Segregation in Bus Travel Faces ICC Challenge
A Freesom Riders lawyer urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to use regulatory power to end segregation in interstate bus travel. Mississippi countered that ICC action would be illegal. RFK asked the ICC to set rules requiring race neutral seating and posted notices in buses and terminals. CORE's Clark Rachlin, returning from Jackson, Mississippi, said hundreds were arrested as activists push to eradicate a long standing practice.
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APJ
Interstate Commerce Commission
Restaurart
Clark Rachlin
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
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Rachlin
GOP Women Disagree With Goldwater in Arkansas
The Greater Little Rock Women’s Republican Club rejects Sen Barry Goldwater’s view that opposing Fulbright would be a waste of time. They urge a careful look at Arkansas politics to decide if an opponent should run next year and commend Rockefeller for remarks suggesting possible opposition to Fulbright.
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Ark
Republican Club
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Arkansas
Winthe Rockefeller
Fulbright
Evening TV Schedule Fragments From Flagstaff Cable
Readable fragments show a dense late afternoon to evening lineup with icons of classic shows. Programs include Wagon-era Westerns, comedies, news blocks, sports, and feature films across repeats and specials.
Metropolitan Opera negotiates Far East tour amid contract dispute
The Metropolitan Opera in New York negotiates a potential Far Eastern tour for spring centered on the Osaka Festival in Japan. A 10 to 14 day plan may include Japan, Manila, and possibly Australia with about 200 performers and local orchestras. sponsorship and artist availability are uncertain as mediators prepare new talks.
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Metropolitan Opera
Musicians Union
Herman E. Krawitz
Mel
Osaka
Japan
US State Department
Far East
Manila
Philippines
Australia
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Met
Krawitz
Abed J. Meiuti
American Federation of Musicians
Metropolitan Opera Association
Judge Wren sworn in with ceremonial robe exchange
The swearing-in of Judge Wren featured a robe loaned by visiting Judge Hass Jones of Maricopa County. Jones authenticity traced to Justice Levi Udall’s era. Wren and his wife Betty received warm greetings as they concluded the ceremony with attendees offering congratulations.
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Wren
Hass Jones
Maricopa County
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Betty
Justice Udall
Berlin Crisis Continues At Open Gates On Border
West German motorists with special entry permits used two crossing points along the 25 mile frontier into East Berlin as tensions persist through the remaining gates. Western Allied vehicles were not affected by the new order. Protestant church leaders urged East Germans to stay calm amid protests.
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East Berlin
Oder
East Germany
Marriages and Property Deeds Highlight Coconino Notices
The Coconino Daily Record lists several land deeds including quit claim and joint tenancy transfers to Clyde Hutcheson and others, plus merges involving Title and Trust Co. It also records multiple marriage licenses and ceremonies conducted in Flagstaff and nearby areas on August dates, naming Albert Calloms, Brenda Hughes, Gilbert Ortiz, Ruth Salazar, Nancy Tollefson, and Willian Joseph McNarla among others.
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Ticenses
Albert L. Calloms
New York City
Brenda Hughes
London
England
Gilbert Ortiz
Ruth Salvazar
Flagstaff
Edward Lee Brewer
Jaqueline Foley
Tucson
Londoon
Tudge Ross F Joties
Ruth Saliar
Flagstaf
Flagstadt
Justice of the Peace
James F. Brierley
Nancy Jo. Tollefson
Magatoff
Willan Joseph McNarla
Prescoll
Flagataft
Ron T. Roberts
Bolivia Declares Martial Law in Santa Cruz After Incident
Washington AP reports Bolivia’s Victor Paz Estenssoro decreed modified martial law in Santa Cruz, amid a cargo plane interception by Bolivian fighters that left a pilot dead. Four U.S. citizens and a Brazilian aboard the Constellation were held, with officials awaiting a La Paz embassy report.
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State Department
Santa Cruz
Bolivia
U.S
Department
Victor Paz Estenssoro
la Paz
Florida
Kennedy Discusses Aid Plan with Eisenhower
President Kennedy spoke with Dwight D. Eisenhower about the long range foreign aid program. The White House said Kennedy phoned last month to seek support for development funds borrowed from the Treasury. Eisenhower had endorsed the plan, but did not involve him in the Berlin crisis.
