Jewish Groups Deplore Protestors Rowdiness In New York
In New York French President Georges Pompidou faces protests over France Middle East policy. Jewish organizations condemn disorder and intimidation and urge peaceful action while Pompidou plans meetings at the United Nations and a Waldorf dinner amid planned demonstrations. He arrived to about 1000 demonstrators at Westchester Airport and will tour New York before heading to Washington.
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New York
Georges Pompidou
United States
Pompidou
France
Middle East
United Nations
Lindsay
Washington
Westchester County
U.S
Emil Mosbacher
White Plains
Middletown High Chess Team Wins Fifth Straight Match
Middletown High School defeated Hamilton Taft 10 to 2 to extend its winning streak to five. Victors included Vic Baker Rus Easterly Jay Roney Mike Faulkner and Rick Leasure with Taft players Clarence Spradling Kit Johnson Mark Greensfelder Mary Ann House and Steve Kuntz taking the remaining Taft wins. A return match at Taft is set for March 6.
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Middletown High School
Hamilton Taft
Vic Baker
Rus Easterly
Jay Roney
Mike Faulkner
Rick Leasure
Taft
Clarence, Spradling
Kit Johnson
Mark Greensfelder
Mary Ann House
Steve Kuntz
Jon George
Roger Roberts
Humphrey Backs Welsh for Democratic National Chair
Hubert Humphrey favors former Indiana Governor Matthew Welsh for the Democratic national chair but wants an open discussion. The party executive committee is expected to endorse Welsh, with full selection by the Democratic National Committee on Thursday to replace Senator Fred Harris.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Democratic National Committee
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Humphrey
Eric Harris
N.Y
Buford Ell Humphrey
Tennessee
O’brien
Hulett Smith
West Vic
Gordon St. Angelo
O'Brien
Cleveland Unitarians transfer church to Black Unitarians
In Cleveland Ohio the First Unitarian Church at East 82nd and Euclid was donated to the Black Unitarian Universalist Caucus after a 20 year struggle. The gift, valued at 265000, ends white-led efforts to keep an integrated church in the Hough neighborhood. The move followed a minority request from about 30 of 270 members.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Unitarian Society Church
Black
Unitarians Church
Huston
Universalist Caucus
BUUC
Unitari
East 82Nd
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Hough
First Unitarian Church
BULC
Raymond
Wofford
Shaker Heights
Nority Group
Unitarian Society For Ans
Shalom
Watfford
Unitarian Society Board
James I. Huston
First Unitarian
Farley W. Wheelwright
Wheelwright
Suburban Heights
Riverside Church funds 150000 annual for city poor
Riverside Church of New York launches a 150000 a year fund for social justice to aid the city’s poor over three years. The plan follows an April incident when James Forman interrupted a service demanding reparations, and the board will include minority members from parishioners and other groups.
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New York
Riverside Church
Harlem
Rockefeller
James Forman
Quick Draw Too Slow at Maud Creek Bank
William Wolff aged 22 of 149 Hueston Street was admitted to Mercy Hospital after a self inflicted thigh wound during a .22 revolver quick draw practice on a creek bank near Maud.Lt. Oram Fisher of the sheriff's department said the gun discharged when his thumb slipped.
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Hamilton
William Wolff
Hueston St
Mercy Hospital
Maud
Oram
Bill) Fisher
Sheriff's Department
Wolff
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