Bogalusa Seeks Doar Help to End Daily Demonstrations
Bogalusa officials urge presidential emissary John Doar to distill civil rights demands and determine the precise goals of daily marches to City Hall. A federal judge in New Orleans said further marches may yield nothing, but affirmed the Negroes' constitutional right to protest.
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LBJ
Bogalusa
John Doar
Jesse Cutter
Doar
New Orleans
U.S
Herbert Christenberry
Dear
Justice Department
White House
Louisiana
Racist clash mars Alabama demonstration turning violent
About 75 Negro rights marchers faced white bystander attacks with sticks and hoses in Greensboro. Police and state troopers pushed demonstrators from Hale County Courthouse toward St. Matthews Church after Mayor Christian requested they return. Several injured and one bloodied head noted as Klan rallies were planned in the area.
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Greensboro
Ala
William C. Christian
St. Matthews A.M.E
Hale County
Alabama
Unsuitable GI Wins Discharge After Hunger Strike
Pvt. David R. Ovall, 23, from Los Angeles, who fasted 17 days to press for a conscientious objector discharge, was released from active duty and deemed unsuitable for military service under a “defective attitude” provision. He declined board review, accepted discharge, and had reportedly lost six to seven pounds.
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Fort Monmouth
N. J
UPI
David R. Ovall
Army
Los Angeles
Ovall
Army Board of Officers
Patterson Ed
Attitudes Toward Tranquility and Luxury in Society
A survey shows men and women over 50 less likely to use happy pills than younger adults. Few have consulted a psychiatrist, with 10 percent saying yes. Champagne and caviar consumption are low, with about half tasting champagne and a quarter eating caviar, similar across genders.
Reagan Hurt Slightly During TV Shoot Near Gallup
Hollywood star Ronald Reagan was wounded superficially on the right shoulder while filming a television program near Gallup New Mexico. He was playing a cavalry colonel captured by Indians when a saber weapon slipped during a scene, a spokesman said.
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Gallup
N.M
Ronald Reagan
U.S
New Mexico
Reagan
Elizabeth II Accepts Chilean Invitation to Visit
Foreign Minister Gabriel Valdes announced that Queen Elizabeth II has accepted an invitation to visit Chile at a future date. The invitation came from President Eduardo Frei who is visiting Britain on a four day state visit ending Saturday.
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London
Elizabeth II
Chile
Gabriel Valdes
Eduardo Frei
Britain
Italian President and De Gaulle Discuss Tunnel Symbol
Saragat urged De Gaulle to bridge Common Market differences while touting the $64 million tunnel as a symbol of peace and broader union. De Gaulle called the tunnel a major technical and political milestone and noted efforts toward a “European Europe” with Italy. Talks in Courmayeur yielded no progress on market views.
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de Gaulle
Italy
Saraget
Courmayeur
Dominican rebel Polos calls meeting on patrol protests
Ruben Brache spokesman for the Dominican rebel group Polos asked Morozov to convene a meeting to hear protests against joint patrolling by inter American troops and the junta police in Santo Domingo.
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Ruben Brache
Polos
Morozov
Santo Domingo
First Parking Meters Installed In City
The city issued its first ticket for over parking outside the city housing office. A city consul stated that meters were installed for the first time earlier this month at three locations.
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Berlin
UPI
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