Hoover Says Rights Drive Free Of Reds
In New York on December 12, FBI Director Edgar Hoover defended the civil rights movement as not Communist dominated. He warned against dangerous opportunists and imposters who would ally with any organization, urging vigilance against those who bypass legal processes. He criticized exceptions and condemned extremists who attack law and order.
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New York
Edgar Hoover
FBI
Chicago
Hoover
Pennsylvania Society
Society of Pennsylvania Women
Johnson Launches Vista Volunteers In Anti Poverty Push
President Johnson announced the first 20 Vista volunteers for the domestic poverty program, saying idealism and success rest on their efforts. The group, aged 8 to 20, includes Elizabeth M. Brown of Kinston NC, a longtime advocate for retarded children, and is the forerunner of 3,500 slated to serve within a year. Johnson described the volunteers as guides to the young, comforters of the sick, and teachers of marketable skills. He also named Hubert Humphrey to lead in poverty war efforts and said Sargent Shriver will coordinate the nationwide program with Humphrey.
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Washington
Johnson
Peace Corps
America
Vista
Elizabeth M. Brown
Kinston
N.C
Peadady College
Tennessee
College of William and Mary
Ann
Columbia University
Caswell Center
North Carolina Association For Retarded Children
National Economic Opportunity Council
Hubert A. Humphrey
Sargent Shriver
Don’t Scratch Stop Bathing Doctor Says
Chicago health expert urges reduce bathing to curb winter itch pruritus. Dr Frederick J Szmanski of the University of Illinois Dermatology warns soap and water strip skin protections and can keep a person scratching through May, causing scaly skin in severe cases.
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Chicago
University of Ilinois
Frederick J. Szymanski
University of Illnois
Trade body plan blocked by Soviet US voting split
The 77 developing countries pressing for a General Assembly move to create a World Trade promotion machinery face a snag due to the Soviet US no voting deal. They planned a conference every three years a trade and development board meetings twice yearly and a year round secretariat. Four spokesmen will meet Assembly President Alex Qualson-Lackey of Ghana to push for a timely vote.
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United Nations
N.Y. Dee
General Assembly
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Geneva
U.N. Conference On Trade and Development
Trade and Development Board
Assembly
Alex Qualson-Lackey
Ghana
Regal Gypsy Queen Buried in Charlotte Rites
Kalie Ruby Johnson 61, matriarch of the Johnson Gypsy clan from Montgomery to Duke Hospital, buried in Evergreen cemetery Charlotte. About 70 clan members attended Greek Orthodox services as rites included wine and soft drinks poured on the vault and money gifts to aid her journey after death. Estimates of money gifts ranged from 200 to 2900 dollars.
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Charlotte
N.C
Kalie Ruby Johnson
Evergreen Cemetery
Montgomery
Ala
Duke University Hospital
Durham
Vlama
Mrs. Johnson
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