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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

13 Nov 1958

Page 11

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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1958

Page

11

Civil rights push targets schools churches hate literature

Justice Department sets new rights legislation aims at dynamiters threats and hate literature. Attorney General Roger Rogers said proposals will cover civil rights and southern resistance to school integration. Grand jury to probe Birmingham ministers for potential civil rights violations. Also mentions free dance classes at Long Beach City College Dance Studio with community leaders referenced.

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Washington UPI Willam P. Rogfers Rogers Birmingham Ala Long Beach City College Itom Carson St Lakewood Seay JA. W. Wilson Hh, Hubbard Bamblage South-Sibliny de Rogers Clark Ave Eugene Connor
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Chrysler Paralyzed by Strike

Detroit 8,000 Chrysler office workers represented by the United Auto Workers halted production, shutting all eight assembly plants. About 48,800 workers were idled. 40,000 will miss Friday pay. Total Chrysler workforce about 95,000, with 70,000 union members. Negotiations ended Tuesday with no resumption date set.

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Detroit Chrysler Corp United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Chrysler Autorative UAW -While-Rollan
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Museum director dies after illness in Philadelphia

Guttara Carlson, 63, longtime director of the Franklin Institute Museum, died Wednesday in Philadelphia. He previously served as curator of geology and mineral industries at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry.

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Philadelphia Guttara Carlson Franklin Institute Museum Museum of Science and Industry Chicago
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