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Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Plarre Salinger
Eisenhower
Eisnhower
Treasury
Salinger
Weather summary for Northern Arizona and region
Considerable cloudiness today with possible rain showers and isolated thunderstorms. Southeasterly winds 6 to 12 mph. Tonight’s low around 53. Tomorrow’s high about 77 with continued unsettled conditions.
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Grand Canyon
Kingman
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Dr. Beckwith Dies. Flag Summer Resident at Miami
Dr J Holden Beckwith 73 summer resident of Flagstaff died August 7 at his Miami home. Cremation followed. ashes to be scattered near San Francisco Peaks. Born Avon New York, raised Michigan. Dentist. led Miami Rotary Chamber of Commerce, Red Cross, United Fund roles. first president Florida Society of Oral Surgeons. 22nd degree Mason. held multiple community posts.
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Flagstaff
Miami
Fla
San Francisco Peaks
Beckwith
Avon
N. Y
Flint
Mich
University of Michigan
Print Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Community Chest
United Fund
Red Cross
University of Miami Citizens’ Board
Florida State Society of Oral Sugeons
American Society of Oral Surgeons
Committee of One Hundred
Indian Creek
Coconino
Saints and Sinners
Quarterback Club
University of Miami
Mayor Wagner demands resignations from Board of Education
New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner pushes for the nine-member Board of Education to resign after a three-man inquiry found it should bow to the mayor’s demand. Rockefeller orders a special legislative session to decide the fate of the board as the education crisis deepens.
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New York City
Board of Education
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Democratics
Nelson A. Rockeeller
Rockefeller
Arthur Levitt
Democratic Organization
Rockeller
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Republican Organization
West Berlin tensions test Western firms stance
Officials view East Berlin sealing as a Western dilemma with no military intervention planned. Protests to the Soviet Union are deemed insufficient, with two possible steps under discussion. An appeal signed by Pastor Kurt Scharf and Bishop Otto Dibelius urged East German Protestants to seek peace, caution, and faith to ease life’s miseries.
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East Berlin
West Berlin
Kurt ‘Scharf
Evangelical Church
Otto Dibelius
Berlin
One Penny Bread Cost Hike Seen
AP reports rising manufacturing costs may push bread prices higher nationwide. American Bakers Association president E. H. Kelley cautioned it would be a near miracle if prices don’t rise soon as millers face higher flour costs and a $2 government support price for next year’s wheat, with farmers delaying sales awaiting higher prices.
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Pioneers Group Plans Historic Site Survey Meeting
Dr. Robert C. Euler of Arizona State College and Barton Wright of the Museum of Northern Arizona met with Velma Woffman Herbert Metzger and Harry Metzger to finalize plans for a statewide historic site survey in Coconino County. The Arizona Pioneers Historical Society committee mails record forms to northern members and organizes trips to Sedona Williams and Fredonia to gather landmark information.
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Robert C. Euler
Arizona State College
Barton Wright
Museum of Northern Arizona
Velma Woffman
Herbert Metzger
Harry Metzger
Cocaninio County
Arizona Pioneer's Historical Society
Arizona
Coconino County
Northern
Society
Fort Tuthil
Ewer
Euler
Wright
Sedona
Williams
Fredonia
Anna Emmons
Jack Graves
Wiliams
Leonard Heaton
Jonia
Appeal Trials Next Tuesday For Convicted Freedom Riders
In Jackson Mississippi nearly 200 convicted Freedom Riders face appeal trials beginning next Tuesday in Hills County Court. Judge Russel Moore scheduled arraignments for three additional riders after 188 had pleaded innocent to breach of peace charges. The cases stem from refusals to obey police orders to move on during desegregation attempts at the state capital terminal.
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Jackson
Miss
Freedom
Hills County
Russel Moore
Hopi Meet Opens in Hotevilla With Tribal Leaders
A three day Hopi meeting opens in Hotevilla with Danatchongva the Sun clan chief announcing the gathering. Representatives from several Indian tribes will attend to discuss Indian problems. Katchongva says the plan includes a face to face meeting between Hopi leaders and leaders of other countries.
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Danatchongva
Katchongva
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