DAR Convention Bends History on Crispus Attucks Eligibility
A columnist recounts the Daughters of the American Revolution convention in Washington and questions whether Crispus Attucks could join. The DAR notes Attucks died before the Revolution's formal start, calling his riotous Stamp Act era action premature while linking Hancock and the Lexington battles to earlier upheavals.
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Supreme Court
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Marian Anderson
Constitution
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John Hancock
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Lexington
Concord
Law and Order
Washington Riot Scene Explains Capital Slum Contrast
A vivid tour of Washington DC contrasts the city’s clean federal core with a neglected Negro neighborhood at 7th and 14th streets where April rioting and fires left scattered damage. The observer notes limited residential impact, lingering debris, and a lack of public action or clear lesson learned.
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Washington
New York
Harlem
Chicago
South Side
Eye Bags and Aging Skin Causes and Cures
Reader asks what causes bags under the eyes. Dr Molner explains they come from thin skin that stretches. weight gain, water retention, and underactive thyroid can contribute. For some, limited plastic surgery may help, but most should avoid unnecessary treatments.
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U S and North Vietnam inch toward Paris talks
U N Ambassadore George Ball warned North Vietnam it cannot improve its bargaining position with further attacks in South Vietnam. Administration sources said infiltration rose to as many as 80,000 North Vietnamese troops in March and April, aided by the March 31 bombing limit. Soviet officials in Moscow voiced guarded approval of preliminary talks between the United States and North Vietnam.
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Dien Bien Phu
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U.N. Post
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Meet the Press
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Hanoi
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
HUAC Recommends Detention Centers
Washington AP report notes a House Committee on Un American Activities recommendation to use detention centers to counter guerrilla style moves by mixed Communist and Black nationalist groups. The 65 page document, prepared largely by Phillip Abbott Luce, urges actions to curb urban guerrilla warfare and movement freedoms.
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House Committee
Edwin E. Wills
D-Law
Revolutionary Action Movement
RAM
Peking
Robert Williams
Revolutionary Contingent
New York
Students For A Democratic Socciety
SDS
Thomas Hayden
Salute to Irving Berlin on Sullivan Show lights up New York
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports an 80th birthday tribute to Irving Berlin on CBS with President Johnson greeting, images of the Statue of Liberty, and a finale by Berlin with Camp Fire Girls Scouts. Stars like Bing Crosby Ethel Merman and the Supremes perform Berlin hits, with Harry James and Peter Gennaro and group dancing. The show blends material from Berlin’s catalog into a milestone broadcast.
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NEW York
Irving Berlin
Ed Sullivan
CBS
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Statue of Liberty
Fred Waring
Berlin
Bing Crosby
Ethel Merman
Robert Goulet
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Supremes
Harry James
Peter Gennaro
North Carolina elects Hawkins with 18 percent in governor race
In North Carolina, Dr. Reginald A. Hawkins, the first Negro candidate for governor, captured 124,558 votes or 18 percent, forcing two white opponents into a possible second primary. Lt. Gov. Bob Scott led the Democratic field with 325,510 votes, while Mel Broughton trailed at 225,583 and may seek a runoff. If a runoff occurs, it would be June 1, with Gardner set to face the runoff winner after Saturday’s GOP victory.
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N.C
Cap
North Carolina
Reginald A. Hawkins
Charlotte
Hawkins
Cratic
Mel Broughton
Broughton
Scott Broughton
U.S
Jim Gardner
Jack Stickley
Television Log Full Day Schedule Dense with Classics
A dense listing of daytime and prime time television schedules from a historic newspaper page. Entries show program times, titles, and occasional channels or audiences, featuring classics such as Leave It To Beaver, Gunsmoke, Captain Kangaroo, and I Love Lucy across morning to late night slots. The piece reads like a TV grid with numerous cross references and repeated network blocks.
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Mike Douglas
Kansas
Ottawa Herald Advertising Subscriptions and AP Note
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and out of area readers with monthly and yearly options and notes its status as a member of the Associated Press. The notice provides prices for in area one month to one year and out of area rates, and confirms exclusive AP news use.
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