Man Charged In London Murders Charged Witney Seeks 2 Suspects
John Edward Witney, 36, was arraigned in West London Court on murder charges in the slayings ofDetectives Christopher Tippett David Stanley Wombell and Geoffrey Roger Fox. He was remanded without bail as Scotland Yard pursued two additional suspects amid a massive manhunt and public fear.
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Christopher Tippett
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Geoffrey Roger Fox
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West London Magistrates Court
John Witney
Dirksen Seeks Compromise On Housing Civil Rights Measure
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen moves to draft a substitute for the House open housing clause proposing a two year federal study of anti discrimination in housing while protecting property rights. Supporters and opponents weigh how this compromise could break a filibuster and affect passage.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Aienrotehwarlich
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Chicago Rights Marches Expand Amid Open Housing Push
Civil rights leaders announced continued marches into white Chicago neighborhoods to insist on housing open to Negroes. Albert A. Raby of the Coordinating Council of Community Organizations led the rally vowing ongoing demonstrations into areas previously picketed and targeted. Church and real estate leaders anticipate a Monday summit on housing with no immediate open housing concessions expected.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Albert A. Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
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Jerson Park
Drew Young
Chicago Real Estate Board
Martin Luther King Jr
King
James W. Montgomery
Bishoptorn Christian Leadership
Episcopal Dioference
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If Fidel Should Fall survey shows two of three refugees would return
A University of Miami survey for a research firm finds 64.5 percent of Cuban refugees in Miami would go back to Cuba if Castro fell and life would require starting over, 14.2 percent would not, with the rest undecided.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
University of Miami
Cuba
Prejudice Persists in White Attitudes, Survey Finds
Newsweek polling shows white prejudice against Negroes remains high over three years. The survey of 1,059 Negroes and 1,998 whites across backgrounds covers housing, dating, seating, restrooms, and demonstrations. It notes more liberal views among upper income whites.
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New York
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
Louis Harris
South
Five Hurt As Southeast Washington Protest Erupts
In Washington early today about 50 rock throwing protesters gathered in Southeast Washington to protest a prior arrest. Patrolman James G. Hanes sustained minor head and hip injuries after being knocked down during a two hour demonstration. Ten were arrested and 65 officers, including 24 tactical squad members, were deployed to quell the disturbance.
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James G. Hanes
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