Militancy replaces moderation in Negro crisis
An Associated Press report analyzes a shift from moderation to militancy in Negro communities across the North and South. Radical groups gain traction, while leaders like James Meredith and Rev. J H Jackson face hostility. Harlem figures including Adam Clayton Powell back Black Muslim Malcolm X, complicating civil rights progress.
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Associated Press
Tam
Chicago
James H. Meredith
J. H. Jackson
Meredith
University of Mississippi
NAACP
Jackson
Savannah
National
King
Harlem
CORE
Africa
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
Abyssinian Baptist Church
Harlem Democratic Club
Harlem Democrat
Malcolm X
Young U S track team splits after world records fall
US squad ends European tour with four victories and a world pole vault record by John Pennel at 16 feet 10 inches in London. Payton Jordan shuffled lineups for max experience as Hayes Carr and O’Hara improved each race. a split homeward group heads to Sweden Norway Jamaica and Romania while the women rebound from Moscow.
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John Pennel
Miami
Fla
Britain
Warsaw
Moscow
Poles
West Germany
U.S
Payton Jordan
Jordan
Tom O'Hara
Sweden
Norway
Jamaica
Romania
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League and National League standings show New York leading the AL with 68 wins and 39 losses, followed by Chicago 61 47 and Baltimore 62 51. In the NL Los Angeles 66 43 tops, with San Francisco 62 49 and St. Louis 62 49 close behind. Monday results include Houston 6 San Francisco and St Louis at New York among others. upcoming games feature New York at Washington and Chicago at Kansas City.
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Minnesota
Boston
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
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Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
W. L. Pet
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philaalephia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Nigerian Rain Doctor Hired For Ibadan Fight
Nigeria's labor minister Joseph Modupe Johnson hired a rain doctor to stop rain before Saturday's middleweight title bout against Gene Fullmer at Liberty Stadium Ibadan. The minister plans a town drive with a medicine man to boost ticket sales amid Nigeria's rainy season. Johnson notes many Nigerians expect weather magic for weddings and events though he doubts it, recalling past payments to rain doctors.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Gene Fullmer
Joseph Modupe Johnson
Ibadan
Liberty Stadium
Johnson
Adele Adenji
Oba
Wellsville Farmers Honored For Home Improvements
Honorable mention given to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bosworth and Mr. and Mrs. Art Chanay for community efforts. E. E. Turner’s home, at the northeast edge of Wellsville, won greatest improvement honors. The Rose Junior Garden Club met at Fleming home yard with 15 members attending and guests from Des Moines, Iowa.
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Jim Bosworth
Art
E. E. Turner
Wellsville
Bernhard Fleming
Fleming Home
Rose Junior Garden Club
H. E. Patton
Debbie
Dana Bryant
Des Moines
Iowa
Fleming
Rights progress through bi racial consultation and cooperation
James Farmer CORE's national director said a long hot summer lies ahead with spontaneous demonstrations likely, and CORE's aim is to channel them constructively. He noted frictions among major groups pose little threat to Negro solidarity on fundamental aims. Next World Perspective.
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James Farmer
CORE
Negro Solidarity
Richmond News Cou ple Hospitalized After Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs Fred Kuiken of Richmond remain in Junction City hospital after a car crash a mile from the city Thursday morning. The Kuiken daughter in law Mrs Bob Kuiken received a fractured collar bone and injured hand. Four children in the car escaped injury. The paper notes local social events and obituaries, including a memorial for Tom Whitaker and an offer of $5 for best news tip.
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Richmond
Fred Kuiken
Junction City
Bob Kuiken
Fred Kuikens
Clarence Gault
Gene Hermreck
H. L. Gault
R. L. Gault
Ivan McLees
Leonard Weber
Lefa Higdon
Joe Milcfelt
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Whitney Young Jr
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Tokyo
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Beller
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Chanay
Richmond News
Mabel Chandler
Bernice Yerkes
Shawnee
Dan Dyer
Dana
Kelsey
Topeka
Charles Printy
Pamela
Frank
Ed Morford
Morford
Dorothy Midfelt
Todd
Mrs. L., Chandler
Lela Duffey
Lloyd Carr
Charley Weaver
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Roy Williams
Mrs
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Marge Minden
James Cochran
Colorado
St. Rose and Cray
Danny Milchell
Anderson County Hospital
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Miami County Hospital
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Mt. Olivet Cemetery
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Arvid Berglund
Optometrist
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A. G. Madison, O.D
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Don L. McKelvey
D.C
S. M. Brockway
J. C. South, D.C
R. C. Capron, D.C
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SKY Service
Herald’s
Medical Directory
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Frank A. Trump, M.D
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Louis N. Speer
M.D
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David G. Laury
Ottawa, Kansas
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Chester H. Strehlow, MD
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Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts, M.D
Surgery — Medicine
Henning Bros
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Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Towner’s
First National Bank
General American Life Insurance Co
Jack C. Kille
Mgr. Municipal
Main-Bell Drug Store
N. Main
Saale
Ween Beauty Bar
W. Ind
Ee Covaeleda Beauty Service
Maxine Lewis
June Kunard Zada Lewis
Robert Dillon
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Kansas
Pharmacy
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DR. Wikler
Buster Brown
Simon J. Wikler
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Franklin County
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