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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1968
Page
1
The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations says government failure to curb rioting and urban despair risks a major crisis since the Civil War. It warns of possible expanded federal power to maintain order, cites seething cities near bankruptcy and rising dangers to the American system of plural government.
Newark schools will close annually on March 5 as Crispus Attucks Day after a 5-2 Board of Education vote. The move, urged by the Attucks Society, aims to inspire Newark students of African descent amid a majority NE population and follows Attucks being the first Black victim of the Boston Massacre in 1770. The dissenting member argued the measure discriminates against other groups.
Rep. Otis Pike of Riverthead announces a bid for the Senate against incumbent Sen. Jacob K. Javits, denouncing Javits as out of touch and highly liberal. Pike also hints at other Democratic rivals, with Rep. Joseph Resnick the only other announced contender for the nomination.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy rejected any immediate bid against President Johnson in Democratic presidential primaries. He told reporters he will not run against Johnson under any foreseeable circumstances.
Egypt suspends operations to release trapped freighters in the Suez Canal after Israeli forces fired on Egyptian boats surveying the northern wharf. The halt comes as tensions rise over access to the waterway and relief efforts for vessels stalled in the canal.
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