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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

9

Sit-down Protests in Chicago Police Round Up 150

Demonstrators marching on City Hall are mass arrested as police push to clear a Grant Park sit down. Leaders including James Farmer and Sidney Finley are detained. arrests total over 150 with many loaded into paddy wagons. Daley urged Willis to be dismissed, Willis to retire by 1966.

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Father of the Year judging panel named in city council post

The Father of the Year selection panel includes Rev Don Baugh San Antonio Council of Churches Eugenia Davis A B A Women’s Federation and Armindy Bahn sen a former Father of the Year The children’s letter contest on Why My Pop is Tops will be judged by W P Coleman LA Girl Scouts rep Mrs Charles Cheever Jr and George Kolland Boy Scouts The deadline for 60 word letters to Majestic Building is Monday with prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars Closing date for nominations is Tuesday and judging is Wednesday

Father's Day Council Fri- Way Don Baugh San Antonio Council of Churches Eugenia Davis 8. A. Women’s Federation Armindy Bahnsen

Court decision sparks debate on Communist rights in unions

Paul Roberts reports on a Supreme Court ruling upholding a labor act clause that bars Communist party members from holding union office. Critics call the decision a victory for democracy while praising the claim that it exposes the totalitarian nature of communism and its disdain for opposition within unions. The piece contrasts U S law with what it claims are repressive practices in Communist countries.

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