Russian Baptists Jailed For Anti Social Work
Moscow AP report says six Baptist sect members were jailed in Rostov on antisocial activity charges and for indoctrinating children with nonsensical books. May 2 baptism and illegal Sunday School described amid court scenes. names include engineer P D Belenky and others Zhovmiruk Bolgovya and Yerisov. Russian Baptist Union notes Mtsensk group is separate but fanatical.
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Soviet Union
Teacher's Gazette
Rostov
Don
Don River
Young Communists’? League
Gazette
Boleshevik
Baptist Sect
P. D. Belenky
Zhovmiruk
Bolgovya
Yerisov
Mtsensk
Orel
Alexander Karev
Baptist Union
King plans Cicero march amid Chicago clashes
About 200 civil rights demonstrators faced bricks and bottles in South Deering while 1,500 onlookers watched. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reaffirmed plans to march to Cicero on Sunday, as 16 were arrested and one officer was hurt. King later addressed a 400 person student rally and said the march would proceed with work and living rights in Cicero.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Cicero
Openshouting Demonstra
Chicago Freedom Movement
West Elsdon
Gage Park
South Deering
Zoo
Allowhite
Jesse Jackson
Southwest Side
King
Christy S. Berkes
Otto Kerner
Albert A. Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Army To Enter War On Poverty Training Plan
Washington AP reports the Pentagon will launch an October program to provide supplementary training at military bases for men who fail to meet standard enlistment criteria. About 40,000 trainees this year and 100,000 annually are expected, with up to 85 percent retained for duty. Trainees would be sworn in and given honorable discharges if they cannot meet standards.
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Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
McNamara
New York
Armed Services
Army
Ft. Dix
Nae
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Ft. Knox
Ft. Gordon
West Germany in crisis as generals clash with minister
West Germany faced a leadership crisis as a feud between military and political figures intensified over allowing servicemen to join a labor union. Gen Heinz Trettner asked to retire in protest against Defense Minister Kal-Uwe Von Hassel's policy, while Lt Gen Werner Panitzki was suspended for criticizing the government and air force purchases. The dispute prompted calls for strong leadership from Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and the Bundestag amid tensions over military control.
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Germany
West Germany
Kal- Uwe von Hassel
Ludwig Erhard
Heinz Trettner
Armed Forces
von Hassel
Public Services and Transport Workers Union
Defense
Ministry of Trettner
Ministry
Air Force
Werner Panitzki
Panitzki
Defense Ministry
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