Cleveland and New York Seek School Integration Peace
Cleveland and New York confront ongoing school integration disputes as mediations and protests unfold. In Cleveland, officials plan talks at City Hall after Mayor Locher appeals to the Community Relations Board amid a violent week. In New York, the United Freedom Movement rejects a phased plan and leads sit-ins while thousands of students stay away.
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Trade pact signed with North Korea firms in 1964
Japanese businessmen signed contracts totaling 11.1 million dollars with Communist North Korea for the first half of 1964 and aim for 27.7 million dollars by year end.
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Baker Collected From Everyone On Meat Deal
Senate investigators testified that Bobby Baker took money from both seller and buyer in a Haitian meat deal. Francis Law and Thomas Webb Jr. said they and Baker profited, with Jose Benitez named as Puerto Rico's Democrat national committeeman. The closed hearings probe Baker's outside business ties and possible conflicts of interest.
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Subversion Formula in Congo Fueled by Magic and Terror
In Kwilu Province Congo rebels led by Pierre Mulele gain strength with Chinese and Moscow backing amid antiwhite hatred. Missionaries and priests are killed as government forces recapture towns while locals protest claimed land theft and slavery. About 150 officials reportedly killed.
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Backers Optimistic For Civil Rights Bill
Washington backers of the civil rights bill are cautiously optimistic as they fight to preserve the public accommodations section banning racial discrimination in places serving the public. Southern Democrats seek Republican support to add crippling amendments to the employment and federally aided programs sections.
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Riot Troops Sent to Alabama Desegregation Areas
State troopers positioned in two rural Alabama towns amid court-ordered school integration. Notasulga mayor James Rea urged Gov. George Wallace to deploy guards to prevent violence as Tuskegee troopers arrived. Twelve black students from Tuskegee High School were moved to white schools in Notasulga and Shorter after the high school closure.
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George Wallace
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Shorter
Heavy snows boost Texas panhandle farmers
A blizzard like snow storm shuts in Texas and New Mexico towns causing at least three deaths. In Amarillo farmers celebrate the snow saying it could bring a million dollar benefit to spring wheat and aid ranching.
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Texas
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Hold Cuban Boats Hold Cuban Boats
Four Cuban fishing boats and crews were held in Key West as Cuba and the United States prepared protests over the boats’ disposition. Cuban Foreign Minister Paul Roa claimed the boats were detained on the high seas and pushed into U S waters by armed Coast Guard patrols. He said protests would be made to the State Department and the United Nations and demanded the release of the boats and 38 crewmen.
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Warren hints Oswald widow testimony may stay sealed
Chief Justice Earl Warren said the final statement of the presidential commission may be released only after thorough questioning of Marina Oswald. He warned the public that information affecting national security could be suppressed for decades. The interview covered Oswald's activities in the United States after he brought Marina to the country.
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Tax Aid for College Parents Faces Senate Showdown
The Senate debated a proposed tax credit for parents who pay college costs. Administration forces argued the plan would cut $750 million in revenue the first year and $1.3 billion annually later, as lawmakers pressed for a close vote amid heavy parental pressure. The four hour session ended with the bill paused until today as leaders push to finalize work on the tax measure.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
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Secret Navy Satellite Will Monitor Solar X Rays
The Navy disclosed a secret satellite to monitor solar X rays and relay data to 15 nations during the quiet sun period. It may help predict solar storms affecting radio communications and manned space flight. launched piggyback on another satellite, its size and exact launch date are undisclosed. The craft indicates the sun is near its minimum activity in the 11 year cycle, a calm expected to last about two years designated as the 1964 1965 period.
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Washington
Navy
Earth
Ladd Died Of Brain Edema In Hollywood
Riverside County coroner reports Alan Ladd died last Wednesday from cerebral edema due to fluids. Coroner James S. Bird states the death will be ruled accidental. Alcohol and depressants combined to affect the central nervous system, with alcohol as the major factor.
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James S. Bird
Brake Shoe Firm Hints Of Expansion In Ohio
Development Director George Wilson accepted a government aided plan to create new jobs in Ohio. Ernest Fritsche, former Ohio Home Builders Association president, said 12 Ohio executives will visit Chicago to promote locating in Ohio. Gov Rhodes and Kempton Dunn discussed a possible expansion by American Brake Shoe Co. in the state.
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George Wilson
Ohio
Ernest Fritsche
Ohio Home Builders Association
Wilson
Chicago
James A. Rhodes
Kempton Dunn
American Brake Shoe Co
New York
Dunn
Carlisle seeks Ohio Supreme Court seat in GOP bid
Columbus reports appellate Judge Marshall M. Carlisle of Jackson filed petitions for the Republican nomination for Ohio Supreme Court. He seeks the unexpired term ending December 31, 1966, held by Judge Lynn B. Griffith. Carlisle's petitions show 4300 signatures from 36 counties. He is second to file. Municipal Judge Robert L. Harrington of Van Wert is the other candidate.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Griffith
Robert L. Harrington
van Wert
Traffic Injury Triggers Jackson Riot After Pedestrian Wounded
In Jackson Mississippi a traffic injury to a Negro student sparks city’s first racial demonstrations in six months. Police use tear gas and shotguns to disperse about 1000 protesters including many students at Jackson State College. Mamie Balard 20 Flora Miss suffers a fractured leg after being hit by a car on Lynch Street. driver arrested and cited for failure to yield.
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Jackson State
Moeller Resigns From NASA Educational Services Post
Walter H. Moeller of Lancaster resigns from his $17 925 a year job as assistant to the director of NASA Educational Services Division.
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Washington
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stegner Nominated Malta Postmaster by Johnson
President Johnson sent to the Senate for confirmation the nomination of Richard H. Stegner as Malta postmaster.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Richard H. Stegner
Malta
Taft Attacks LBJ Budget as Phony in Ohio Primary
U S Rep. Robert Taft Jr a Republican candidate for the Ohio Senate nomination labels President Johnsons budget a phony He criticizes lip service to economizing and cites big spending by the party Taft frames two main 1964 issues economic policy and U S stance against international communism In Youngstown two gunmen flee with about 1000 in bingo receipts from Our Lady of Hungary Church hall
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U. S. Senate
Ohio
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