Red China brands Soviet as pawn to U.S. imperialists
Peking in an official editorial accuses the Soviet government of fawning on U.S. imperialism and suppressing anti U.S. student demonstrations in Moscow. Chinese students wounded in the March 4 clash were treated in Beijing. Nepszabadsag notes the mood in Budapest.
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China
U.S
Peking People’s Daily
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Peking Radio
Budapest
Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
Clark bars policemen from Negro housing area during memorial march
Across the nation thousands joined Sunday memorial services for a slain minister who had come to Selma for the civil rights drive. In the city, officials warned against mass marches, yet marchers formed a solid line and faced deputies. Clergymen gathered for an afternoon service as Dr. King urged stadium use to break the stalemate.
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Reed
Selma
Clark
C. T. Vivian
Vivian
Martin Luther King Jr
Hosea Williams
Savannah
Boston
Joseph T. Smitherman
Chicago
Alabama
CORE Plans Picketing Tuesday in Columbia Housing Protest
The Columbia Chapter of CORE announces a four hour protest at Jesse Hall to oppose discriminatory off campus housing. James Rollins says CORE will meet with Chancellor Schwada Tuesday and plan further demonstrations. James Farmer will speak Wednesday afternoon under Missouri Student Association sponsorship.
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Columbia, Mo
Columbia
Congress On Racial Equality
Jesse Hall
University of Missouri
CORE
James Rollins
John Schwada
Rollins
James Farmer
Missouri Student Association
Jet liner evacuated after engine fire at Willow Run
United Airlines twin-jet Cargovalle bound for Chicago was halted on a Willow Run runway as one engine caught fire. Fifty-five people including 50 passengers and five crew escaped via emergency chutes and wing exits. The pilot used CO2 extinguishers to quell the flames.
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Detroit
United Airlines
Chicago
Willow Run
Lawrence High Hi-Y Members Named In Senior Class
Ten juniors and seniors from Lawrence High are listed with activities. David McReynolds of 1645 Mass is in the Hi-Y Cabinet and sings in the A Cappella choir. Bob Fambrough of 1938 Maine is a football letter winner and Hi-Y member. Mickey Allen of 1917 Strong lettered in basketball and football, competes in track, joins Hi-Y and Lawrence DeMolay, and participated in the American Legion summer baseball program.
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Hi-Y
Mickey Allen
Strong
Milton Allen
Lawrence DeMolay
American Legion
Clergyman backs civil disobedience in campus protests
Rev. Woodward defends student demonstrations at KU stating the church should support action after failures of other means. He criticizes the county attorney view of arrests as a misdemeanor and notes connections to Chancellor's anti discrimination goals. His father advised deducting fines on taxes.
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Copal House of Bishops
Episcopal
Turner
Topeka
Woodward
Arizona
Medical team reports LBJ in good health
Four doctors told President Johnson his general health is excellent after Saturday examinations. Lab tests and heart readings from his 1955 attack were normal, as were other checks. The White House team included Vice Adm. Barkley, Capt. James Young, and aides from Mayo Clinic and Emory University.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
George G. Barkley
James M. Young
James Cain
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Carrier Boys Visit Forbes AFB On Saturday Tour
Twenty Journal-World carrier boys winners in a circulation contest joined circulation manager Richard Bailey for a four hour tour of Forbes Air Force Base Topeka. They toured a C 47 cockpit radar unit watched a DC 7 land and had lunch with airmen. The group included Brad Hanan Fred House John DeWeese Chris Boyle D J Dolan Tim Nelick David Haider Larry Smith Howard Funk David Trullich Bob Funk Harry Davis Randy Bailey Robert Rose Tom Walker Eric Gjellstad Ricky Oshel Tom Verhage Roger Clark Stewart Travis.
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Journal-World
Richard Bailey
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Brad Hanan
Fred House
John DeWeese
Chris Boyle
D. J. Dolan
Tim Nelick
David Haider
Larry Smith
Howard Funk
David Trullich
Bob Funk
Harry Davis
Randy Bailey
Robert Rose
Tom Walker
Eric Gjellstad
Ricky Oshel
Tom Verhage
Roger Clark
Stewart Travis
Aid Fund Set For KU Students
The Lawrence NAACP chapter establishes a legal aid fund to cover expenses for KU students arrested in last week’s demonstrations. Lawyers from NAACP Topeka HQ assisted, with the fund announced at a Friday meeting at St. Luke A M E Church. About 50 people attended as five city commission candidates spoke and faced flood control, North Lawrence improvements, housing fairness, and Human Relations Commission expansion questions.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
NAACP
Topeka
St. Luke A.M.E. Church
9Th and
N. Y. Sts
Lawrence City Commission
Donald A. Binns
Walter Blackledge
John Mick
Lewis Johnson
Jesse Milan
North Lawrence
Orange Growers Face Manual Harvest Constraint
Orange growers, though highly mechanized, still rely on human pickers to harvest fruit by hand as no mechanical substitute for the wrist twist motion has been developed. The labor intensive process remains a key bottleneck in production.
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Minnesota Avenue
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