Harlem and the Race Problem in New York City
A news feature argues Harlem embodies the Negro problem in New York City and notes demographic shifts, housing patterns, and legal equality. It cites civil rights leaders, police views, and the idea that tensions there stem from poverty and segregation, not legal barriers.
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South
New York
Harlem
Walter Aus
UPD
New York City
Upper Manhattan
Iar
Stamey Lowell
City Commission On Human Rights
Lowell
Demonstrations held up pending meeting results
In Jackson Mississippi city officials planned a grievance session with Negro leaders to decide if mass racial demonstrations will proceed. NAACP official Medgar Evers said a mass meeting would hear outcomes, while Mayor Thompson invited four Negro ministers to participate. Similar tensions echoed in Greensboro and Clarksdale as groups pressed for desegregation actions.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Allen Thompson
Tro
Wgnesto
Bar Faorapson
Evers
Greensboro
N.C
Clarksdale
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Elizabeth City
Smallhelm Regional Council
Atlanta
Joe
Elyria Plant Strike Hits 250 Workers at American Standard
A seven hour bargaining session failed to resolve a dispute over incentive rates on new furnaces and other grievances at the American Standard Air Conditioning Division on Woodford Ave. Local 268 of the International Molders and Allied Workers Union AFL C10 authorized a strike, with 23 members voting and 3 4 of them approving. Production halted as office workers observed nickel lines, and union and management meetings concluded without agreement.
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American Standard
Woodford Ave
Plattoday
James Dossall
International Molders and Allied Workers Union Afl
Palladeum
Dastall
Wion
Kenneth Moaffet
Betweet Wiog
Albert Heener
Manwacturing
Wiliam Henry
Larry Showaller
Albert Vonbera
Dos
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio today and tonight
A warm day with sunshine early giving way to partial cloudiness this afternoon and tonight. A few showers are expected tonight, with highs near 70 and a low around 54 to 60. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and little temperature change. Sunday temperatures range 35 to 66.
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Ohio
Main Street U S A exhibit comes to Elyria this week
Elyria hosts Main Street U S A at Parsch Lumber Co near the post office for four days. Five railroad cars recreate a century old street with original 1900s items from Henry Ford Museum. The Chronicle Telegram and Elyria Chamber sponsor the public exhibit opening Wednesday at 10 am, closing Saturday at 5 38 pm.
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Fintype
Typewriter
Elyrians
Oldsters
Elyria
Main Street
U S.A
Parsch Lumber Co
Fivo
Henry Ford Museum
Elsria
Chronicle-Telegram
Edyria Camber of Commerce
Elsing
Okie high school champion Ken Greer misses state record
Amherst athlete Ken Greer narrowly misses the state record yet wins the Okie high school championship with a 38 yard ram. The page also notes Civil War Memorial ceremonies, a Lorain auditor delaying widow’s water works payment, and Elyria seventh and eighth grade track honors.
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Ken Greer
Amherst
Okie High School
Lorain
Franklin Sweefs
Elytia
Ely Stadium
Birmingham
New London
Bridge
Erie County
Florence
Benrietta
Syria Iraq may abandon United Arab Republic risk
Syria and Iraq signal doubts about federation with Egypt raising fears of Egyptian dominance. Baath party leaders in both nations show misgivings while internal strife and pro Nasser factions shake Cairo plan to create a union by September. Baghdad reports say a weekend plot to overthrow Bakr’s government involved army officers and 120 civilians.
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Cairo
Bach Sd
Jellec
Bath
Gamal ‘Abdel Nasser
National Front
Nasser
Iraq
Syria
Baghdad
Ami Baath
Middle East Mews Agency
MENA
Ahmed Hassan Bakr
Supreme Court rejects Wallace appeal over federal troops in Birmingham
The Supreme Court denied Gov. George Wallace’s complaint that President Kennedy acted illegally by sending federal troops into Alabama amid Birmingham race violence. The unsigned one paragraph decision said the papers show no more than preparatory measures and no basis for relief, with Justice Bryan F. White not participating.
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Washington
UPD
Supreme Court Today
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama
Birmingham
Wallace
Bryan F. White
Oberlin Woman Second Weekend Crash Victim
An Oberlin woman, Antonia Harangi, 38, died after a two car collision on Route 13 near Oberlin Road. Edna Heuser, 66, of Willard, died on arrival at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred around 12:20 a.m. Saturday when Heuser’s car and Harangi’s vehicle collided after Harangi’s car allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign. Harangi, coeditor of a Hungarian periodical, and her husband Dr La Harangi, moved to Oberlin from Pittsburgh three years ago. Heuser was Wesley Heuser, 58, husband of another local resident. The wreck severely damaged both cars and prompted patrol investigation.
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Oberlin
Elyria Memorial
Oberlin Rd
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Antonia Harangi
North Pleasant
Pope’s Condition Still Serious In Vatican Update
Vatican sources report Pope John XI remains in very serious condition though doctors noted moments of improvement overnight and this morning. The bulletin cites limited hopeful signs amid uncertainty in Rome as the papal residence awaits further medical word.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XI
de Vatcan
Six Die In Jersey Turnpike Pileup In Fog
A multi-vehicle collision on the foggy New Jersey Turnpike killed at least six people and wounded ten, with two in critical condition. Police crews cut through tangled wreckage in the northbound lane near Newark as emergency workers recovered victims from burning trucks and passenger cars. Several trucks carried cargo bound for markets in New York City as responders from local ambulance squads aided victims at the scene.
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New Jersey
Bates
Tvo
S Uck
Newa
Robert Bennke
St. James Hospital
Newark
Elizabeth General
Aledian Brothers
Elizabeth
Alexian Brothae
Sor Reber Carener
Ehaabe Volunteer Embulance Squad
New York City
Gradual plan rejected by Washington Supreme Court
The Washington Supreme Court turns down a proposed gradual plan, ruling against a staged approach in a case involving a top official and related party names. The decision underscores a firm stance on timing and steps for implementation, prompting reconsideration by involved agencies and residents.
Oberlin students donate blood after fatal crash
More than 20 Oberlin College students and several faculty members answered an emergency blood drive for Elyria Memorial Hospital to help the injured in a two car crash at Route 113 Oberlin Rd. Antonia Harangi 38 died from lacerations and internal injuries Edna Heuser 65 also died at Emu Memorial. Donations continued with volunteers and college staff driving to Elyria to give blood for Harangi.
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Oberlin College
Elyna Memorial Hospital
Uife
Antonia Harangi
North Pleasant St
Oberlin
Edna Heuser
Willard
Emu Memorial
Heuser
Harangi
Karl H. Heidleberg
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