National Guard Quells Southern College Riot
More than 600 National Guardsmen stood by near the Baton Rouge campus of Southern University after a riot by 1,000 students. Indictments followed at Memphis State University and Brooklyn College as authorities sought to quell unrest tied to sit ins and black militant activity. Police arrested dozens as tear gas and firebomb threats loomed, with campuses from Ithaca to Stanford confronting demands for minority representation and program changes.
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Associated Press
National
Baton Rowe
Southern University
Memphis,Senn
Memphis State University
Brooklyn
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Louisiana Gay
John JJ
Mel Kelthen
Mehel
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Memphis
Shelby County Branc
Eael
Brooklin Grand
Eugene Gold
Tompkins County
Cornell Student Union
New York
Columbia University
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
City College
Joseph J. Copeland
Mississippis Evers elected Fayette mayor in 386 to 225 win
Charles Evers, a Negro civil rights leader, is elected mayor of Fayette Mississippi, the first Black mayor in southwest Mississippi since 1875. He vows to unite black and white residents and end lawlessness while overseeing a town of about 1 000.
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Associated Press
Charles Evers
Fayette, Miss
Evers
Mississippi
Jersey City
Thomas Whelan
Thomas Gangemi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
R.G. Allen
Hill Wins C and P Co Promotion
William Hydd a veteran C and P Telephone Company employee has been appointed foreman supplies for the Frederick Westminster and Mt Airy service centers. He began his career in 1949 and has held roles as garageman warehouseman and storekeeper. He resides in Bartonsville and is a father of four. He succeeds William F Bloomer at the Baltimore supplies center 2001 Elgin Avenue.
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William Hydd
C, & P Telephone Company
Foremuan Supplies
Hil
Frederick
Westminster
Mt. Airy
Hill
C,& Py
Bartonsville
Frederick County
Lincoln High School
Jackson United Methodist Church
Wil
William F. Bloomer
Baltimore
Elgin Avenue
Two Car Crash Injures Thirteen In Brunswick Area
Nine injured in Brunswick crash when Norma Loy’s eastbound car collided with Thelma Smith’s vehicle on Md 478 near West Potomac Street. Helen L. Daniels and others were hospitalized. quick verdicts followed by reckless operation charges and a separate U S 340 single vehicle incident.
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West Potomace Street
Brunswick
Norma Jean Loy
Knowlile
Gwther
Frederick Stemordal Hospital
Te Hrunswich Volunteer Ambulance Service
James Myers
Knoxville
Brunswick City
Smith
John Edward Palmer
Charlestown
W. Va
Maryland
Palmer
U.S. 340
Lance Anderson Hamett
Strateam
U.S. 15
Hayward Road
Hamett
Mandel Set For Games Bill Veto
ANNAPOLIS AP A bill to ban promotional games by Maryland merchants is not on Gov. Mandel’s signing list and likely will be vetoed. Mandel’s last scheduled signing as governor includes 235 acts, with many remaining unsigned and expected vetoes.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
General Assembly
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Southern College
Iwo
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Stanford Research Institute
Newomoose
Prederick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
James O. Fisher
Reisterstown Lodge
Bernard T. Gosnell
Jake L. Everhart
G. Ronald Weddle
Clarence G
Fchnncus
Penneys
Houhs, Men
C&p Co
William
Wedgwood
Ekingy Jewelers
South Market ST
Bill
Photon Ryian
Bonanzav
Footers Cleaners
Frederick Shopping Center
Market ST. W. N. Market ST
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