Six Whites Shot In Maryland City
Cambridge police and state officials ordered National Guard troops back into Cambridge after roving gunmen wounded six white residents during hours of racial rioting tied to a segregated sit in demonstration. Governor Tawes, after conferring with the adjutant general and State Police, said troops were needed to restore peace following renewed violence in the town's worst night of unrest in two years.
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Cambridge
National Guard
Odell M. Smith
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Gov. Tawes
Tawes
State Adjutant General
State Police
Moorehead Named Senator As Legislature Recesses
Ohio's General Assembly recessed until December 2 after resignations by Senators Fess and Zellar. Rep. Max Dennis and Tom Moorehead were appointed to fill the vacancies in the 9th-14th, 15th-16th districts. The body planned a study of welfare reform and possible reapportionment and prepared to act on a $250 million capital improvements bond issue if approved in November.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Lowell Fess
R-Greene
Board of Review
Robert Zellar
R-Muskingum
Board of Tax Appeals
Max Dennis
R-Clinton
House
Fess
Zanesville
Tom Moorehead
Zellar
Delaware County
Washington County
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Mechem
Ecuador Junta ousts president amid palace siege
Ecuadoria reports two fates as junta seizes power in Quito after exiling President Carlos Arosemena. Tanks surround the palace while a crowd clashes, killing five and wounding three according to a radio report heard from Colombia. Arosemena, blamed for drunken conduct, refused to resign as defense ministers were named.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Colombia
Arosemena
U.S
Maurice Bernbaum
Gustavo
Kennedy Panel Opens Study on Railroad Labor Dispute
President Kennedy’s fact finding committee begins a new study to draft July 20 recommendations on the four year labor dispute over work rules. The panel, chaired by Secretary Wirtz, weighs arbitration and potential mediation as a looming rail strike is deferred to July 29.
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Kennedy
E. Hallman
Western Carriers Conference
J. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Afl-Cio
George Meany
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Stuart Saunders
Norfolk and Western
Harold Heiss
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
James Reynolds
Saunders
Washington
Congress
Labor
Castro Denies U S Charges On Subversive Agents
Fidel Castro’s regime rejects U S claims it sends potential subversive agents via Grand Cayman. A Havana broadcast monitored here cites a Cuban foreign Ministry communique denying air travelers en route through the Cayman island are Castro agents. Reports also note Cuban airplane arrivals caused disturbances at Grand Cayman airport. Columbus notes appointments by House Speaker Robert Cloud to committees, including George A Banks to Public Improvements Inspection and D O Taber to Civil War Centennial Commission.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
U.S
Latin America
Columbus
House
Robert Cloud
George A. Banks
Athens
Public Improvements Inspection Committee
D. O Taber
R-Gallia
Civil War Centennial Commission
Khrushchev and Kadar Hold Decisive Talks in Moscow
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Hungary's Janos Kadar meet in Moscow while the Soviet Chinese talks proceed. Tass reports focus on Hungary's economic reforms and unity, loosening political controls, Vatican thaw, Mindszenty release, amnesty for 1956 fighters, and improved U.S. relations.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Kremlin
Tass
Kadar
Vatican
Catholic Church
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Gas Fired To Quiet Savannah
Heavily armed police and state troopers fired tear gas for the second night to disperse crowds and block a mass march in Savannah Georgia. Two Negro teenagers were shot and treated. one man, Gene Drew, was hospitalized with a back wound. The unrest followed a 2000-strong rally at a recreation center led by Rev Andrew Young. Police reported no clear racial motive. a shot occurred that officials called likely accidental.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Ernest Moore
Here
Moore
Andrew
Garnet
Manawha
Moores
O. F. Miles
Miles
Charles Walker
Kanawha County
Willie Gibbs
Lawrence Carpenter
D. A. Nickerson
C. N. Cooke
J. O. Blevins
Gibbs
Mrs. Moore
Cooke
Blevins
Savannah
Walter Williams
Gene Drew
Memorial Hospital
Drew
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Young
Southern Leadership Conference
Martin Luther Kingay
Aggressive Young Man Sought for Car Lot Cleanup
Help wanted at Jones Buick Used Car Lot at 800 E State St. Apply in person Thursday only. Over 40 applicants already applied. For assistance or employment, call The Messenger Classified Ads at LY 3 1242 and ask for an Ad Writer.
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Jones
E. State St
the Messenger
Lodge Walks Into Mess With Vietnam War Policy
A historical dispatch notes U S aid to French Vietnam and later South Vietnam totaling about 5 billion dollars with 12 000 troops, 84 American deaths and no clear end. It cites Buddhist tensions under Diem, potential civil war, and failed reforms after Kennedy era discussions.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Indo-China
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Viet Nam
Diem
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