Integration Tension In Englewood Over School Plan
ENGLEWOOD N J UPI Negro leaders rallied behind lawyer Paul B Zuber who threatened to turn the town into Albany Ga if school integration demands fail The NAACP Bergen County chapter said those who oppose Zuber are lying Zuber led the February integration effort and drew mayor Volk’s sharp rebuke for likening Englewood to Albany and inviting Malcolm X to a rally
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Englewood, N. J
UPI
Paul B. Zuber
Albany, Ga
Augustus B. Harrison
Bergen County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Zuber
Board of Estimate
New Rochelle
N.Y
Butler
Zuber, Harrison
Naacp and
Congress of Racial Equality
Malcolm X
Englewood
Albany
Austin N. Volk
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Englewood -Negro
Volk
Stroud Funeral Services Held Today for 89 Year Old
Funeral services for Mark William Stroud 89 will be at 3 p.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev W H McFadden officiating Burial is in Riverview cemetery under Peters Funeral home direction Stroud a retired cotton buyer lived in St Joseph Home the past year and died after a lengthy illness He was an elder emeritus of the church born in Henderson Texas Surviving are his widow Pearl Sharp Stroud five daughters Eva Whitfield West Monroe W & Cole Monroe John Tolson Lafayette L B Dunlap and E J Curran Mobile Ala one brother Sidney Stroud Mercer Island Wash 14 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Honorary pallbearers will be church elders Memorials may be given to the First Presbyterian Church
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Mark William Stroud
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. McFadden
Riverview Cemetery
Peters Funeral Home
Stroud
St. Joseph
Henderson
Tex
Pearl Sharp Stroud
Monroe
Eva Whitfield
West Monroe
W & Cole
John Tolson
Lafayette
Dunlap
E. J. Curran
Mobile
Ala
Sidney Stroud
Mercer Island
Wash
Col. Foster
Dan Moore
Frank Smith
First Pres
Louisiana fiscal group meets governor on agency needs
Louisiana's 17 man legislative budget study committee met Governor Jimmie H. Davis to review spending needs of state agencies. The group formed under the 1962 legislature includes five senators natives, Lt. Gov. Aycock, and House Speaker Tom Jewell and was summoned to discuss fiscal questions.
Man charged with manslaughter in Wilmot child death
William Taylor, 28, was charged with manslaughter in the death of 10 year old Rose Lee Davis near Wilmot Arkansas. Prosecutor Frank Wynne said Taylor forced the girl into a pickup while intoxicated and drove recklessly causing fatal injuries. Bond set at 2500 dollars, Taylor to appear in October circuit court.
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Wilmot, Ark
Ashley County
Frank Wynne
William Taylor
Rose Lee Davis
George Locke
Mary Davis
Rose Lee
Edgar Ferrell
Davis
Wilmot
Taylor
Leslie Cone
Mary
Ferrell
Wilmot Medical Center
Sheriff's Department
Twin City Chit Chat Visits by Jacksonville Youths
Five youths from Jacksonville Florida visited the home of Mr and Mrs W F Carson at 201 Isabelle Street en route home from the west coast. The group included Larry Carson the Carsons’ grandson and son of J C Carson. Others were Ronnie Patterson. See CHIT CHAT page 5A.
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Jacksonville
Fla
W. F. Carson
Isabelle St
West Coast
Carson
Larry
Monroyans
J. C. Carson
Ronnie Patterson
Racial impasse in Albany spurs vigils and protests
Police in Albany Georgia report ongoing stalemate in racial demonstrations with 41 arrests since July 11 and about 1,200 since December. Prayer vigils are planned in 13 cities and ministers will march on the White House to press for progress amid city officials’ push for settlement. Martin Luther King Jr. remains jailed for a third time in Albany with a statement issued by an aide.
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Albany. Ga
White House
Albany
Victory
King
Ouachita Parish Civil Defense Plan Folded Up
Lt. Col. Harold K Shepherd heads Ouachita Parish Civil Defense, suspended due to lack of federal matching funds and unclear Washington direction. Parish records to Capt. James B Scruggs, with local governments financing the effort on population basis. program held in abeyance until federal outlook clarifies.
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Harold K. ‘Shepherd
Ouachita Parish
W. L
Jack) Howard
L. B. Pettit
J. Allan Norris
Congress
Washington
Shepherd
Parish Civil Defense
Harold K. Shepherd
James B. Scruggs
State Civil Defense Organization
Parish
Scruggs
Monroe
Police
West Monroe
Sterlington
Howard
Ben Bella and aide take key posts in Algerian bureau
Ahmed Ben Bella and Mohammed Khider received top roles in Algeria s new ruling political bureau with Ben Bella in charge of interior coordination and Khider overseeing finances information service and FLN secretariat The move consolidates Ben Bella s grip as rival Ben Youssef Ben Khedda s provisional government faces scrutiny and foreign policy planning rests with Mohammed Boudiaf the third in command European civilians freed by guerrilla leaders in Algiers are cited as appeasement gesture while French officials note only a fraction of those missing since independence
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Algiers
API
Ahmed Ben Bella
Mohammed Khider
Algeria
Ben Bella
Khider
National Liberation Front
FLN
Ahmid Boumendjel
United Press International
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Kheddist
Mohammed Boudiaf
el Hadj Ben Allah
Rabah Bitat
Mohammed Said
Disc jockey forces raise at Maryland radio station
UPI reports radio personality Larry Justice at WPGC in suburban Maryland refused to leave the air until a pay raise. he locked himself in the control room and urged public support while playing the same record repeatedly. He had alleged a promise of a raise after four months, noting six months on the job, and only allowed the station to continue regular news broadcasts after the stand-off ended.
