First Republican Mayors Sworn In Mississippi Since Reconstruction
In Jackson and Hattiesburg the first Republican mayors since Reconstruction were sworn in. Paul Grady, a 43 year old lawyer, led Hattiesburg with a pledge to fly the American flag over City Hall, a symbol once removed after rioting in 1962. R. R. Harmond also took office in Columbus, as GOP gains spread to four other Mississippi municipalities.
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Andrew J. Reese JR. Jackson
Miss
UPI
Paul Grady
Hattiesburg
Paul Johnson
Grady
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Gra
Claude Pittman Jr
R. R. Harmond
Columbus
Harmond
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jack
Tech graduates win summer research fellowships
Three Lubbock Tech graduates Rand Frederiksen Jr Hunter Heath III and Kenneth Sims earned summer fellowships to conduct scientific research at Washington University School of Medicine St Louis MO The awards were based on their own research proposals. Dr Lester S Levy Tech economics professor earned a Fulbright Hays lectureship for 1965 66 in Finland plans to teach write and travel with his family.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Rand T.frederiksen Jr
Rand T. Frederiksen
48Th
Hunter Heath III
Hunter Heath
Kenneth Sims
Archie Nims
13Th St
Lester S. Levy
Northern Illinois University
Finland
Levy
Turku
Nephritis and Kidney Health Insights From Blair Clinic
The article explains kidney function and the dangers of uremic poisoning from untreated waste buildup. It stresses seeking the underlying cause of nephritis or Brights disease to enable nature’s healing, citing the Blair Chiropractic Clinic in Lubbock, Texas.
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Nature
Bright
Blair Chiropractic Clinic
Ave
Lubbock
Texas
Rights Violation Charged Over Chicago School Funds
The Coordinating Council of Community Organizations filed a formal complaint with U.S. Education Commissioner Francis Keppel alleging Chicago public schools violate the Civil Rights Act and should lose about 350 million dollars in annual federal funds. CCCO seeks Willis removal and continues protests against Mayor Daley as demonstrations widen.
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Chicago
UPI
Lan Integration Group
Francis Keppel
U.S
Commissioner of Education
Adam Clayton Powell
Albert A. Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
CCCO
Raby
Keppel
Board of Education
Willis
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Benjamin C. Willis
Raky
United States
San Francisco
Red-Light Bar Owner Slain in Matamoros
Alfonso Nava, owner of several bars in La Zona Matamoros, was shot four times in the face and chest in front of Judy's bar by an unidentified assailant. Police said the suspect was under questioning.
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Alfonso Nava
Emilio Salaszar Cuellar
Nava
la Zona
Judy
Seven Deadly Sins Treatise Sells for 280 Pounds
A 13th century treatise on the seven deadly sins sold in London for 280 pounds, about $784. The work, once owned by the Augustinian Abbey of Waldhausen in Lower Austria, was written by Guillaume Perault. A British bookseller bought it.
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London
Waldhausen
Lower Austria
Guillaume Perault
Peru Battles Terrorism After Attacks and Arrests
In Lima 28 people including a top Communist leader were arrested within 24 hours after two terrorist attacks. The government imposed 30 day anti subversion measures granting warrants less arrests censorship and suspension of due process. Commandos were airlifted to Junin where guerrillas operate.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Junin
Genaro Carnera Checa
National Liberation Front
Grand Carillon Hotel
Labor MPs Move Warning Over Prince Philip Remarks
A group of 23 Labour MPs tabled a wary motion in the House of Commons urging Prince Philip to steer clear of political speeches. The motion, sparked by his remarks to Edinburgh students, aims to warn the prince against further political gestures and echoes tensions over Rhodesia and the Commonwealth.
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London
House of Commons
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Philip
Jenkins
Stu
Edinburgh University
Hugh Jenkins
Jon
Rho
Wilson
Rhodesia
Britain
Commonwealth
Seven French Women Emerge After Two Weeks in Deep Cave
Seven pale young French women crawled into sunlight after two weeks in a 360 foot cave near Cahors to study human endurance for space crews. A crowd greeted them as doctors planned physical and psychological tests. They described a small republic free of hierarchy and said no incidents occurred though darkness and humidity challenged their torches.
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Cahors
France
UPI
Barbara
Jeannine Villa
Nicole
Soviet Ambassador Zorin Meets De Gaulle in Paris
Soviet Ambassador Valerian Zorin met with President Charles de Gaulle in Paris for over an hour in his first call since credentials. He described talks as focusing on French Soviet relations and other international matters. Zorin said French and Soviet positions on the Vietnam conflict were similar.
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Paris
Valerian Zorin
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Zorin
Viet Nam
EEOC mobilizes 65 investigators nationwide
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr announces the new Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will loan 65 experienced investigators from nine federal agencies and nine state and local fair employment practices organizations. They will assist until a permanent staff is assembled, with a four day training seminar here to cover Title VII provisions of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Washington
UPI
Federal
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Commission
Roosevelt
Noise is blamed on London theatergoers
British theater audiences are described as noisy by critics in London as performances proceed with loud reactions and uproar at several venues during the season.
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London
Doctor's Invention Offers Free Truss Test in Murder Trial
The report notes a physician’s invention for reducible rupture offered at no cost to testers for 30 days. Sharon Kinne faces murder charges in Independence Mo. as the trial ends in Mexico City with testimony. The ad invites readers to mail details to the Koch Building address in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Mexico City
UPI
Sharon Kinne
Willl
Police Hunt Escaped Trusty Across Three States
Harold Ray Methvin, 31, escaped from the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in a 1950 pickup stolen from the prison. Authorities believed he headed toward Texas or Louisiana, with possible routes to Dallas or his home state.
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Mcalester
Okla
UPI
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Texas
Louisiana
Harold Ray Methvin
Dallas
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Classified Rates and Notices
The notice lists subscription options and rates for Morning Evening and Sunday editions, with monthly and yearly prices. It includes postal and mailing details for Lubbock Texas and mentions second class postage paid at Lubbock.
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Lubauck Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Eth
Avenue J
Lubbock
Tex
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Tech Student Union
Camille Bell
District Court
Howard C. Davidson
Asst. Dist. Atty
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Max Tidmore
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Tidmore
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Methodist Hospital
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