NEA delegates clash over race, education reform
Detroit report notes NEA convention discusses race segregation within unions and teacher salaries. Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions leader Ferry blames higher education for racial woes, calling colleges a poor investment in practical wisdom. A proposed NEA desegregation plan targets Southern state affiliates, with opposition from Southern teachers.
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Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
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Ferry
American College
NEA
Brown urges federal aid for California water loss
California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr calls for U S government help to cover 725 million for replacing lost Colorado River water. In a letter to Sen Clair Engle he cites enlarging the California aqueduct as needed to offset diminished river rights and praises the Supreme Court ruling allowing Interior Secretary to allocate dry period water. Brown plans a meeting with Interior Secretary Stewart Udall next month to discuss West water development.
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Sultan of Zanzibar Dies After Surgery
Sultan Seyyid Abdulla Bin Khalifa, 85, died after emergency operation in Zanzibar. He had ruled Zanzibar and Pemba for less than a week after succeeding his father on 17 7960, following a year of illness and earlier leg amputations.
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Seyyid
Abdulla bin Khalifa
Spice Island
Sultanate of
Pemba
NAACP Delegates Meet in Chicago to Map New Fight
About 1,500 delegates gather in Chicago for six days of strategy conferences on racial integration and equal rights. The meeting aims to plan new programs and tactics for advancing integration, with reports of desegregation actions and related events in Detroit and North Carolina.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Detroit
Rev King Booed as Eggs Hit Car in Harlem Protest
Event report from New York describes Rev. Martin Luther King Jr's Harlem appearance interrupted by egg throwers and hostile shouts from a mixed crowd, with police restraining supporters and a high-tension stage for civil rights action amid nationwide demonstrations.
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Brooklyn
Rehain
Harlem
Missippi
Alabama
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Treat Your Shoas to Stop Athlete's Foot
Ad pitches CamPHo-PHENIQue Powder to stop athlete's foot by inhibiting fungus growth between toes and in shoes. It claims two actions and urges sprinkling between the toes and inside footwear for effective treatment.
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Athlea
California builds big for education
California plans an immense university system expansion projected to serve 588000 students by 1975. The Reader's Digest July issue analyzes whether this growth will overburden taxpayers and become a defining identity for students. Readers are urged to buy the magazine.
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