House cautions on detentions for urban guerrilla threat
A House Un American Activities Committee foreword warns mixed Communist and Black nationalist groups plan guerrilla operations. It proposes detention centers under the McCarran Act and census cards to track slum residents to curb movement, citing RAM leader Robert Williams and SDS figures.
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Washington
House Committee
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
House Committee On Un-American Activities
United States
Willis
Phillip Abbott Luce
Progressive Labor Party
Docu
Ment
Revolutionary Action Movement
RAM
Peking
Robert Williams
Revolutionary Contingent
New York
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Thomas Hayden
White House Conference Goals Outlined for 1970
Mrs William H Reed acting administrator of Grundy County Health Dept attended the first Illinois Technical Consultants meeting for the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth at the Knickerbocker Hotel Chicago. Some 650 of 1900 nominated experts will serve as a pool to advise the Illinois Committee and prepare position papers for county and state study committees.
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William H. Reed
Grundy County
White House
Department of Children and Family Services
Washington
Hawkins Makes Historic Run For North Carolina Governor
North Carolina's first Black gubernatorial candidate Dr Reginald A Hawkins polled 18 percent in unofficial returns with 124 558 votes but pushed Lt Gov Bob Scott and Mel Broughton toward a possible runoff If a runoff is set it would be June 1 Gardner faces Republican Stickley after a main party contest Scott led with 325 510 votes Broughton 225 583 with runoff option remains Raleigh AP notes final results due Friday and Friday plans may adjust runoff decision
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Raleigh, N.C
North Carolina
Reginald A. Hawkins
Charlotte
Hawkins
Bob Scott
Mel Broughton
Raleigh
Broughton
Scott-Broughton
U.S
Jim Gardner
Jack Stickley
Mothers elect Heisler president at Urbana meeting
University Mothers Association reelected Mrs. Paul Heisler of Columbia as president at its Saturday meeting in Urbana. Her daughter Lori, a sophomore, attends the university. The group also presented its 1968 Medal of Honor to Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, accepted for the senator.
Sen Smith by Mariam Sheldon at University of Women
A report highlights Sen Smith meeting Mrs Smith during World War II era at the University of Women, detailing the context and significance of the encounter in wartime civic life.
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Sen. Smith
Mariam Sheldon
University of Women
Mrs. Smith
Rotary Israel to grant up to 10 scholarships abroad
The Rotary Club of Israel announces it will award up to ten scholarships to youths from Singapore Thailand and India for study of technical and farming subjects in Israel.
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Haifa
Israel
Rotary Club of
Singapore
Thailand
India
Crash Kills Man in Illinois Collision Near Jacksonville
A Sunday night crash near Jacksonville Illinois 123 and the old Jacksonville Springfield road killed James O Freithe 33 of Chapin. His wife Verda Louise 30 and son Douglas 18 months were injured and hospitalized. Driver Byron S Anderson 21 of Virginia was also injured and hospitalized.
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Jacksonville
Ill
James O. Freithe
Chapin
Verda Louise
Douglas
Holy Cross Hospital
Byron S. Anderson
Virginia
Passavant Hospital
Illinois 123
Jacksonville-Springfield
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