Meredith marks birthday as he resumes march in Mississippi
James Meredith, wounded in 1966, marches 34 miles on his birthday from Batesville toward Jackson, amid taunts from white youths and warm greetings from Black residents. He renews the “march against fear” to highlight fear in Mississippi and plans to continue at 8 a.m. Monday.
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Batesville
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UPI
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Mississippi
Jackson
Sardis
Cora Lee Stewart
James Meredith
Weather Update for Middletown: Fair and Cooler Days Ahead
The forecast calls for fair, cooler, less humid weather today and Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Tonight’s lows near the 50s and southeast winds. Yesterdays rainfall totals and year-to-date figures are presented for Middletown with 18.57 inches this year and 12.52 inches last year.
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Middletown
Nation
Atlantic
Ohio
Tennessee Valley
Great Lakes
Great Basin
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Southern Plains
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Lockout myth denial from New York welfare commissioner
New York welfare commissioner Mitchell Ginsberg calls it an utter myth that workers are locked out for striking. He accuses Social Service Employee Union members of harassment and intimidation of nonstriking staff on Direct Line.
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New York
Wnbc-Tv
Direct Line
Mitchell Ginsberg
Social Service Employee Union
Times Herald EBC Cork 1967 Middletown rate card summary
The May 1967 issue of the Times Herald shows circulation figures with an average May 1966 value of 37,323. It lists publication details for Orange County Publications Division, Ottaway Newspapers, and pricing: single copy 10 cents, carrier 40 cents a week, mail subscription 20 dollars per year for several counties.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N.Y
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Sussex
Pike Counties
Hussein calls for Arab unity amid Middle East crisis
King Hussein of Jordan urged a common Arab policy during a taped Amman interview describing it as the crisis's most important task. He did not rule out permanent peace with Israel and said Arabs must set a united position, while denying charges of Western planes aiding Israel.
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King Hussein
Jordan
Middle East
Amman
Israel
India backs Arab stand in Middle East policy
Indira Gandhi won unanimous backing from the Congress party for her Middle East policy. The All-India Congress Committee approved a resolution stating the aggressor does not reap rewards of aggression. In Bolivia, reports say 21 civilians died as government forces seized key tin mines to curb a suspected Communist-led movement.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Middle East
All-India Congress Committee
LA Paz
Bolivia
Catavi
Siglo Veinte
Haununi
Franco seeks party monopoly in final parliament session
Spain's parliament reconvenes to pass laws including granting the National Movement a virtual political monopoly. A religious liberty bill and a partial election machinery bill also await action. The monopoly measure would empower the movement and its 16 member national council as the top arbiter of politics.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
National Movement
National Council
Soviet Says Mao Policy Jeopardizes China's Communist Future
The Soviet Communist party issued a major ideological statement accusing Mao Tse tung's line of petty bourgeois adventurism and great power chauvinism. The Central Committee warned this combination endangers the future of communism in China on the eve of the USSR revolution anniversary.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
China
Communist Central Committee
Korea Honors War Start With Remembrance and Resolve
South Korea marked the 17th anniversary of the Korean War with tributes to victims. President Park Chung Hee led government and military leaders in prayers at Dongjak National Cemetery and urged readiness to repel any future Communist aggression.
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Seoul
South Korea
Park Chung Hee
Dongjak National
Kosygin Tours Niagara Falls Silent in Soviet Press
Moscow reporters omitted Kosygin's Niagara Falls sightseeing trip and did not report on his second summit round with President Johnson at Glassboro New Jersey. The omission left readers without coverage of the premier's travel or the Glassboro talks.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Niagara Falls
Kosygin
Johnson
Glassboro
N.J
Kosygin voices Vietnam peace path after talks with Johnson
Soviet Premier Kosygin said the Vietnam issue shows deep U.S. USSR rift and can only end if bombing of North Vietnam stops and U S troops withdraw from South Vietnam. He praised Vietnam’s struggle and predicted victory for its people.
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Johnson
New Jersey
Alexei Kosygin
U.S
U.S.S.R
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
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