Rock Throwers Pelt Autos in Syracuse Night of Turmoil
In Syracuse New York small groups of Negro youths patrolled the South Side for seven hours hurling rocks bottles and debris at passing cars. In Mississippi authorities banned bridge jumping after Billie Joe McAllister incident with four injured in the disturbance. Police reported lootings and scattered arrests as patrols guarded streets and cars faced rock damage.
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Syracuse
N.Y
South Side
Ivan Jenkins showcases large carp caught at local creek
Ivan Jenkins of Ted's Mobile Home Court shows a 15 and a 14 pound carp from Opequon Creek Family Camp Ground. He noted he caught the fish recently while fishing in the creek near the camp ground.
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Ivan Jenkins
Opequon Creek
Mr. Jenkins
Ted
Philadelphian Chosen Miss Black America
Saundra Williams, a 19 year old Philadelphia dancer and college student, won the Miss Black America title at the Ritz Carlton in Atlantic City. She edged seven rivals, spoke on shared housework, and aims for child welfare work rather than modeling. Williams will receive a Puerto Rico vacation, a trophy, and a modeling contract.
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Atlantic City
Saundra Williams
Ritz Carlton
Convention Hall
Miss Williams
Williams
Philadelphia
Fiji
Puerto Rico
Berkeley schools begin full grade school busing integration
Berkeley California starts a city wide plan to bus about 3 500 grade school children between Negro and white neighborhoods using 25 buses. Dr Dan Freudenthal calls it the first thorough large scale integration system in the country as 9 000 grade school children from 11 schools move from white highland to black flatlands areas through fourth to sixth grades.
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Berkeley
Calif
Dan Freudenthal
Berkeley Board of Education
University of California
Freudenthal
Berkeley Highlands
Flatlands
University of Minnesota auctioning surplus items from Cold War era
In Minneapolis, UNiversity of Minnesota funds repurpose leftover items from the Cold War era. Pens with Russian greetings, band buttons, and washcloths are among leftovers being disposed of as part of a campus cutback.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
University of the
Gopher band stranded by canceled Soviet exchange visit
A 60 member band planned a cultural exchange to the Soviet Union under U S auspices, but the trip was canceled by the Russians with help from Czechoslovakia and the United States. Director Dr Frank Bencris cutto and the bandsmen faced a lurch with goodwill messages left unread.
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Soviet Union
United States
Czechoslovakia
U.S. Ment
Frank Bencriscutto
Lurch
Dear Heloise column tips for kids and chores
Reader notes cover repurposing inexpensive kiddie pools as sandboxes for year round play and moving blocks on beds with foam between mattress and box springs. Also advice on protecting hangers with plastic bags, preserving privacy with carbons, and preventing knitting finger injuries with a rubber finger cover.
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Kiddo
Heloise
G. A. Fagley
Jennie Douglas
Olio Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with definitions and partial hints for fill in. Answers include various fruits animals plants and regions, spanning multiple lengths and wordplay styles.
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America
Peace Corps
Pelt Autos
Billie Joe
Greenwood
Miss
Leflore County
Tallahatchie River
Bobbie Gentry
Dodson Bros
Aniki
Paper Mill
Winchester
Dial
P.O
Enterprise
Lions Club
Frederick CO
Mary Helen Massie
New York Times
Missi
P.S
Nell Levenson
Jean, the
Bean
Tina Ramacciotti
King Features Syndicate
Tne
Olio
Arabian Gulf
Egypt
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