Massachusetts Police Arrest 27 Protestors in Cambridge
The Associated Press reports twenty seven Negro demonstrators were arrested in Cambridge Massachusetts during a protest over cafe hiring policies at Hayes Bickford cafeterias. Five men and two teenage girls faced trespassing charges after refusing to leave the Harvard Square location.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Square
Hayes-Bickford
Congress of Racial Equality
Hayes - Bickford
Boston
Back Bay
Brookline
Lake City
Fla
Thomas E. Booth
State corn crop ranks as third largest to date
Kansas faces the third largest corn crop on record at 1 215 000 acres with yields around 57 bushels per acre. Wheat boosted to 214.3 million bushels, oats 10.2 million, barley 10.1 million. soybeans at 827 000 acres. sugar beets 360 000 tons. apples 270 000 bushels. peaches 170 000 bushels.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal Crop Reporting Service
J. E. Pallesen
Pallesen
Twich
Woman killed in rain crash near Burlington Oklahoma
Mae E. Bernard, 63, of Cherokee Oklahoma, died Friday when her car skidded in the rain and struck a bridge on U S 50 near the U S 75 junction, about 14 miles north of Burlington.
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Burlington, Kan
Mae E. Bernard
Chero‘kee
Okla
U. S. 50
U. S. 75
Burlington
English Tailor Held on Suspicion of Spying
Alfred Burchinsaw, a British tailor at a U S Air Force base near Munich, was arrested on suspicion of passing information to a Communist intelligence agency. He has been held in a Munich prison as German police investigate, with no trial date set.
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London
Alfred Burchinsaw
Munich
Foreign Office
Burchinsaw
Burchinsow
Mize Blasts Johnson Handling of Four Departments
Republican congressional candidate Chester L. Mize criticized President Johnson for promoting unwelcome programs in State Health Education and Welfare while Treasury and Post Office fail to meet daily needs. He cited Medicare War on Poverty foreign aid and area redevelopment as examples and urged loan of Mr Zip to speed coin production. He spoke before the League of Women Voters in Atchison.
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Atchison
Chester L. Mize
Congress
President Johnson
Mize
State
Health
Education
Treasury
Post Office
Treasury Department
Post ‘Office Department
Pill praised for effectiveness sparks debate worldwide
In Shrewsbury Massachusetts AP reports the oral contraceptive pill widely used and cheaper now, with six million users globally. Experts like Dr. Gregory Pincus note limited cancer risk evidence while Catholic leaders and Vatican study keep stance. FDA lists few U.S. firms selling multiple pill varieties amid growing acceptance.
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Mass
U.S
Australia
Vatican
Pius XII
Paul VI
Gregory Pincus
Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Foundation
Pincus
Alan F. Guttmacher
New York
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Ft. Riley Soldier Held in Manhattan Woman Slaying
A Ft. Riley artilleryman Spec 4 Larry E Fry is held by military authorities in the slaying of 43 year old Mrs. Mary Reeves of Manhattan. Fry signed a confession but no charge has been filed. Reeves was found nude in a gulch near an unmarked dirt road east of Salina after being missing since Sunday.
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Salina
Kan
Ft. Riley
Larry E. Fry
Mary Reeves
Manhattan
Fred Jenkins
Fry
Reeves
Riley County
Jenkins
Inchelium
Wash
Army
5Th Artillery
Jim Geisendorf
Saline County
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Stabbing After Questioning Voter on Civil Rights Bill
Lawrence Clarke, 55, of Denver, was stopped on a lower downtown street and asked how he would vote on a civil rights bill. He said he would vote against it before a man pulled a knife and stabbed him in the left shoulder. Clarke was treated at Denver General Hospital.
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Denver
Lawrence Clarke
Clarke
Denver General Hospital
Explosion Fatal to Two Workers in Independence Test
An empty liquid oxygen container exploded during leak testing, killing Clyde Brown 37 of Independence and Glen Thomas 32 of Kansas City. Both worked for J-C Engineering Co., Air Force contractor. The two welded steel tanks rested on a two wheel trailer.
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Independence
Clyde Brown
Glen Thomas
Kansas City
J-C Engineering Co
Air Force
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