Federal Inspector Probes Nashville Liberation School Controversy
Federal inspector joins Nashville inquiry into a program billed as Liberation School. Officials dispute funding and aims amid testimony on alleged anti white hatred. students study history, math, and crafts while safety and access questions persist.
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Nashville
Tenn
Senate
John A. Sorace
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Liberation
Red China violence spreads from Wuhan to Shanghai and Nanking
Reports from CTK and Asahi describe clashes between Maoists and anti-Maoists across central and coastal China. Anti-Mao forces allegedly arm themselves with weapons from Wuhan and aim to seize Shanghai and Nanking as Maoist leaders deploy paratroopers and warships to quell rebellion. The backdrop includes mass demonstrations in Peking demanding Liu Shao chi face criticism.
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Mao Tse-tung
Wuhan
Nanking
Shanghai
Chuneking
Red China
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Wall
Chungking
China
Asahi
Kiangsu Province
Central China
Yangtze River
Mao
Peking
Liu Shao-chi
Funeral services set for Mr and Mrs Henry B Clay
Funeral services for prominent Shreveport couple Henry B. Clay 47 and his wife 44 will be held at St Marks Episcopal Church in Shreveport. The pair directors of News-Star-World Publishing Corp and The Shreveport Times died in a Beechcraft Bonanza crash near Nevada Missouri while en route to Canada. Survivors include four children and numerous siblings. Burial follows at Forest Park Cemetery under Osborn Funeral Home direction.
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Philippa A.thompson
Fisk University
SNCC
Stokely Carmichael
Fisk
Brooks
Africa
Newsmen
Detroit
St. Anselm’s Episcopal Chapel
Nashville
Negro College
James Woodruff
St. Anselm’s
Liberation School
Sprace
Henry B. Clay
Shreveport
News - Star—World Publishing Corp
International Broadcasting Corp
Kwkh Radio
The
Times Publishing Co., Ltd
Nevada
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
J. Lawrence Plumley
St. Mark's
Forest Park
Osborn Funeral Home
Helen
Virginia
Kathryn
Henry B. Clay Jr
Clay
A. M. Williamson
Atlanta, Ga
James P. Clay
William S. Clay
Malcolm Clay
Atlanta
John W. Clay
Nashville, Tenn
Joseph Crow
Mary Caglson
Beulah Ross
Norma Ray
John D. Ewing Jr
Robert Ewing Jr
New Orleans
News-Star— World Publishing Corp
Shreveport Times
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star — World Publishing Corp
John D. Ewing
News- Star
World Publishing Corp
News-Star
Morning World
Helen Hamilton Gray
Monroe Morning World
Canada
Herman J. Reyenga
Federal Aviation Agency
Barksdale Air Force Base
Reyenga
Revenga
Robert Ewing
Yankee Pub Bound After Solo Atlantic Sail
A 31 year old bachelor from Houston sailed solo across the Atlantic and moored near Plymouth England. He planned to head to a local pub after a calm voyage from Marion Massachusetts. He said the trip was smooth with no boat damage and plenty of food.
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Plymouth
England
UPI
Houston
Tex
William Wallace
Marion
Mass
Gavin resigns from Democratic group over Vietnam policy
Gen. James M. Gavin quits the Massachusetts Democratic Advisory Council citing opposition to Johnson's Vietnam policy. He denies running as a Republican peace candidate and says he will not support Johnson in 1968. Gavin leads Arthur D. Little and rejects rumors of a national bid.
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James M. Gavin
U.S
France
Massachusetts
Democratic Advisory Council
Cavin
Council
Johnson
Boston
UPI
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
Democratic Party
Gavin
Arthur D. Little, Inc
The
Army
Summer Course Sees Monroe Student in National Program
Sage M. Redding of Monroe joins 40 top youths in Radcliffe College summer course in publishing procedures. The Neville High School graduate and Stetson University BA in English attends interviews in New York and Boston with publishing executives. Redding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Marx, active in Signa Tau Delta and Phi Beta Phi Mu, has pursued extensive school and civic activities.
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Braud
Louisiana Heart Association
Sage M. Redding
Monroe
New York
Boston
Miss Redding
Gilbert M. Marx
Sherwood
Neville High School
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Stetson University
DeLand
Florida
Signa Tau Delta
Phi Beta
Phi Mu
Sweden Draft Recruits Taller Yet Weaker Says Doctor
Stockholm AP reports Sweden's army top doctor Gustav Hesselblad notes new recruits are taller and healthier and suffer fewer early illnesses than early 1900s draftees, but are physically weaker and in depressing condition due to modern life comforts. He argues improvement is imperative as they cannot bring cars into war.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustav Hesselblad
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