Acquittal in Yellow Spring barber shop sit in case
in Xenia Ohio an all white jury acquitted 17 white college students while finding one Black defendant not guilty on trespassing charges in a sit in at Gegner's barber shop in Yellow Springs on May 18 territorial details show the group affiliated with Antioch College Committee for Racial Equality.
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Xenia
Ohio
Lewis Gegner
Yellow Springs
David C. Jackson
Central State College
Detroit
Gegner
Jackson
Antioch College
Antioch College Committee For Racial Equality
Princeton
N.J
Karl Deirup
Berkeley
Calif
David C. Thomson
Dayton
George Caffentzis
Booklyn
N.Y
Jonathan Wallach
Tuba City
Ariz
Allen Wright
Ambler
David M. Thompson
Minneapolis
Minn
Wallach
Wright
Thompson
Howard Schwartz
Associated Press
Gagner
Asher Bogin
Rauh Named General Counsel for UAW AFL-CIO
Joseph L. Rauh Jr. is appointed general counsel of the United Auto Workers AFL-CIO effective September. The Washington attorney has led the UAW legal office since 1951 and previously served as founder of the American for Democratic Action and held top roles in the liberal group.
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Detroit
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Rauh
Washington
UAW
American For Democratic Action
Jackie Kennedy May Have Baby at Otis AFB Hospital
Reports indicate First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy may have her third baby at Otis Air Force Base Hospital near Hyannis Port rather than Walter Reed. The due date is late August and Dr John Walsh plans to remain in Hyannis Port until late August or early September.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington Post
Professor Schulz to Lecture at Karachi Medical Symposium
Dr Dale M Schulz a pathology professor at Indiana University medical college will lecture at a two week Karachi Pakistan symposium next week sponsored by the Agency for International Development He will deliver three lectures lead two clinical sessions and participate in several pathology workshops with Rev Jerome C Schulz listed as his father.
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Dale M. Schulz
Indiana University Medical College
Post Graduate Medical Center
Karachi
Pakistan
Agency For International Developement
Dr. Schulz
Jerome C. Schulz
Linden Ave
Schulz
Rhodes Awaits Ohio Bid Answer
Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio and a large delegation await word on whether the 1964 National Governors Conference will be held in Cleveland. The executive committee will announce the site while Rhodes supports a civil rights study and backs Rockefeller’s approach.
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Rhodes
Ohio
Miami Beach
Fla
James A. Rhodes
Buckeye
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Florida
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Hatfield
Longer Hours Set To Register Negroes
In Cincinnati the Hamilton County Board of Elections will extend hours next month for a registration drive mainly targeting African Americans. The move comes after a request from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Board of Elections
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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