No Violence Theme For Capitol March Moves Forward
Civil rights leaders led by Roy Wilkins said violence cannot be guaranteed to be absent at the Washington march planned for Aug. 28 with up to 100000 participants. President Kennedy endorsed the event as peaceful, while AFL-CIO formed a committee to fight racial discrimination and coordinate the labor movement’s support.
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Washington
Roy Wilkins
Senate
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
White House
Meany
Ken-t
Johnnnedy
Labor Federation
Profumo
Ste-1
Phen Ward
Bailey Court
Tion
Cams Ward
The
Senate Commerce Committee
Ward
George Pancol
George C. Wallace
Profuma
Naval
Alabama
Ross R. Barnett
Charleston Club
E. Ah St
Jadhe
Jumo
I.t
Pancol
Urban League Plans Talks At National Conference
The Anderson Urban League announces its participation in the Urban League National Conference on July 28 at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. A panel of five leaders will discuss how urban groups reduce racial tensions and broaden opportunity.
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Anderson Urban League
Urban League
Statler Hilton
Los Angeles
William B. Harper
Henry Steeger
Sidney H. Alexander Jr
Wichita Urbant League
George O. Butler
NUL
Arthur J. Edmunds
Pittsburgh Urban League
Austin IL. Handy
Rhode Island Urban League
Harold Sorg
National Council of Protestant Episcopal Church
Percy H. Steete Jr
Washington
British Conservative Party Survives New Labor Attack
London reports show the Conservative government fending off another Labor motion of censure by 29 to 232 with a signal confidence vote. scandal allegations involve rent controls and a prostitution ring linked to public figures, while a separate Telegraph claim notes a shadowy front man for a security ring.
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London
Macmill
Peter” Rachman
Notting Hil
Lonom
Christine Keeler
Marylin
Mandy) Rice - Davies
Sketch
Macmillangraphy
House of Communities
the Commons
Langry
Harold Wil
Tere
Communist Unity Sought as Sino Soviet Split Deepens
Moscow hosts a high level meeting with leaders from the Soviet bloc including Khrushchev to rally world Communists against China as Sino-Soviet rifts widen. East European delegates and observers attend amid talk of a new summit to align against Beijing and solidify Moscow’s leadership.
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Moscow
UPI
Ni-1
Willi Stoph
Kita S. Khrushchev
Ont
Withsman
Council of Ministers
China
Khrushchev
Ieaders
AL West
Chibania
Red Chimin
Hungary
Toj
United States
Russia
Mongolia
New China News
Janos
Woscoming
Gheorghe Gheorghiu
Bioc
Communist Bloc
Europe
Communist Party
Paris fashion show signals shift to longer skirts
AP dispatch from Paris notes designer Jacanes Heim unveiling new silhouette as fashion writers describe a move toward longer skirts. Quotations from Heim and commentary suggest a fresh trend among his clientele.
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Paris
Paris Bemlines
Jacenes Heim
Fiemines
Heim
4 H Fair Opens With Queen Crowning and Sheep Show
The Madison County 4H Fair opens its first day with a Queen crowning at 8 p.m and a morning sheep show at 7 30 am judged by Jim Outhouse. District Gold Medal judging for sheep begins at 12 noon at the fairgrounds in Beulah. crafts and food preservation and a State Fair entry selection are also judged. The steers sale is set for 6 p.m and Harold Berry, county agent, leads Thursday’s schedule alongside other events at Alexandria Beulah Park.
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Madison County
Jim Outhouse
Beulah
Jim Out
Queen County
Harold Berry
Harry Martin
Comlard Kinsinger
Wito
Omy Enties
Wil Ireland
J, Barne
William
Minaichad Te Yueniyer Ie Restee
Lsle
Tao
Pugial
Weber
Mary Winkler
Sois
Lou Eads
William Burns
Mae Hore
Phil Van-Den
Nee Losch
Ed Lott
Volitan School
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Metropoliti
Kennedy Rail Dispute Plan Seeks ICC Power Transfer
Two officers from an Anderson Township school patron group pushing a metropolitan school district filed petitions and a resolution to create the unit. They seek congressional action to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission and address a rail dispute, with Township Trustee Willis Whalen listed in the filing.
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Kennedy
Congress
ICC
Anderson Township
Metropolitian
Anderson
Willis Whalen
Inet Wieht
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Jfor
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict In Shooting Case
A Latoseve Doyle Fox vice president of the township committee faced a guilty verdict for the shooting case. The jury found 28 year old Henrietta Threet guilty of voluntary manslaughter after deliberating into the night with assistant officials and court officials present.
