The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 April 1964 — Page 5

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THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Tues., April 14, 1964 Page 5

Gary School Boycott Friday GARY" UPI — A “Freedom Day” rally featuring two na-tionally-known civil rights leaders tonight will serve as a kickoff for a Gary school boycott Friday which sponsors believe will be observed by 18,000 pupils. Comedian Dick Gregory and the Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, Birmingham, Ala-, integrationist, will speak at the rally, which spokesmen for the Civil Rights Coordinating Committea said was planned “to further inform the public of the reasons for Gary’s school boycott.”

Wall Is Moved Closer By Reds BERLIN UPI — East German border guards, working under floodlights in the predawn darkness, today moved a section of the Berlin wall three yards closer to West Berlin. The new one-block section of the Communist anti-refugee wall was still four inches behind the actual border between East Berlin and the American sector of West Berlin near the U.S. Army’s Checkpoint Charlie crossing point.

Spaceman Has Ear Trouble HOUSTON UPI — Alan B. Shepard Jr., wobbly from the same inner ear inflammation that forced his former comrade John Glenn Jr. to quit politics, has been grounded temporarily. A National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) doctor revealed Monday that Shepard, like, Glenn, is suffering from labyrinthitis, an inflammation that affects the center of balance and causes dizziness. The doctor, astronaut physician Charles Berry, hastened to point out that the inflammation was not caused by the two astronauts’ space travels.

Cleveland Faces Negro Boycott There were racial trouble spots in all major geographical regions of the United States today—from New York across to California, from Ohio down to Mississippi. The hottest point apparently was Cleveland, where the city's 300,000 Negroes have been called upon to boycott two downtown department stores and the Cleveland Press newspaper. The boycotts are designed to dramatize a Negro campaign for 'Integrated education." Cleveland's 75,000 Negro children were asked to boycott schools next Monday. More than 650 demonstrators marched through Cleveland during the rush hour Monday without incident

Pass Petition MUNCIE UPI — Officials of a United Auto Workers local at the Borg-Wamer plant here today began distributing a petition protesting what they claim is an “unfair” tariff advantage for Canadian automobile parts. President Kenneth Boggs of L T AW Local 258 said Monday that 700 workers are currently laid off at the plant. Muncie s largest employer, partially because of the tariff situation.

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NICOSIA, Cyprus UPI — Gunfire swept sections of Nicosia bordering the “green line” truce zone today, causing casualties and clearing the street A Greek Cypriot government communique said one man died of wounds received in the shooting. A United Nations spokesman said one other man and a

woman also were shot.

Greeks Protest ATHENS, Greece UPI — Greece today protested to Turkey against Turkish persecution and expulsion of Greek residents. Authoritive sources said the protest note was a final effort to convince the Turkish government to stop the actions against Greeks in Turkey. The actions are the result of the dispute over Cyprus.

Traffic Toll 286 An 11-year-old girl was killed at Greenfield Monday night to raise Indiana’s 1964 traffic fatality to at least 286 compared with 284 a year ago. The victim was Julia Osborn, Greenfield, w^ho ran into the path of a car driven by Robert Gabel, 19, Greenfield, on Indiana 13.

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