Pickets March at Atlanta Hotels Over NAACP Delegates Turned Away
Negro demonstrators picketed in front of 10 hotels and six restaurants in Atlanta protesting the denial of entry to NAACP delegates. A sign at the Dinkler Plaza called attention to the incident as delegates faced exclusion in the Deep South city.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dinkler Plaza
Khrushchev
Nyet
Piedmont Hotel
Lester Maddox
Ku Kluxi
NAACP
Hoiday
Plaza
Calvin Craig
Dox
Lieutenant Dragon
Georgia
University
Clarence Mitchell
Congress
San Francisco plumbers set to reach 7.55 wage by 1965
Union plumbers in the San Francisco Bay area will gain 2.22 in fringe and raise the hourly rate to 7.55 by July 1 1965 under a contract covering San Francisco Marin Sonoma and Mendocino counties. Wages rise from 450 per hour with 76 cents fringe to 5712 per hour plus 183 in fringe. The workday drops to seven hours and fringe benefits include dental optical care health and disability protections and a convalescent home at Clear Lake California.
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SAN Francisco
Joseph Mazzola
Plumbers Local 38
Marin
Sonoma
Mendocino
Mazzola
Clear Lake
Calif
Judge Bean Pays Fine in Texas Tax Case
Former El Paso County Judge Woodrow W. Bean paid a 5000 dollar fine as part of a sentence for five counts of failing to file income tax returns for 1956 to 1960. He pleaded guilty, received five years in prison suspended, and was placed on probation with possible back taxes and penalties if due.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Rot
Phinney
Second Arm Restored In Los Angeles Case Report
In Los Angeles Doctors report a 12 year old boy, Everett Knowles Jr., lost his right arm after a May accident with a freight train in Boston but has regained hope with a first time regraft. Robert Orona, 12, had his left arm crushed by a tamping roller and his arm was saved after surgery in Los Angeles, though he cannot bend the elbow and will not regain full use.
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Los Angeles
Everett Knowles Jr
Boston
Robert Orena
Piro Rivera
J. Vernon Luck
Orthopaedic Hospital
Knowles
Dr. Luck
Orona
Three U S Shriners Die In Parade Tragedy
In Toronto three Shriners collapsed and died during a 10 000 strong parade ending a festive start to the North American Shriners convention. Identified victims include William H Lee 65 of Philadelphia Horace Wright 73 of Webster N Y and Paul Tichek 50 of Lyons Ill. Two others died in hotel rooms from heart attacks.
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Toronto
William H. Lee
Philadelphia
Horace Wright
Webster
N.Y
Paul Tichek
Lyons
Ill
Shriner
Bryan Dowling
South Arlington
Bernard Prietsch
Pittsburgh
Swedes Aid Austria Find 58 New Enterprises
A government campaign to bolster Austria’s east provinces under Soviet influence since 1945 has led to locating 58 new enterprises, mainly driven by Swedish investment from West Germany. The effort aims to revive morale and economic activity in the region.
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Vienna
Austria
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