Poverty stands outlined for party conventions
In a jailhouse news conference Ralph David Abernathy leader of the Poor People's Campaign said the effort will push poverty elimination at the Democratic and Republican conventions. He will fast in jail for 20 days to strengthen the campaign and predicted Resurrection Cities will spread, including in Washington, as demonstrators are evicted from the original shantytown after a permit expiration.
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Ralph David Abernathy
Elimi
Abernathy
Republican Andjern Christian Leadership Conference
Capitol
Resurrection City
Humphrey to Visit Cleveland for 24Hour Stay
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will arrive Monday for a 24hour Cleveland visit. He plans a meeting at City Hall with Mayor Carl B. Stokes and a 6 15 p.m. arrival at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. His Tuesday schedule is to be set by Stokes's office.
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Cleveland
Hubert H. Humphrey
City Hall
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland Hopkins International
Humphrey
Stokes
Washington
Minihabits Stir Maxi Controversy in Modest Dress Trend
New York AP reports designer Walter Holmes creates minihabits inspired by nun and monk garb to promote propriety amid backlash from clergy and critics. Holmes defends intent as pious, noting dresses sell for 29 dollars with optional hood and collar at six dollars. customers largely approve.
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New York
Joseph T.V. Snee
Archdiocese of
Holmes
Church of England
Marine Air Corps Taken Over By AF
The Air Force will temporarily take tactical control of U S Marine Corps air operations in South Vietnam causing a Marine general to warn the Marine Corps may be endangered. Pentagon sources say the move follows Army forces fighting alongside Marines in northern provinces once known as Marine Land. Marines retain limited control and expect periodic review of the arrangement.
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Washington
Air Force
U.S. Marine Corps
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Marine Land
Marine Corps
White Policeman’s Kidney Transplant Links Death and Donation
In New Orleans a 15 year old Negro boy, Calvin Turner, received a kidney transplant from a white motorcycle officer killed in a truck accident. Tulane transplant team operated two days after his illness worsened. Mrs. Mamie Turner praised the lifesaving donation as doctors await functional results and divine guidance.
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New Orleans
Calvin Turner
Tulane University
Calvin
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