Milwaukee Civil Rights Boycott Shows No Immediate End
Milwaukee's civil rights boycott of the public schools enters its fourth day with rising absences far above normal. Leaders pledge to continue through today with no compromise in sight while Dick Gregory plans to join as demonstrations and verbal exchanges escalate. Church leaders resist church involvement and Catholic Bishop Atkinski bans churchy activities amid the dispute.
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Milwaukee, Wis
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Henry Maier
John S. Foley
Roman R. Atkielski
Harold W. Story
NAACP
Milwaukee United School Integration Committee
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Transportation
Maler
Equality Committee
Mrs Kennedy Leases Weekend Retreat in New Jersey
Mrs John F Kennedy widow of the late president will spend weekends at a Somerset Hills retreat near Bernardsville New Jersey after November 1 The two story farmhouse and cottage are leased from Mrs Douglas Burden The former First Lady aims to ride horses though stables are not on site and she will travel 34 miles from Manhattan for weekends with her children.
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Bernardsville
John F. Kennedy
Pamela Turn‘ure
Douglas Burden
Soviet Abolishes Districted Land Policy in Kazakhstan
Moscow radio reported that the Republic of Kazakhstan abolished the virgin lands administrative district created by Khrushchev. The Supreme Soviet of Kazakhstan handed its functions to regular government bodies, with no expected farming impact. The move aligns with the earlier abolition of regional economic councils approved by the national Supreme Soviet.
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Republic of Kazakhstan
Virgin Lands
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Supreme Soviet
Republic
Kazakhstan
Khrushchev
National Supreme Soviet
Soviet Delegates Walk Out Of Trade Talks
In Warsaw on Wednesday Soviet and bloc delegates disrupted the congress of the World Federation of Trade Unions to protest what they called Khrushchev revisionist aid to India in the Kashmir conflict. Li Chou-ping charged India received billions of rupees in Soviet aid and millions of dollars in American aid. He said Khrushchev revisionists used the India Pakistan war to wage a global anti Chinese campaign.
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Warsaw
Poland
World Federation of Trade Unions
India
Kashmir
Li Chou-ping
Sophia Loren Bigamy Trial Delayed in Rome
A Rome court postponed the bigamy case against actress Sophia Loren and producer Carlo Ponti. The hearing was not rescheduled and no reason was given. Ponti had prior marriages and Loren wed by proxy in Mexico before their marriage was annulled.
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Rome
UPI
Carlo Ponti
Ponti
Giuliana Fiastri
Miss Loren
Mexico
Italy
Man Dies In Fight With Patrolman
In San Antonio patrolman John Hartman responded to a disturbance in northeast San Antonio where Felipe Martinez ten years old Latin American, reportedly involved in kicking windows of a car, was killed after Martinez knocked him down and advanced with a brick. Hartman fired once in the face after warning and attempting to subdue him with a pistol.
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UPID
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Felipe Martinez
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King Honored With Degree At Amsterdam University
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. received an honorary doctor of social sciences from Amsterdam Free University during its eighth anniversary observances. The ceremony praised his work with the civil rights movement and the SCLC for aiding underprivileged Americans.
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UPD
Martin Luther) King Jr
Free University
King
Southern Christian Leadership Council
SCLC
United States
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