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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
2
Fremont police seek three thieves described as a gang with an open door policy. A pickup truck was used, and victims reported their doors were refinished after the break in. The incident follows broader labor and anti-union controversy cited in separate statements.
A city news item reports a push in Congress to repeal Section 148 14B allowing states to ban union shop. A 24 to 10 House vote approved repeal but faces delay as Chairman Powell signals a potential pocket veto while lawmakers consider enforcement of civil rights riders. The piece links antiunion sentiment to southern states and ties it to civil rights opposition. It cites leaders like Martin Luther King Jr and discusses the concept of the free rider in union agreements.
Bridgnorth drivers faced long delays as a Swan family and their four cygnets wandered onto a main road. Police were called to calm agitated motorists who threatened the frail birds, creating a notable Wait? Sn Weekend traffic disruption. The scene contrasts with a separate recall of a Sant Antonian and a light want ad.
A march on City Hall and a third, unofficial school boycott pushed by civil rights leaders targeted Chicago School Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis and classroom integration. Roy Wilkins and James Farmer planned to lead marchers, while court orders sought to curb absenteeism and desegregation protests. The scene included police, city officials, and ongoing tensions over de facto segregation in Woodlawn and other public schools as discussions continued with Mayor Daley and federal authorities.
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