Longer Day For Schools Under Study
Middletown school officials plan a two week preliminary scheduling study to extend the day. A plan to lengthen the school day could take effect in 1888, with options including additional courses or more exploration time. The district also approved Kennedy School activities, a summer program for rural children, and readiness programs for entering first graders, with hundreds enrolled. A seven member buildings study will review facilities at Fall Middlelawn and administration offices, scheduled July through March.
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Middletown
Mitice
Apyomalada
Gauilet
John O'Grady
James Monsour
Catherine Maynard
Paul Venancero
Philip Almeida
Mia
Mary Gibby
Handel
Kennedy School
Gaudet
Gaudel
Kennedy
Fipdin
Nalitey -Peckholsy
Control Of Estate Dispute Highlights Probate Court
A dispute over control of stocks and bonds from a deceased Navy commander arose in Probate Court. Harold Barker of Kidder Peabody testified about securities while Phelan sought to be named custodian of the estate. The probate judge appointed Phelan as custodian. the estate seeks an administrator as the case continues.
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Navy
Harold
Barker
Newport
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Ime Peenswine
Morrison
John M. Dring
Dohn
Dohn , Phelan
Cindz
Michael M. MacDonald
Kidder & Peabody
William W. Corcoran
New York Stock Exchange
Corcoran
Phelan
Onw
Savage to retire from Rhode Island politics to head bridge authority
Newport Democratic senator Joseph A. Savage will become general manager of the Mount Hope Bridge Division of the Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority. Savage will leave the General Assembly on July 1 after years as project manager for the Newport Bridge and as a former cement salesman. He is a native Newporter and long involved in Newport County politics and state committees.
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Newport
Joseph A. Savage
Mount, Tope Bridge
Rt Turnpike and Bridge Authority
Savage
Vervell
Newport Bridge
General Assembly
Avage
Rudalf F. Haffentetter
James F. Canning
Ireetor
Authority
House
Hundreds Surround Boston Court As Negro Minister Goes On Trial
In Boston Dorchester District Court Reverend Virgil A. Wood, a Black Baptist leader and MA SCLC president, faces a disturbing public assembly charge as about 400 people pack the street. He proclaims jail over fines, while Louise Day Hicks is absent despite controversy over school integration during graduation events.
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Boston Court
Boston
Dorchester
Virgil A. Wood
Shraymah
Massachusells
Southern Christian Leadership Conferenc
Louise Day Hicks
Wond
Hicks
Edmund J. Mc
Pope Pleads Peace anew in Viet Nam and world conflicts
Pope Paul VI urged renewed peacemaking for Vietnam amid broader global trouble spots. He cited his historic Gromyko audience and pledged to pursue frank negotiations, hoping for religious liberty and progress despite earlier limited results. The remarks followed a cardinalate audience on Saint John the Baptist day.
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Vatican City
Paul VE
Union
Fio
Viet Nam
Antang Wei
Pakistan
Foland
Cyprus
Islamia
Haiti
Burma
Dominican Republic
College of Cardinals
Walalin
Wii Quang
Tay Chan
Tam Chan
Tthe
Tam
Gallem
Negroes Map Boycott in Mississippi Stores
Canton's march to Philadelphia Miss continues amid fear gas and tension. Dr Martin Luther King Jr says a detachment will travel east toward Philadelphia to confront Ku Klux Klan rallies. Meredith, wounded in 1962, plans to resume marching toward Jackson while King faces gas attacks. President Johnson discussed Mississippi order with Atty Gen Kazenbach as authorities seek to maintain calm.
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Miss
APJ
Mississippi
Marlin Luther King Jr
Philadelphia
Paul Johnson
Degroes
Jackson
U.S. 51
Alvor
James II
Meredith
Memphis
Tenn
University of Mis Pi
Corinthia Univerity Law
Claude Sterrett
King
Washington
White House
Robert N. Fleming
Johnson
Nicholas* Kazenbach
Mippi
Fleming Sail Johnson
Kateenbach
Skirmishes and Buddhist Crisis Shadow Vietnam War News
Reports from Saigon and Hanoi described heavy U.S. air activity over North Vietnam with mines and bombed rail links. Buddhist protests and self immolations near Saigon pagodas intensified as Ky’s government faced Democratic and military pressure. clashes and casualties were reported in the central highlands and near Piaiku.
Providence Man Seeks GOP Slot For Secretary of State
Providence attorney filed for Republican nomination for secretary of state. Arlene R. Kiven announced her candidacy with Gov. Chafee endorsing her, but party rules may prevent her. The race could see her as an independent with Republican backing or a GOP candidate in a vacancy plan.
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Providence
Haro Wil Jemnpulos
Arlene R. Kiven
House
Guy
Chafee
Kivper
Bherar von Biltmore
Mravildence
Kiveo
Hfoy
Manihe
Ducmuse
Howard Ey Hus
Kiyen
Senate
Kiven
Democratic Party
Cleveland Sides Quell Race Violence in East Side
In Cleveland, violence erupted on Superior Avenue as a young Black boy was shot and a white bystander injured during looting and vandalism by both communities. Police controlled the unrest by nightfall. a 5 year old victim and a 36 year old woman were treated after injuries from bricks and gunfire.
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Cleveland
Ohio
East Side
Aly Wo
Superior Avenue
Earl Sapte
Stephen Griffin
Mt. Sinai
George Gachku
Richard
Ceaenta 2 Hospital
Chicago Negroes Taunted in Lakefront Park Riot
About 75 Negroes from Ida B Wells housing traveled 109 miles to Cahimedty Park for a baseball game when a white crowd gathered and taunted them. Police pushed whites back as two groups clashed, arrests were made including a Negro trader Frank Dilio for inciting riot. The crowd dispersed after police containment and several firecrackers exploded.
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Ciucago (Ap
South ¢Side
Ida B, Wells
Cahimedty Park
Negrogx
Frank Dilio
Mike Anderson
Ida B. Wells
Calm Restored After Pompano Beach Race Tensions
In Pompano Beach Florida tensions erupted over race as Black residents and police faced disturbances. Police Chief Joseph Hickok reported increased presence and possible extra units. A white store owner Arthur Marks faced assault and battery charges after an alleged slap on a Black 19 year old. Twenty eight people were arrested for orderly conduct during unrest that drew over fourteen hundred police from three departments. Leaders planned a discussion to address the racial outburst in the city of sixteen thousand.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Rink Ridilen Negro
Samuel Collier
Mount Calvary Negro Banlist
Joseph Hickor
Mr. Collier
Stewart Kester
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