Carmichael Won't Go If He's Drafted
Black power leader Stokely Carmichael called for draft re examination and said if classified 1-A he would refuse military service rather than go. He spoke before leaving for San Francisco for a meeting and said, I don't care which it is, I'll go to Leavenworth. He has been under arrest or scrutiny in a related case.
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New York
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
San Francisco
Leavenworth
Woolco
Weelee
Carmichael says higher law than U.S. government
Draft officials completed Friday consultations with Carmichael, chair of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee and leading black power advocate. He cited the Nuremberg war crimes trials and affirmed there is a higher law than U.S. law, replying “Certainly it is.”
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Carmichael
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Black Power
U.S
Referendum Campaign Fund To Use Toll Revenues
The Frem Yesen Post notes the committee's treasurer Boris Lang. The state authorizes $25,000 in toll revenues to promote the November 8 referendum. If private contributions fall short, the remainder will be covered by toll funds.
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Boris Lang
Student testifies flags were used to counter demonstrators
A student told a court he displayed a flag last week to counter a Ku Klux Klan protest of a civil rights play. A National States Rights Party affiliate waved a flag bearing a coiled snake and the phrase Dont Tread on Me. Wimert said no disrespect was intended.
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Ku Klux Klan
National States Rights Party
Wimert
Minister Attacked Over Hong Kong Goods in China
Hong Kong bought Hong Kong made suits, French perfume and crocodile handbags led to an attack on China's foreign minister Chen Yi and his wife by Red Guards in Beijing. The Star said the purchases were arranged through an old school friend in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
Red Guards
China
Peking
Chen Yi
Star
EU ministers delay Israel association decision
BRUSSELS Belgium AP reports that due to government crises in West Germany and the Netherlands, the European Community six member foreign ministers postponed for a month any decision on Israel's request for association with the bloc.
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Brussels
Belgium
West Germany
Netherlands
European Common Market
Israel
Canadian doctors flee to U S over research funding shortage
Dr J Francis Mustard of McMaster University told the Empire Club that Canada loses about 200 of its 900 medical graduates each year to the United States due to funding gaps. He noted the U S spends 6.50 per capita on research versus Canada's 1.05.
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Toronto
J. Francis Mustard
McMaster University
The
Empire Club
Canada
United States
U.S
Annapolis committee formed to raise funds for Bay Bridge amendment
A Friday formation of a committee to accept private contributions for promoting the passage of the 73 million parallel Chesapeake Bay Bridge amendment was announced. Joseph W. Alton Jr., Anne Arundel County Executive, was named chairman and said contributions should go to the effort.
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Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Joseph W. Alton Jr
Anne Arundel County
Alton
De Gaulle Accepts Invite to Visit Nepal
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle, who turns 76 on November 22, has in principle accepted an invitation to Nepal. He told visiting King Mahendra that God willing he will have the honor to visit and it will be a great pleasure for him.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Nepal
Mahendra
Poland Viet Nam sign $700000 trade pact
Warsaw AP reports Poland and North Vietnam signed a new trade pact allowing exchange of $700000 worth of goods each way. The 1965 figures show Poland exported $5 million to Vietnam and took $4 million in goods from North Vietnam.
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Warsaw
Poland
North Viet Nam
Pap
Vietnam
Baltimore Mayor urges approval of $73 million bridge span
Baltimore Mayor Theodore McKeldin urged approval of a parallel Chesapeake Bay Bridge span costing 73 million dollars, calling the project a necessity. The AP report notes the proposal and upcoming vote question.
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Baltimore
Theodore McKeldin
Chesapeake Bay
Bridge Referendum Moves Ahead With Toll Funded Span
Novembers ballot covers a referendum on bridge construction authorized by the General Assembly. McKeldin argues a parallel span is cheaper than alternatives and would be funded by tolls shared by out of state motorists.
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General Assembly
McKeldin
U.S. Ambassador to Australia to Tour the Antarctic
Ambassador Edward Clark will make a five day Antarctic tour in early December. He will travel via New Zealand to the American South Pole base and Byrd Station. His predecessor William Cullen Battle visited Antarctica during his tenure in Australia.
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Canberra
Australia
U.S
Edward Clark
Antarctic
New Zealand
American South Pole Base
Byrd Station
William Cullen Battle
Boas Attacks Doctorate System Narrowing Knowledge
AP report notes Johns Hopkins emeritus professor George Boas argues academic doctorate programs impede the pursuit of knowledge. Boas, who taught at Hopkins from 1921 to 1957, says the system channels student thought into narrow, quickly defined areas.
Emergency extended in Salisbury as independence looms
Salisbury Rhodesia. The Ian Smith government will keep the state of emergency in force through January after Parliament approved Justice Minister Desmond Lardner Burke’s extension despite protests from African MPs as the country nears its November 11 independence from Britain.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Britain
Desmond Lardner- Burke
Westminster student cleared in flag desecration case
Towson Md AP court dismissed charges against David C Wimert of Westminster a Towson State College student charged with desecrating the American flag after he draped the flag during a protest. The action ends the case with the dismissal granted Thursday.
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Towson, Md
Towson
David C. Wimert
Westminster
Towson State College
Wimert
Boas cites obstacles to PhD programs at Phi Beta Kappa address
Boas warned new Phi Beta Kappa members that ignorance of classical languages and lack of cross field collaboration hinder PhD programs. He spoke during the annual Eastern National Livestock Show at the Maryland State Fairgrounds where judges will award over 1,700 prizes totaling 52 000 dollars.
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Boas
Phi Beta Kappa
Maryland State Fairgrounds
Farmers of America
Livestock Show Entries Draw Exhibitors
In Timonium Maryland exhibitors from over 20 states and Canada are to enter livestock shows next month marking the 20th annual event.
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Timonium, Md
States
Canada
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