Negro Leader Bevel Jailed on Vagrancy Charge
James Bevel a Negro leader and minister was arrested on vagrancy charges after attempting to speak at a meeting of Negroes planning to march on the downtown area. Police and sheriffs set up barricades as crowds gathered outside a church where Bevel spoke. A second man, Robert Clark, was also detained on vagrancy charges amid desegregation protests.
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Desegregation Troubles Target Southern Schools This Autumn
A forecast of desegregation challenges across the South as September brings new transition timelines. States including Alabama Georgia South Carolina and North Carolina face integration trials with plans for grade by grade and district level shifts. National court actions and local boycotts loom over schools in Atlanta Gadsden Macon County and Prince Edward County.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR LAS VEGAS ELECTIONS
The Clark County Election Department announces voter registration locations at Pridey stores and markets on Friday Saturday to help those wishing to register. Registration for the Primary Election closes July 18 with the General Election on September 26. Published in Las Vegas Sun.
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Big Event Planned In Zambia
Northern Rhodesia aims for independence on Oct 24 with Kenneth Kaunda as president. Britain and the Commonwealth will retain strong ties. A 250000 seat arena is under construction for four days of celebrations including soccer, parades and fireworks.
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Government Loses Round With Hoffa
A federal judge in Chicago barred prosecutors from using Senate Rackets Committee fingerprint cards to define James Hoffa signature characteristics in his $25 million fraud trial. Judge Richard B. Austin said other documents must be used and defense objections warned the tactic would prejudice Hoffa and co-defendants. The trial, expected to run four to five months, was seen moving faster than anticipated.
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Witch Doctors Aid Whites in Congo War Beliefs
A Leopoldville report describes Congolese rebels relying on witch doctors and magic to bolster their fight against white forces. Leaders Mart and Lenin are cited as versed in charms and healing spells, with water of mulete and warpaint claimed to grant power and potential resurrection after death.
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