 coup, restarts activities in Seoul. Mrs. Park Soon Chun is elected president by unanimous vote, with ex-premier Chang honored as guest amid junta restrictions. The party joins two other factions as formal political reemergences.
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Seoul, Korea
UPI
South Korean Democratic Party
Park Soon Chun
John M. Chang
Chang
Citizens’ Hall
Seoul
Democratic Republican Party
Civil Rule Party
Posun Yun
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Desort Lawn and Patio
Main ST
Cord
Aluminum
Charles H. Meyers
Los Ceraitos
Collegoe
Charles H. Meyers Construction Company
Los Cerritos
Hot Potato Keys Governors Meeting
Florida
South Korea
The
Democratic Party
Strongman
Park Chung Hee
Rolling Hills
Charles di, Meyers
Mexico
Pomantec Mixico
Roths
Range & Owen
CON Company
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Salt Lake Highway
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