Humphrey Sees Racial Prejudice as Major Global Danger
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey calls racial prejudice one of humanity’s greatest dangers while voicing hope it can be curbed. In an American Jewish Committee pamphlet released on Lincoln’s birthday, he argues prejudice undermines world peace and urges bold civil rights measures that transform daily life.
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Takoma Park Fire Kills Two Year Old Boy
A blaze in a Takoma Park apartment claimed the life of two year old John L. Mathes and left his mother Kasandra Mathes and twin Lester with injuries. Mrs Mathes received burns, Lester was hospitalized for observation, and the child died after arrival at Prince Georges Hospital. The incident occurred Saturday as neighbors and fire crews fought the flames.
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High Court To Rule On Inspections
Washington AP report on four year push by fire inspectors to enter Norman Lee's Seattle warehouse seeking a court backed entry or consent based on privacy rights. The case tests Fourth Amendment protections for homes and businesses and may hinge on new justices White and Fortas with ruling likely before June.
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