King predicts record civil rights demonstrations in 1964
Dr Martin Luther King Jr forecast a hot summer for civil rights with demonstrations at unprecedented levels. He said Alabama would be the main target this year with plans to mobilize 10 000 nonviolent recruits and to send 1 500 students to Mississippi. He outlined voting drives, possible action in Washington and a nationwide selective buying program expansion of Operation Breadbasket.
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Madison Board Shifts Meeting to March 24 at 8 30 pm
The Madison Board of Education changed its meeting from Thursday March 26 to Tuesday March 24. The board will meet at 8 30 p m at West Middleton School.
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Violence erupts in Atlanta restaurant sit in
In Atlanta, about 24 police broke up a clashes marked by rock and bottle throwing outside Daniel's restaurant during a sit in. A police lieutenant was struck by a bottle and several officers were injured as roughly 200 demonstrators backed by drivers and white bystanders clashed, 17 Negroes arrested for trespass or disorderly conduct.
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Akron man dies in two car crash
An Akron resident, Charles E. Sprague, 52, died in a two car collision on Wednesday night.
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