Mobile Classroom Fire Sparks Integration Protests In Chicago
A mobile classroom was set afire early today in Chicago amid protests by integrationists demanding desegregation. More than 150 demonstrators were arrested at the site as fires were battled and a second mobile unit nearby faced arson attempts. White and Negro pickets appeared at Mayor Daley’s home, while other cities reported sit-ins and marches against discrimination.
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Domestic Peace Corps Bill Clears Senate Narrowly
The Kennedy administration proposal for a National Service Corps passed the Senate 47 to 44 after a heated debate. House action is uncertain with hearings ongoing under Rep. Frank Thompson, who aims to reshape the measure before subcommittee review. The plan envisions up to 1000 corpsmen first year, rising to 5000 volunteers.
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Mental Health Funds Cut by House Commerce Panel
The House Commerce Committee reduced President Kennedy's mental health program from 847 million to 238 million, delaying the administration plan by shortening the funding period. Republicans led the move to cut 427 million set for local treatment centers, while preserving construction funds but objecting to salaries for staff in early years.
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