Religions Unite For UN Salute In San Francisco
A three day UN anniversary salute in San Francisco joined leaders from Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Greek Orthodox, Hindu, Buddhist and Muslim faiths. About 7 000 attended the convocation at Cow Palace as U Thant warned the Cold War could widen. The session avoided open debate on UN finances due to Soviet refusals.
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San Francisco
United Nations
U.N. Quest For Peace
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Congo
Louisville restaurant sign misreads staff altercation
AP report notes a Louisville restaurant sign reads Cook and waitrese mad Busi nese as usual during altercations. The garbled message reflects a tense moment on the dining floor with unclear details.
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Louisville
Needs Guidance, Prof Says Campus Unrest Encouraging
Harvard health services director Dr Dana Farnsworth says campus unrest can be constructive if guided by faculties and administrations with fairness and listening to student complaints. Association leader Fretwell urges broader student leadership in colleges and universities. A NEA convention opens with a million dollar fund drive to aid fired Negro teachers in the South due to desegregation.
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New York
Harvard
Dana N. Farnsworth
Harvard University
Health Services
Farnsworth
National Education Association
F. K. Fretwell
The
Association For Higher Education
NEA
South
Tear Gas Snuffs Brief Penitentiary Revolt
Three prisoners armed with home made pistols and a bomb seized two guards on the second floor of Western State Penitentiary before tear gas forced their surrender. Richard Mayberry, 27, was wounded when the improvised bomb exploded. Authorities called the incident unrelated horseplay by other inmates and reported no further injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Richard Mayberry
Phildelphia
James Maroney
Three Hurt In Middletown Hospitalized After Incident
Ambulance brings three people to Middletown Hospital with two admissions and one four year old treated and released. Dea dell Road resident treated for severe arm lacerations from running through a storm door. Margaret McGraw, 75, is in good condition after a fall. Kathryn King, 97, admitted for abdominal pains and listed in fair condition.
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Middletown
Pat Vaendemark
Deadell Road
Franklin
Margaret McGraw
Mallvern St
Kathryn King
Buena Ave
Middielows sweep at Xenia baton twirling comet
In a USTA baton twirling event at Xenia on Saturday three Middielows eee took first place. Among advanced divisions eight year olds Rhonda Sue Napier won first, Donna Marie Armstrong and Terri Lee Selby won in the 11 year old and 14 year old groups respectively. Shaun Birch captured second place in the advanced 11 year olds class.
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USTA
Xenia
Rhonda Sue Napier
Donna Marie Armstrong
Terri Lee Selby
Shaun Birch
Patronage Power At Kennedy Era Post Office
Former Postmaster General J Edward Day accuses Robert F Kennedy of controlling patronage in the Post Office Department during John F Kennedy’s presidency. Day claims Kennedy dictated appointments for postmasters and rural carriers, and influenced property deals and intermediate job allocations. Kennedy did not respond.
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Washington
J Edward Day
Robert F Kennedy
Day
Post Office Department
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
John Bailey
Bobby Kennedy
Mississippi
Bobby
Sorg Paper Co declares five cent dividend on common stock
The Sorg Paper Co board declares a five cents per share cash dividend payable July 14 to shareholders of record July 6. This marks the 45th consecutive dividend on common stock. President C W Marion reports improving profits and anticipation of a higher cash dividend rate soon.
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Sorg Paper Co
C. W. Marion
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