Mob Actions in US Hit by Ex Justice Whittaker
Lawrence Kansas voices from the Inter-Century Seminar report on mob action in civil rights protests. Ex Supreme Court justice Charles Whittaker warns that rabble-rousers and avowed communists infiltrate demonstrations, incite campus chaos, and attack law and order. He cites Berkeley and other campuses as examples of assaults, kidnaping, and suppression of police, urging adherence to law while criticizing forced equality as government policy.
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Science Magazine
King Turns to Problems of Migrants
Miami area visit by Dr. Martin Luther King and staff of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference spotlights migrant labor camps as a key issue. He plans talks with local leadership on slums rent gouging unemployment and underemployment and will discuss these problems at a Wednesday news conference.
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Miami
Martin Luther King
Souther Christian Leadership Conference
Dr. King
Married Priest Hopes to Start Guest House
In St Petersburg Florida Roman Catholic Father Anthony Girandola 40 says he will seek a guest house for married priests amid estimates that about 5000 US priests have left the clergy to marry He criticizes church secrecy about priestly marriage and notes his wife and infant son accompany him as he contemplates a new life outside priestly ministry while acknowledging excommunication if revealed as a priest.
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St, Petersburg
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Anthony Girandola
U. S
Girandola
Charles W. Utter
Westerly Sun
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Rescue Center
Cubans Escape 21-Foot Boat to Safety in Miami
Miami refugees say 26 Cubans crowded a 21 foot craft for a three day voyage to reach safety. The vessel carried 18 men five women and three children with five exiles aiding the escape. The arrival raises the daily airlift total to 320 as more try to flee Cuba.
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Miami
Celia Perez
Cuba
INLRB Opens Hearing on Two Vegas Casinos Case
The National Labor Relations Board opened hearings on 14 charges of unfair labor practices against the Sahara and Thunderbird hotels in Las Vegas. The American Federation of Gaming and Casino Employees, led by Tom Hanley, alleges workers were threatened and intimidated to curb union activity and claims Sahara raised wages in January to deter union demands.
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Sahara
Thunderbird
American Federation of Gaming and Casino
Tom Hanley
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