Southerners Reject Kennedy Civil Rights Proposals
Southern members of Congress condemned President Kennedy's civil rights program. Senate leaders warned it would expand federal power to every business and home, while critics argued it threatened states' rights and could prompt federal enforcement nationwide.
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Hot Line Pact Signing Near Between U S and Soviet
U.S. and Soviet disarmament negotiators said a teletype hot line linking Moscow and Washington could be signed before Friday. The Atlantic cable would run via London Stockholm and Helsinki to Moscow with a code machine complex in both capitals.
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Exchange Club hears heart specialist at noon luncheon
Dr. Donald H. Ferguson spoke on The Heart at the Anderson Exchange Club noon meeting in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Billie Schuyler introduced the speaker as many members attended the chartering of the Exchangettes Club at Don's Barbecue. Reports covered the Indiana Exchange Clubs Convention set for July 12 to 14 in Michigan City with delegates Billy Schuyler Don Schafer and alternates Lloyd Rains and C. W. Haven. Washington notes 47 700 000 in school last year including 5 700 000 in college.
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C. W. Haven
Evers Buried at Arlington With Nation Mourners
More than 1,000 attend the funeral for Medgar Evers at Arlington National Cemetery. Government officials and leaders of major Negro organizations join the service as taps sounds and an honor guard fires.
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API
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Trial ordered in case tied to civil rights death and arson
A judge orders a temporary trial for Vernon Isley and co defendants in a collision and fatal shooting tied to the 1962 civil rights era. The record recounts grieving widows, veterans, and NAACP involvement as prosecutors seek a lasting court action.
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Hoover Makes Comeback Report
New York reports former President Herbert Hoover showing steady improvement after a serious illness described as anemia and intestinal bleeding. Hoover rest and comfort measures continue at the Waldorf Towers as doctors monitor his recovery amid the Septembers term and ongoing health concerns.
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