Warn Negroes Extremism May Lose Gains
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W. Brooke warned at the National Urban League Conference that extreme demonstrations could jeopardize progress toward civil rights. He urged militancy within bounds and cooperation with other groups, saying the Urban League holds the crucial facts and path to lawful, nonviolent victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
National Urban League
League
Urban League
Girl Mauled by Bear Faces Possible Hand Amputation
Four year old Lyn Seely was mauled by a Himalayan bear at a Ted Duane Circus show in Santa Susanna California. Her finger was bitten off and wrist and forearm tendons were damaged. Doctors say amputation or long rehabilitation may be needed. decision deferred 48 to 72 hours.
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Ivy Seely
Lynn
Canoga Park Hospital
Canoga Park
Calif
UPI
Lyn Seely
Lyn
Elliott Harris
Santa Susanna
Ted Duane
Santa
Susanna
Murder Stabbing Follows Church Fight at Prison Chapel
In Huntsville Texas a prison chapel fight led Willie Howard a convicted killer to stab fellow inmate Freddie Morris to death. Morris 39 of Houston had a long burglary sentence while Howard already served life for prior murders. The clash followed an old feud as Rev Cloyd noted the shock of a stabbing during service.
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Huntsville
Tex
UPI
Wynne Prison Farm
Willie Howard
Freddie L. Morris
Houston
Howard
Retrieve
Brazoria
Longview
Gatesville
Morris
C. B. Cloyd
Chaplin Cecil FP. McKee
Cloyd
Clear the Way and City Notes From Fremont
A collage of local items includes Charles MacKAY urging readers to clear the way, Ingrid Kilmer serving breakfast at Francisco Square, Tom Magowan moving to PRA advertising and seeking a new FM station atop the Fremont Hotel, and various community markers such as hospital recoveries, bank badges, and weather chatter. The piece sketches neighborhood scenes, media ties, and entertainments with names like Myra Da Costa and Ray Germain in a bustling desert town voice.
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Ingrid Kilmer
Ria Kilmer
Francisco Square
Ernie Gragin
Horst Schmidt
Tom
Bill
Fremont
Annie Lou Cole
Charles Adler
Sunrise Hospital
Bryan Metcalf
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Nevada State Bank
First
Jim Stalnaker
Jim
Wonder World
Hank Greenspun
Myra da Costa
Myra
Nyla Williams
Pat Engelhardt
la Crescenta
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Ray Germain
Post Office Department
San Francisco
Millbrae
Las Vegas
Ray
Sharp
Dull
Dick Lochrie
Pete Pieretti
al Millspaugh
Walt Stavisky
Charlie Blair
Charlie Morales
Charlie M
Joseph Mayr
Kay Jacobs
Cafe Noir
Joe Bride
Glen Gardens Tract
Sandy Sandusky
S. 26Th St
Negro Leader Denies Infiltration of Reds
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr faces claims that his nonviolent civil rights movement is infiltrated by Communist workers. King disputes the charges as a smokescreen and defends his ties to SCLC with statements about Jack O'Dell. He notes political figures Bar nett and Wallace amplified the allegations and recalls his past reflections on communism in Stride Toward Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Jack O'Dell
United States
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
O'Dell
New York
Tennessee
Montgerong
Karl Marx
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Roberta
BELL + LINN
Sahara
Casbar
Kie
Krgn &M
Desert Inn
Sandhill Road
Matchette
Charles MacKay
Reds
By AL Kuettner
United Press International
Georgia
Eugene Cook
Sid and
Marty Krofft
Nes Poupeesy Panis
Vegas
BIG Boss Radio
Frank James
RUSS
Randal
Johnny Gunn
Kveg Viat
Greenbriar
Desear
Sand Hill Road
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