Muslim Leader Threats Elevate Chicago Security
Dozens of uniformed patrol men lined stations around a funeral home this morning and police searched floral tributes for bombs as Chicago police tightened security after reports that Elijah Muhammad 67 leader of the Black Muslims was marked for death. New York police later said six Malcolm followers left on separate missions to avenge him. Muhammad spoke at a news conference denying any link to the slaying and saying his group had expelled Malcolm in 1983.
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Chicago
South Side
Elijah Muhammad
New ‘York
Malcolm
Muhammad
Canary in Double Danger Appears Fine After Kitchen Mishap
Mrs. F. A. Farham reports her canary Joey Boy survived a curious accident. A vacuum cleaner nozzle swept the bird from its cage during a phone call and a subsequent rinse and hair dryer treatment followed. She notes the bird has not been seen singing since but is eating well.
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Gateway restaurant opens under new management in Atlanta
The Pickrick in Atlanta, once closed by Lester Maddox for segregation, reopens under new owners after a federal court order. Jack Googer, 45, becomes the first Black diner, as the eatery named Gateway ends its segregation policy and resumes service, following Maddox’s shutdown and fines for maintaining segregation.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Jack Googer
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Googer
Strike Hurts Galveston as Dock Walkout Persists
Galveston faces its longest dock strike since 1935 as about 3,080 longshoremen and thousands in related sectors stay out. Roughly 30 ships linger offshore awaiting cargo work, with city economy suffering an estimated 100000 dollars daily. Pickets express willingness to continue past Christmas, while businessmen report widespread strain and uncertain loans.
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Sland
Gulf of Mexico
International
West Gulf
South Atlantic
Viet Military Keeps Scene In Confusion
The Armed Forces Council deposed Khanh and he left Saigon for Dalat. Maj. Gen. Tran Van Don was named to head the Central Intelligence Agency as command shifts spread. U.S. leaders urged continued South Vietnam support while bombing talks and arms shipments to the Viet Cong remained in consideration.
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Little Minh
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Dalat
Armed Forces Council
Khanh Iat Dalat
Saigon l
Saigon
Ministry of Psychological Warfare
Military Council
Tran van Don
le van Whieu
Central Intelligence Agency
Don
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
de Mont
U.S
Mansfield
Jhharges
Hanoi
Democratic Republic of
Manlio Brosin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
France
South Viet Nam
Laos
Thailand
Maxwell D. Taylor
Southeast Asia
Trio Held in Railroad Car Thefts
DENISON (RP) three railroad men were held after recovery of about $10 worth of goods stolen from box cars amid an estimated $190000 theft. Sheriff Woody Blanton said arrests were expected and noted furniture television sets tires and food were among the items recovered from box cars routed to their destinations. The thefts were hard to detect with some victims not discovering losses for days or weeks. Two railroad firemen and a switchman were involved.
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Denison
Sherif
Woody Blanton
Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railroad
Blanton
M-I-T
Howard Da Silva Nominated Twice for Oscars in Film Roles
Howard Da Silva, noted for his work in For the People, was twice nominated for Academy Awards. The actor earned nominations for roles in She Last Weekend and Two Years Before the Ast.
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Howard DA Silva
For the People
Stadium ideas shape HemisFair era plan for events
City survey of public schools shows Northside plans larger stadiums while most districts approve current capacities. Alamo Stadium holds 22 500 and 1963 games drew 5 663 on average with the Lee Brackenridge game reaching capacity. ERA studies HemisFair amusement zone and parking and trees for the grounds are being planned. Municipal Affairs Committee includes Mrs. Cockwell, Bob Jones, Jack Shelley, Robert Nelson, John Bitter, Winston Martin and Mrs. Alfred W. Negley.
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San Antonio
Steves
iNorthside
Northside
Alamo Stadium
Itair
Dan J. Rheiner
Gath
C. E. Cockwell
Bob Jones
Jack Shelley
Urban Renewal Commission
Robert Nelson
John Bitter
Winston Martin
Alfred W. Negley
HemisFair
Harriman to Visit Israel on Johnson Mission
Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman is expected to undertake a special mission to Israel this week for President Johnson. He is to confer with Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol and other officials on the impact of West Germany cancelling an arms supply program for Israel after Egypt objected to the deal.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Israel
Johnson
Harriman
Levi Eshkol
West Germany
Egypt
Local Fare Claims New Flavors Roaring Ahead
A brief note highlights Quy hot rolls as a fresh, market debut not yet seen nationally. It adds our coffee is richer than typical, suggesting intentional quality or sourcing rather than mere chance.
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