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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1964

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2

New York Leaders Face Wave of Student Attacks on Teachers

In New York City schools a spate of pupil assaults against teachers has disrupted campuses. Thirteen violent incidents occurred in nine days, with pupils punching kicking and using improvised weapons. One injury occurred when a teacher threw a student to the floor. Public debate linked violence to a recent civil rights boycott, a view disputed by officials and Rep Adam Powell.

New York Nancy Pekulik Olivia Vale U.S Adam Clayton Powell Harlem

School unrest and assaults prompt calls for patrols

The Negro congressman praised boycotts to ease tensions from segregation. Charles Cogen of the United Federation of Teachers warned New York City schools see many unreported assaults, averaging one per day, and urged hiring retired city workers to patrol corridors.

Charles Cogen United Federation of Teachers New York City

Motorist Hits Holstein Heifer On Route 40

State Police report two weekend accidents. A Laurel driver swerved to avoid Holstein cattle on Route 40 near South Market Street, striking a heifer that had to be killed. Damage to a 1957 Ford was $150. A second crash on Route 194 near Walkersville involved Ray Lescalleet and Asa Reed. both vehicles suffered $25 damages.

South Market Street Leroy Barto Laurel Ford Tfc Robert L. McAfee Walkersville Ronald C. Lewis Ray Thomas Lescalleet Asa Reed RFD 2 Littlestown

Washington Schools to Boycott for Racial Equality Action

A one day boycott of Washington public schools on April 20 plus mass sit ins and picketing is planned by Julius Hobson CORE in a week of actions for district education equality. Two days of bus transportation to balance school crowding are also proposed with multiple civil rights groups joining.

Washington Ne ‘Gro Washington Public Julius Hobson Congress of Racial Equality Americans For Democratic Action CORE Hobson District Action For Racial Equality

Senate commends Capt Corbin for handling riots in Annapolis

Captain W W Corbin of the Maryland State Police, based in Frederick, receives a Senate resolution commendation for his role in managing racial demonstrations in Annapolis during the legislature’s closing days. He now commands the Waldorf Annapolis Barracks and led the move to create the Annapolis Barracks.

W. W Speedy) Corbin State Police Frederick Annapolis State Senate Corbin Waldorf and Annapolis Maryland Waldorf House of Frederick County William Houck Thurmont Mary- Island Houck

Queen Elizabeth’s Fourth Child Expected This Week

Princess Ma rina, mother of the Duke of Kent and cousin of King Paul, is noted as representing. A Young Farmer Meeting, previously set for last Monday, will be held tonight at Winchester Hall at 7:30 p m in the Extension Conference Room to discuss basic principles of animal nutrition.

London Duke of Edinburgh Elizabeth II Paul Greece Buckingham Palace Philip Athens Marina Duke of Kent Elizabeth Winchester Hall

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