Hoover condemns violence rhetoric by civil rights leaders
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover criticizes nonviolence advocates who warn of violence, suggesting such warnings invite hotheads. He avoids naming individuals but likely refers to Martin Luther King amid NAACP criticism by Roy Wilkins. Hoover urges all Americans and groups to back law and order and bolster understaffed police forces.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
King
Hoover
Daily La Across Crossword Clue Puzzle Aide
A playful clue list presents a mixed set of crossword hints covering multiple small words. Entries include Law tab fray caravan stops and other short terms with several foreign language fragments and initials.
Cryptogram Quote Puzzle Hints and Sample Solution
A cryptogram uses letter substitutions where A replaces L and X replaces O in the clue. The sample shows a coded quotation ETGEN HE ENA UWKE XVDGVPDA ENHJC FA NVXA. DAE GK ASWJ WUHIA HE.-UVTE EFVH The prior day’s quote read The Created World Is But A Parenthesis In Eternity Thomas Browne.
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Thomas Browne
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Desegregation at Alabama Remains Mixed After 1963 Entry
On June 11 1963 Governor Wallace blocked the doorway while Vivian Malone and Jimmy Hood were admitted with federal guards. Since then 93 Black students attend classes and three join the football team amid mixed student reactions and a calmer campus atmosphere.
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Tuscaloose
Ala
UPI
National
Vivian Malone
Jimmy Hood
University of Alabama
Wallace
Nicholas Katzenbach
National Guard
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Alabama
Boyfriend Needs His Mom Not You
Dear Abby advises the couple to part as the boyfriend favors his mother over the partner and would be better suited for adoption. The column also covers wedding party conflicts, guest room etiquette, and a campus life profile highlighting mixed attitudes toward Black students at a university.
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Nita
Dennis
Kathy
Birdie Davis
Mobile
Miss Davis
Alabama
Sarah Fisher
Atmore
Miss Fisher
Davis Sullivan
Birmingham
Two Types of People in Newsrooms and a Price Tag for News
A Washington column muses on a Wall Street Journal piece about selling news. It imagines a future where press agents dine with reporters and interviews, photos, and leaks are priced by tiered scales, affecting newsroom ethics and budgeting.
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UPI
Old City
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Fourth of July Parking Dares Parade View
Letter to the editor laments holiday parking on Norwood Avenue during parade routes. Cars park on both sides, blocking homes and floats and forcing children to watch from the street. The writer questions why no parking laws are not enforced during celebrations.
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Norwood Avenue
Fairgrounds
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