Commies Urge Negroes Revolt Cited by Cuba and China
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports broadcasts from Communist Cuba and Red China urging African Americans to engage in armed revolt and guerrilla warfare in U.S. cities. The piece notes Chinese and Cuban propaganda, use of Radio Free Dixie, and figures like Robert F. Williams and Frank Coe in the campaign.
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William L. Ryan
Cuba
Red China
America
National Liberation Movement
Radio Free Dixie
Robert F. Williams
U.S
Peking
Frank Coe
U.S. Senate
International Monetary Fund
China
Mao Tze-tung
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Mao
Peking Radio
Film Stars Daughter Among 8 Die in Bus Crash Near San Clemente
A bus carrying 65 members of the Canyon Church of Canoga Park collided head on with seven vehicles on U. S. 101 south of San Clemente. Eight people died including Deborah Lee Rogers 12 adopted daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans and Debora Russell 11. Ten were seriously injured. The bus, 21 years old with no emergency exit, veered after a front tire blew out. The group had been returning from delivering goods to La Esperanza Orphanage in Tijuana.
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San Clemente
Calif.p
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
U.S. 101
Disciples of Christ Chapel of the
Rogers
Miss Evans
Debora
Joan Russell
Robert Russell
Granada Hills
Calif
Margaret Huss Armijo
Albuquerque
N. M
Jo Ellen
Joseph
Marie Huss
Fallbrook
Susan
Catherine
Ohio River area works for money in public works bill
Public works appropriation bill awaiting President Johnson action funds Ohio River area projects. Racine dam and lock bid set at 6.2 million dollars while Reedsville Belleville lock and dam receives 16.5 million. Docking survey 24 thousand and Muskingum survey 20 thousand. Cyprus note reports Greece withdrawing some forces from NATO to defend Cyprus.
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Hocking River
Muskingum River
Ohio River
Publice Works
Johnson
Associated Press
Racine
Reedsville
Belleville
Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
Makarios
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Classified Ad Offer for 16 Words 3 Days
Messenger classifieds promote fast sales with 16 word ads for 3 days at 3.36 dollars. Include phone numbers LY 3 1242 and LY 3 1431 to start.
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Messenger
Prosperity Platform Hopes Shape Democratic Campaign
White House economist Walter W. Heller told platform writers the Kennedy Johnson years will yield a near 150 billion dollar production rise, signaling prosperity for a peace prepared campaign. Douglas Dillon promised tax reform and further income tax cuts while civil rights discussions surfaced quietly among Southern delegates.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Walter W. Heller
Heller
Democratic Party
Johnson
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Atlantic City
N. J
Douglas Dillon
Robert R. Richardson
Atlanta
114 Year Old Adams Aims For 120 Despite Tree Climb Woes
AT MORE Alabama ex slave Will Adams, born August 20 1850 in Virginia, plans to live to 120. He will turn 114 Thursday and still recalls work at a sawmill until 94 and river log rolling prowess though a fall from a pecan tree two years ago slowed him. His daughter Mattie Thomas notes the incident prompted his first doctor visit and a shift toward acting his age.
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Ala
Will Adams
Adams
Mattie Thomas
W. T. Smith Lumber Co
Chapman
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Virginia
Alabama
CORE Opposes Mississippi Delegates at Democratic National Convention
The Congress of Racial Equality urges Ohio delegates to oppose seating of Mississippi delegates at the Democratic National Convention. CORE argues the Mississippi delegation should not be seated amid ongoing civil rights tensions and calls for scrutiny by the Ohio delegation.
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Columbus
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Ohio
Mississippi
Lady Bird Johnson Visits Green River for Rally
In Green River Wyoming the First Lady Lady Bird Johnson spoke to a crowd of over 4,000 during a campaign event that drew both Goldwater supporters and Democrats. The town labeled it the biggest event in Green River and Sweetwater County in years as residents enjoyed the luncheon and festivities.
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Green River
Wyo
United States
Lady Bird Johnson
Goldwater
Sweetwater County
Nix On That Woman Nonsense Says 90 Year Old Arab Sheik
BEERSHEBA Israel the elderly Arab sheik Suleiman el Huzeil denies interest in the Dayton Ohio divorcee offer to join his harem for a year at 50 000. He says he advertised for a wife in 1958 but none met his standards. He is believed to be about 90 with 39 wives and 70 children. Mrs Miller of Dayton remains hopeful seeking financial security for her two daughters.
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Nix
Beersheba
Israel
United States
Sheik
Suleiman el Huzeil
Desert
Marie Miller
Dayton
Shiek
Two Armed Escapees Sought Around Meigs County
State patrol and Meigs County deputies comb the Ball Run Wolf Pen area north of Pomeroy for Roseville Prison Farm escapees Robert Mason and Edward Holmes. A helicopter aids the search as two missing Corvair cars are traced to the Pomeroy area.
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Ball Run-Wolf Pen
Roseville
Athens
Gallipolis
Meigs County
Pomeroy Motor Co
Highway Patrol
Robert Mason
Emporium
Edward Holmes
Zanesville
Carl H. Hughes
Shawnee
Hughes
Ironspot
Pearl Cavince
Muskingum
Pennsylvania
Mason
Ohio
Pomeroy Auto
Holmes
Ball Run
Wolf Pen
Woodlands
Congress Adjournment Effort Faces Reapportionment Clash
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield pushes to sidestep reapportionment disputes and seek adjournment this week. President Johnson and Senate leaders plan to weigh the $3.3 billion foreign aid bill while Republican Sen. Dirksen links delays in court-ordered state district redrawings to the agenda. Liberals vow a long fight and seek focus on other matters.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Mansfield
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Keating to Seek Re election as Independent
New York Senator Kenneth B Keating a Republican from Rochester announced plans to run for a second term. He expressed dissatisfaction with the party ticket and said he would run independent of it citing differences with Barry Goldwater.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Rochester
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Strike Looms In Detroit Over Auto Contracts
The United Auto Workers rejected new contract proposals from General Motors Ford and Chrysler signaling a possible crippling strike. A decision on the primary target among the Big Three will come at the UAW International Executive Board meeting in Chicago Thursday.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW International Executive Board
Chicago
Journalist Becomes President of Lebanon
Beir ut Lebanon Charles Helou a 51 year old journalist and lawyer was elected president to succeed General Fuad Chehab who assumed office in 1958 amid U S Marine intervention during Lebanon's civil strife.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Charles Helou
Helou
Fuad Chehab
U.S
Civil Defense in Hocking County Update
Protection for presidential candidates sought in Congress reported across The Messenger. Editorial and parade coverage planned through the week. Pro football outlook highlights expected peak attendance and public interest.
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Civil Defense
Hocking County
Congress
Goldwater Plans Large Television Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater and aides outline a flexible television effort costing about 4.5 million dollars to begin before September. Republican leaders expect Democrats to spend over 8 million on President Johnson's TV campaign.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Dean Burch
Johnson
Chicago Riot Ends With 40 Arrested in Suburb
Rioting flared in Dixmoor a Chicago suburb on Monday night but police halted the disturbance with minor damage and injuries. Forty arrests, 27 white, mostly for disorderly conduct or inciting a riot. Two injured as rocks were thrown at passing vehicles amid a five hour clash last night into Monday morning.
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Dixmoor
Ill
Chicago
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