Mississippi march ends as Meredith vows white supremacy will fall
James Meredith leads a 22 day civil rights march into Jackson to demand an end to white supremacy. King and leaders address some 16 000 marchers behind the capitol as crowds confront clashes and police disperse tents with tear gas. The rally at the capitol marks a symbolic close to the historic trek through Batesville Grenada Greenswood Itta Bena Belzoni and Tougaloo with White participants observed and Klan visibility noted while Ricks promotes black power and flags are reclaimed by King aides.
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Cleveland ministers push plan to curb violence
Cleveland leaders convened a meeting to stem racial violence amid unrest in the East 79th Street area and a fire at Gale's Super Valu. Councilman Carter urged jobs and facilities for youths while groups including the NAACP and Glenville Council outlined steps to improve communication with city officials.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Cutback In European Force Possible
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Congress that some reduction of U S armed forces in Europe may be possible if tensions ease though he urged caution to avoid provoking the Communists. He said the Soviet military position in East Europe remains strong and a break in the Warsaw Pact is not in sight.
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U. S
Green Mountain Boys Harnessed Historic Wins at Ticonderoga
The Green Mountain Boys led by Ethan Allen achieved notable victories at Ticonderoga and Saratoga, consolidating their legacy as pivotal forces in early American frontier warfare and defense.
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Ticonderoga
Saratoga
Green Mountain Boys
Girl 20 in critical condition after leap from bridge
Roslyn Hirsch of Manhattan, 20, was found semiconscious on a Hudson River bank 81 blocks from the George Washington Bridge with multiple injuries after a reported leap. Police consider her the first survivor if she jumped from the 248 foot span.
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Hudson River
100Th Street
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Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
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Canada
Supreme Soviet To Convene To Debate 1966-70 Plan
The Supreme Soviet selected June 12 will convene August 2, the government announced. It is expected to approve the 1966-70 economic development plan.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Morale in Vietnam War Frays Amid Oil Depot Bomb Plans
Washington reports show a limited survey in South Vietnam indicating public view of the war as an American conflict. Analysts cite reliance on the United States for peace and economic answers, while Viet Cong morale appears fragile with signs of fatigue among some units.
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Armunist
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Saigon
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Viet Nam
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Six Klansmen Face Federal Trial Over Penn Slaying
Six men linked to the Ku Klux Klan go on trial in Athens under federal conspiracy charges for the 1964 slaying of Lemuel A. Penn after the Supreme Court reversal of a lower ruling. Judge Bootle ordered three defendants at a time. all six plead innocent.
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FBI
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U. S Supreme Court
Penn
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Madison County
Proposal to halt underground testing at nongovernmental conference
Delegates from the United States Britain and the Soviet Union at a four day conference urged a trial suspension of underground nuclear tests. The communique proposed verification by challenge or invitation to check suspicious earth tremors and called for data from the country of origin if natural causes cannot be shown.
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