CORE Asks For Legal Holiday in California
Wilfred Ussery of CORE wires Gov. Reagan and mayors of San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco urging April 9 be a Black Tuesday national observance with pay for all state and city employees. The telegrams ask business leaders to join in recognizing Dr. Kings life work with a paid holiday for black municipal staff.
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Tuskegee Institute calm released trustees after 13 hours
A group of students freed the president and 11 trustees of Tuskegee Institute after locking them inside a campus building for more than 13 hours. Among the trustees was retired Gen. Lucius B. Clay, former U.S. military governor of occupied Germany.
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Dymally Credits Black Congress For Calm South
In Los Angeles Senator Mervyn Dymally credits the Black Congress with maintaining calm after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. death. The group, spanning many Negro organizations, urged restraint in the Southland as National Guardsmen monitored Tuskegee Institute where student unrest led to campus tensions and a temporary college closure.
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Rockefeller urges action tribute to King in NY legislature
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged New York lawmakers in a Sunday message to pass broad social legislation swiftly as a tribute to the memory of assassinated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He said honoring King requires action, not tears, and his plea was to be read when the Legislature reconvenes.
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Selz Ordered Back To Prison In Welfare Fraud Conviction
Ralph James Selz, 58, released from prison a year ago after a 20 year to an murder sentence, was ordered back to prison by Madera Superior Court after pleading guilty to attempting to obtain old age welfare benefits to which he was not entitled.
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