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Washington
UPI
Larry Justice
Wpgc Today
Justice
David B. Simmons
District of Columbia
Maryland
Simmons
Mant
Monroe to Host Three Conventions This Week
Monroe will host three major conventions this week with about 650 attendees in town. Chamber officials said 150 people will attend a druggists convention on Wednesday and Thursday at the Virginia hotel. The Jaycee meet will bring 400 attendees, headquartered at the Frances hotel.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Hotel
Jaycee
Frances Hotel
Romney Plunges Quiet Campaigns End Before Tuesday
Quiet campaign ends with Tuesday primaries in Michigan Kansas and Missouri. Romney, ex-AMC president, is in the Michigan GOP gubernatorial race with only a minor write-in challenge from Richard Durant as the slate includes two governorships two Senate seats and 34 House posts. Idaho Republicans nominate Len Jordan for Senate to succeed the late Henry Dworshak, with possible interim appointment by Gov Smylie. Idaho Democrats set August 18 convention to select Gracie Prost.
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George Romney
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Senate
House
Idaho
Len Jordan
Henry C. Dworshak
Jordan
Robert FE. Smylie
Dwor
Romney
American Motors
Richard Durant
Wheeler says Texas charge is politics in Estes case
Maynard Wheeler, president of Commercial Solvents Corp, calls the Texas antitrust indictment a shocking piece of politics and predicts it will collapse. He was paroled to await a Sept. 6 hearing while fugitives Estes and Clements faced related charges after surrendering to authorities in Potter County.
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New York
Maynard Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
Wheeler
Texas
Whitman Knapp
David L. Malbin
Estes
R. FB. Clements
Potter County
Clements
Amarillo
Tex
Commercial Solvents
Alexandria Man Shot In Motel
LAKE CHARLES La. UP I Robert A Scott 45 of Alexandria La was found shot to death Sunday in a motel at Lake Charles police reported the investigation continues as details remain scant and no arrests were announced.
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Alexandria
Lake Charles
UPI
Robert A. Scott
Lake Charloe
Death in Calcasieu Parish Notes Suicide Quote
Calcasieu Parish Coroner Harry S Smthe cited an apparent self inflicted death saying it is too bad that future generations cannot witness the things they are doing with their money. The boy, Scott, died from a pistol wound to the head and a pistol was found near the body.
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Calcasieu Parish
Harry S Smthe
Scott
Trons
Three bidders lined up for Estes holdings sale
Dallas AP report says at least three groups of investors planned bids on Billie Sol Estes assets. Receiver Harry Moore and creditors' committee members will receive offers covering Estes grain storage, fertilizer sales, cotton farming and related enterprises. Bidders include Morris Jaffe of Fed Mart and a Houston syndicate led by Irvin Kaplan of United Foods, with asset estimates from 6.5 to 13.5 million dollars.
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Dallas, Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Harry Moore
el Paso
Tex
Estes
Robert Greenberg
Chicago
T .K. Mitchell
Plainview
M. Rt. Irion
Dallas
Morris D. Jaffe
San Antonio
Estes-controlled
Jaffe
Fed Mart, Inc
Houston
Irvin E. Kaplan
United Foods, Inc
Kaplan
Integration Of University Is Delayed In Mississippi
Federal Judge Ben Cameron issued a new stay delaying enforcement of the 5th Circuit order directing the all white University of Mississippi to admit James Meredith, 29, a Black applicant. The action shifts the timeline, with possible appeal to the Supreme Court and a delay that could push Meredith’s entry to January term if awaited until after fall deadlines. Meredith has been attending Jackson State College.
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Meridian
Miss
Ben Cameron
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Cameron
U.S Court of Appeals
5Th Circuit
Dugas Shands
Meredith
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Sth Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Jackson State
Hiroshima 17th Anniversary Of A Bomb Noted
Hiroko Tomita marks her 17th birthday in Hiroshima where she survived the Aug 6 1945 bombing the city leveled and thousands died. Her mother Yoshiko recalls the day as the house collapsed and the newborn was hurled across the room while the father rushed to save the infant.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Hiroko Tomita
Hiroko
Yoshiko
Yaeko
Hiromi
Sakage
Torao
Gov Davis To Appoint Mayor In Sterlington
Governor Jimmie H. Davis will appoint a successor to Sterlington mayor Dr Calvin Folds who resigned effective September 1 to move his practice to Monroe. Town attorney J Norman Coon says the governor has the authority to make the appointment and may also appoint a new alderman. Ward Jr. serves as mayor pro tem. no election was held as officials ran unopposed in the past primary.
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Jimmie H. Davis
Calvin Folds
Sterlington
J. Norman Coon
Dr. Folds
Spy Ring Broken in Damascus by Syrian Authorities
Syrian authorities claim they have broken the most efficient Israeli spy ring since 1948 and have rounded up seven members in Damascus. The report states the ring operated from the Syrian capital and exposed Israeli espionage networks.
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Damascus, Syria
Damascus
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