Aftermath of March in Mississippi Cools Tensions Amid Varied Reactions
Thousands who joined the Jackson march have returned home as protests quiet and divisions among rights groups emerge. Negro leaders claim increased registrations, but observers cite ongoing access and apathy. Leaders from SNCC CORE SCLC NAACP ERs face rifts with King and Wilkins. Meredith’s name underscores lingering fear and political leverage in the South.
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Mississippi
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Charles Evers
Evers
Jet travel sparks fatigue risk for diplomats
A State Department newsletter cites dangers of rapid jet trips to diplomats and aides. Assistant Medical Director Donald K. McIntyre warns fatigue and disrupted circadian rhythms can impair judgment on long, fast flights affecting decision making for Secretary of State Rusk and staff.
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Secretary of State
Rusk
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Jet lag insights from FAA doctors confuse foreign emissaries
New York to Bangkok travelers suffer a 12 hour time shift causing circadian rhythms to misjudge day and night. Dr McIntyre notes noon arrival can feel like midnight, hampering clear thinking. FAA investigators find 24 hours to 4 days needed to reset, independent of east west direction, aiding understanding of jet travel fatigue.
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New York
Thailand
Bangkok
Federal Aviation Agency
OAS Move May Eliminate Need For Hasty U.S. Action
Washington dispatch notes the OAS approved a resolution demanding withdrawal of 8000 troops from six nations deployed to stabilize the Dominican Republic. Analysts see this as a shift toward regional solutions under the Monroe Doctrine plus UN backing, reducing the need for unilateral U.S. military steps during Latin American upheavals.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
Chile
Uruguay
Latin America
United States
Cuba
Security Council
OAS
Santo Domingo
Kane
Meredith Has Little Truck With Negro Ultra-Radicals
James Meredith, seen at the National Press Club, presents a lonely mission to unite a divided America. He rejects heroism, fears death, and pursues a racially classless society while denouncing Black Supremacists. He prizes self-reliance, a separate Negro pride, and resistance to communism amid Viet Nam debate.
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Meredith
National Press Club
Walter Tobringer
D.C
Japan
Hitler
American South
NAACP
Viet Nam
DuBois Club plans Watts control and independence
Washington reports the Communist aligned W E B DuBois Club has drafted plans to create an independent Watts city government with its own mayor and police chief. Franklin Alexander leads a national team eyeing five cities with a patrol observer corps and marches on Washington in August.
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W. E. B. DuBois Club
Liberation
Watts
Los Angeles
Dubois Villa
Chicago
Franklin Alexander
Los
Alexander
Congress of Racial Equality
DuBois Club
Oakland
New York
Cleveland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Herbert Aptheler
Mike Zagarell
Party
National Youth Commission
Zagarell
Big City
du Bois
Communist Party
Hugh Fowler
Fowler
Monterey
Ind
California
Charles Harris
DuBois Clubs
Roque Ristorucci
How To Keep Well The Retreatist and Chemical Adjustment
The article discusses varied uses of medicines and drugs to alter mood and reality, noting morphine, alcohol, caffeine, amphetamine, and sleeping pills among common substances. It addresses abuse risks, societal roles, and historical context, including Prohibition, then answers a dermatology question about seborrheic dermatitis with a cautious treatment outlook.
Woman asks if milk leg after birth is lifelong
Mrs D reports developing milk leg four days after childbirth and wearing an elastic stocking for ten months. She wonders about permanence. The reply notes collateral passageways often develop within a year, suggesting recovery is possible.
Estrogen use questions and health tips in brief
A reader asks if estrogen therapy must continue for life and notes doctors may stop or keep low doses to relieve symptoms or protect arteries and bones. A second reader queries causes of a unilateral breast enlargement in a 15 year old, urging medical evaluation. Today’s health tip: keep ears dry.
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