Demonstration Over Boycott Affects New York Schools
In a peaceful daytime protest on March 3, 1968, thousands of students and supporters gathered as the school boycott pressed for integrated education. Organizers claim broad participation while authorities monitor absences and picket activity around several city schools.
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Congress of Teacial Equality
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Board of Education Press
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Powell
Siloam
Anata
Congress Probes Cost Taxpayers Millions in 1963 Hearings
The piece reviews congressional investigation spending in 1963, noting Senate and House committees spent about 9 million dollars, with the Senate Judiciary and House committees among the largest spenders. It highlights tests, hearings on topics from the TFX fighter contract to organized crime, foreign lobbyists, and internal security. It mentions named figures and committees, including McClellan, Eastland, Hart, Dodd, and Ervin, plus a bank appointment in Levelland.
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Cosa, Nostra
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Stuart Symington
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Jamey O. Eastland
Castro
U.S
Pacifica Foundation
1. S. Peronnel Seculiy
Otto ‘Otepka
Thomas J. Dodd
Conn
Philip A. Hart
Mich
Public Works Committee
Government Opera
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Interior Department
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Saturn Work Former German Tech Head In Space Post
Former German V2 program expert Dr. William A. Mrazek was named chief engineer at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center to ensure technical adequacy of Saturn rockets Saturn-1 Saturn-1B and Saturn-5. Von Braun led the team that brought him to the United States in 1946 and launched America's first satellites in 1958.
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Wernher von Braun
Federal Space Agency
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Huntsville
Ala
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U. S
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Cape Kennedy
Earth
German Rocket Center
Peenemunde
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Man Released After 20 Years In Prison
Beaumont AP James N Bushnell 42 was freed after 20 years for a 1944 robbery conviction. An appellate court ordered a new trial citing inadequate counsel, noting he could not afford a lawyer and none was appointed. County funds provided $30 on release as he planned to seek work in Orange County.
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James N. Bushnell
James Neff
Bushnell
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Orange County
H. L Myers
Vicor
Groups Decide Ballot Order in Texas Primary
County Democratic and Republican committees met in 254 Texas counties to determine ballot order for the May 2 primary. They will draw names for each race, set precinct convention times, and decide hours for county conventions. They also review certificates of state and district candidates and whether to use voting machines for absentee voting.
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