School Desegregation Protests Roil North and South
United Press International reports school integration disputes flare across the nation. White students in Macon County Alabama walk out as court ordered desegregation closes white high schools. in Cambridge Maryland and Cincinnati Ohio protesters claim gains, while Boston officials plan talks with Negro leaders. In Williamston North Carolina about 45 percent of Black students skip class to push for end of racial barriers. Cincinnati absenteeism runs 25 percent above normal and Cambridge sees about 400 Black students staying home. CORE leader Floyd B McKissick warns street demonstrations may continue without a civil rights law. A New York study finds more minorities appear in ads. In Atlanta Civil rights workers picket four white-only restaurants without incident.
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Pope Paul VI Opens Lent With Ash Wednesday Rite
Pope Paul VI led Roman Catholics in Ash Wednesday services marking Lent’s start. Ashes from palms blessed by the late Pope John XXIII were applied in the Sistine Chapel. A procession on Rome’s Aventine Hill to Santa Sabina began six annual Roman Stations of Lent.
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Frustrating device may stop car thieves
A theft prevention device in a McGraw-Hill publication stops thieves by locking brakes if ignition wires are tampered with. If brakes are released, fuel is cut off. adjusting fuel cuts locks again and grounds the ignition system.
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