Rap Brown Faces Latest Court Hearing in California Trip
Black Power figure H. Rap Brown appears in Richmond federal court to account for a weekend trip to California while under travel restrictions. The case spans multiple courts as prosecutors seek bond revocation and further remand amid new charges and ongoing extradition proceedings.
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Richmond
H. Rap Brown
California
New York
U.S
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Brown
Merhige
Virginia
Maryland
Judicial District
New York State
William Kunstler
Reno S. Harp III
Los Angeles
Oakland
Calif
Atlanta
New Orleans
Harlem School Held Antiwhite Hate Program
Alfred A. Giardino, president of the Board of Education, orders immediate probe and stricter control of Intermediate School 201 in East Harlem after a Wednesday program in the auditorium. About 600 attendees heard calls for weapons for self defense and anti white, anti United States rhetoric tied to Malcolm X memorial events.
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Donovan
East Harlem
Giardino
Board of Education
Malcolm X
United States
North Vietnam
Ford Foundation
Albuquerque Walkout Reaches Second Day Across Schools
Albuquerque and Belen teachers stage a second day walkout affecting more than 88,000 pupils. Gov. Cargo meets education officials but offers no action while calling for a foundation financing plan and local board authority over schools.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Belen
David Cargo
Cargo
New Mexico Board of Education
Boards of Education
Robert Chisholm
New Mexico Education Association
Joint Chiefs Plan Could Call 50,000 Reservists
Washington sources report the Joint Chiefs of Staff tentatively plan to mobilize about 50,000 National Guardsmen and Marine reserves to bridge manpower gaps caused by the Vietnam war. The proposal is one of several options under consideration to reinforce US-based forces.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
JCS Pro
Army
National Guard
Aztire
Earle G. Wheeler
Vietnam
Washington
Wheeler
Saigon
Johnson
United States
Westmoreland
Robert S. McNamara
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Secretary of Defense
Governor Lurleen Wallace undergoes third cancer operation
Gov. Lurleen Wallace has had her third cancer surgery in two years. Doctors reported removing a malignant abdominal tumor and a bowel section, with liver and other organs examined as normal. She remains hospitalized at St. Margaret's in Montgomery for recuperation.
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Montgomery, Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Wallace
M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
Tex
St. Margaret's Hospital
Montgomery
State Capitol Dome
Felix Rutledge
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Hamilton Hutchinson
Harry Till
Joe Perry
Fla
Parents Learn Of Son's Death Pact From Pacific War Bond
Kenneth N. Jones of San Diego and Aubrey H. Childress Jr. of Memphis had vowed in 1944 that if either man died, the survivor would tell the deceased’s parents. Childress died March 24, 1944, in a bomber crash at Bougainville. Jones, 43, arrived in Memphis to tell Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Childress the news and gratitude.
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Memphis, Tenn
Kenneth N. Jones
San Diego
Calif
Aubrey H. Childress Jr
Memphis
Pacific
Childress
Bougainville
Jones
A. H. Childress
Childresses
Mrs. Childress
The Education Advantage Seals a Brighter Path for Youth
A first-person bank pitch argues education pays. It cites government studies showing a high school diploma adds about 1,700 dollars yearly, with college degrees boosting income further. It notes rising completion rates, joblessness gaps, and a decline in value of work experience without schooling.
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Labor Department
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Hanover County
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FBI
Mitchell
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Alfred A. Giardino
Supt. of
Bernard E
Pan Conia
Jewelers
Bens
FB Rogers Silver Company
Onl
Central Ave
Gulf of Tonkin
Pentagon
McNamara
Senate
Capitol Hill
Let Cin
America
Middletown
Franklin
N. Verity
2Nd & High
Main
Charles Palmer
First National Bank
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Greathouse
Ann ‘Tain
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