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Latoseve Doyle Fox
Winkler
Fox
Tan Hartman Lad Alanine
Henrietta Threet
Carl T. Smith
Big Three Continue Ban Talks Amid Nuclear Pact Hurdles
Moscow reports show American British and Soviet negotiators pressing for a voluntary settlement on bans and a nonaggression pact linked to a broader security framework. Officials see possible early signing if barriers are removed, while Kennedy officials push for tailored collective bargaining to avoid compulsory arbitration.
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Moscow
Inet
W. Willard
Wirt
Isage
Congress
U.S
W. A
Harriman
Kennedy
McNamara urged to declare NC cities off limits to troops
NAACP and CORE telegraphed Defense Secretary McNamara demanding two North Carolina cities New Bern and Havelock be declared off limits to military personnel until racial discrimination ends. Pentagon said no plan to banish troops. Ten Marines were arrested in New Bern for civil rights protest trespassing and profane language.
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Durham
N.C
UPI
Deese
Robert McNann
North Carolina
New Sem
Havelock
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
McNamara
Cherry Point
New Bern
Governors Fellow Orders Civil Rights Clash at Governors Conference
The 55th annual Governors Conference opened with a vote dissolving the resolutions committee over civil rights and racial equality. Republicans Rockefeller and Hatfield led the drive, while Alaska's Egan sided with 15 Republicans against the move. A two hour session was set for Tuesday to discuss civil rights with five minute slots for each governor.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Governors’ Conference
Ernors
Asfeller
Congress
New York
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Mark ©. Hatfield
Oregon
GOP
Rockfeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
William A. Egan
Alaska
Egan
Party of Civil Rights
Pesolutions
The
United
Democratic Party
George C. Wallace
Alabama
School Reorganization Questions For Public Study
An Indiana report outlines how school corporation reorganization works and what the law does not require. It explains that consolidation only occurs with voter approval and that county committees study current structures to propose efficient administration or maintain existing arrangements.
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School Corporation
Phcel
African nations press UN for Portugal boycott and action
At UN headquarters a Liberian official and several African ministers asked the Security Council to impose a world boycott on Portugal over its colonies. They warned that delay could drive African states to act independently if the council does not move on Angola Guinea Mozambique and South Africa. The May Addis Ababa meeting was noted as a precursor to today’s appeal.
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N.Y
Stim Fdter
Council
Tries
U.N
Angola
Guinea
Moz
Portugal
J. Grimes
Slim
Rudolph Grimes
John Karefa Smart
Sierra
Mrlcan
Leone
Vic
South Africa
Mindana
Malagasy
L-nation Council
South
New Arrivals and Local Births Across Anderson Area
An items list reports births at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital with names and addresses of newborns parents in Anderson and nearby towns. Included are multiple boys and girls born to families such as Allen Purdy Parkhurst Gray Eldridge Dubois Stuart Thomas Eastman Stringer and others with locations in Anderson Frankton Alexandria and Chesterfield. The report also notes a political dispatch from Lisbon via foreign ministers discussing Portugal's African policy and South Africa s role in the debate with mentions of Ghana Morocco Tunisia and Guinea along with officials Badcoke and Nogueira.
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St. John's Hospital
John Allen
Tiller Ave
Joseph Haddin
Tuncis
Community Hospital
Ralph Purdy
Central Ave
Robert Parkhurst
Ted Gray
Nichol Ave
Phillip Eldridge
Russell Dubois
James Stuart
Chesterfield
William Thomas
Frankton
Bily Eastman
Alexandria
Charles Stringer
Arrow Ave
Arimnes “Spedes
Astate
Alcountries
Portugal
South Africa
And
Ahmedi
George Taggart
Anderson
Taibi Benhima
Morocco
Portuguese Guinea
G. F. Badcoke
Resi
Monjhome
Ling
Indianapolis
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George Alex Frost
34Th St
British Conservative Party
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Leland Boren
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Morrisee
Threet
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We Mead
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Andyroacs
J. Bayne Burton
Adf
Burton
Mirs
Lawler
Robert Pribble
Ken
Aneth Houck
Britain
Colums
Rotary
Anderson Rotary Club
John W. Showalter
Charles Laughlin
Charles H. Dickmann
James 8. Martin
George Davis
Robert W. Shoemaker
John A. Farr
Charles Chastain
Philip J. Tibbetts
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