See No Respite In Maryland Racial Dispute
In Cambridge Maryland the racial unrest persists despite two peace efforts. National Guard released 14 demonstrators including Gloria Richardson who had been arrested while picketing a drugstore. A human relations committee was appointed, and Gov. Tawes held talks with Negro and white leaders. Demonstrations continue amid guarded hopes for gradual progress.
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Cambridge
National Guard
Gloria Richardson
Calvin W. Mowbray
Cambridge Non-Violent Action Committee
Branche
Tawes
Collins
Easton
Bethel Ame
Annapolis
Gov. Tawes
Dorchester County
State Police
Teacher Sought In Slaying at Inquest in Cleveland
Cleveland police seek Miss Allene Leonards a Garfield Heights schoolteacher subpoenaed to testify at the inquest into the gangland style killing of Melvin L. Gold. Leonards says she was with racketeer Alex Shondor Birns until 10 30 p m the night Gold was slain Birns has been questioned and is also subpoenaed to appear at Wednesday s inquest and is free on 50000 bond set by the coroner.
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Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Invest
Melvin L. Gold
Allene Leonards
Alex (Shondor) Birns
Gold
Birns
Samuel R. Gerber
Miss Leonards
Jake Factor Becomes U S Citizen
John F. Factor known as Jake the Barber becomes a United States citizen before the same judge who once tried him on income tax. Deportation actions were dropped after President Kennedy pardoned him. In December the Immigration Service briefly pursued removal over a 1943 mail fraud conviction. Jackson News. Route 2 crash leaves two dead. Charles Harper and Charles Crigger injured seriously in Point Pleasant vicinity.
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Los Angeles
John F
Jake the Barber
Factor
United States
Immigration Service
Kennedy
Point Pleasant
Charles H. Harper
Huntington
Charles Crigger
Ravenswood
Holzer Hospital
Livestock Auction Listing for Ponies and Mares
All have been sold. One stud pony and three brood mares with colts offered as a group. Also two ponies and forty eight with colts, one more pony and fifty one with colt broke to ride, one gelding not broke. Three yearling fillies. Classified ad promotes buying or selling livestock via The Messenger with a 16 word ad for one dollar and a contact phone LY 3 1242.
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Sice
Ohio Draft Call Sets August Induction for 1095 Men
Ohio Selective Service announces an August induction call of 1095 men with the youngest eligible at 22 by August 1 unless volunteering. The Messenger area counties list Athens eight, Gallia six, Hocking three, Meigs five, Perry three and Vinton one. Also Dayton report notes a plan to seek Ohio National Guard help to reduce Labor Day traffic crashes.
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Columbus
Ohio Selective Service
Messenger
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Dayton
Warren Nelson
Ohio National Guard
Logan Armory Ground Broken in Logan Industrial Park
Ground was broken for a 15000 square foot National Guard Armory in Logan Ohio near Route 33 as the first building in the Industrial Park. The project valued at 210746 includes officials Barton Holl and Harry Armstrong praising community cooperation and planning for a Goodyear plant additional water and sewer extensions. Completion is targeted for March or April 1964 with notable attendees from state and local authorities and trade groups.
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Sandy Levenson
Logan
National Guard Armory
Route 33
Barton Holl
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Holl
National Guard
Hall
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Harry Armstrong
Righdrd
Armstrong
Roland Bright
Hocking County
Bright
E. C. Hostetler
Ohio
Raymond Strasburger
Hull
H. L. Minton
Carl Hoskins
Francis Myers
Logan Trade Club
John E. Goodlive
Logan National Guard
Burt N Nixon
Trade Club
Max Davidson
Logan Development Corp
R. B. Perkins
Trade Club ‘Industrial
New Straitsville Water Project Halts Over Funding Delay
Work on Straitsville’s water distribution, financed by a 114000 Housing and Home Finance Agency loan, stopped after the federal government failed to provide an advance for a 30000 contract payment to Cook and Son Construction Co. Bond sales were expected to cover funds, but no approval came by the Monday deadline, suspending maintenance and construction until money arrives.
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NEW _ STRAITSVILLE
New Straitsville
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Cook and Son Construction Co
Huntington
W. Va
Fair Edition Premium List At Athens County Fair
The Messenger includes a Fair Edition Premium list for the 112th Athens County Fair scheduled August 7 to August 10, detailing events, prizes, and schedules for the four day county fair.
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The
Messenger
Signs Of Hope For Nuclear Test Ban Crisis
Washington reports Democrat leaders and President Kennedy seeking a settlement to avert a railroad strike. The wartime timeframe compels a special board to produce a factual report by Friday and President Kennedy to send legislation to Congress by Monday for swift action before the July 29 deadline.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Special Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Rhodes Signs Revised Unemployment Compensation Bill
Gov James A Rhodes signed a revised unemployment compensation measure restricting benefits and raising employer contributions to about 56 million dollars annually. Columbus Construction and Building Trades Unions watched the signing as the Ohio AFL-CIO Council opposed the bill. In Moscow, Harriman and Lord Hailsham met Gromyko amid cautious optimism for a nuclear test ban framework with talks continuing privately. At Vandenberg Air Force Base a Titan ICBM was launched in a routine training flight.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Columbus Construction and Building Trades Unions
Ohio
Afl-Cio Council
Moscow
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Andrei A. Gromyko
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Gromyko
Groneyko
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Vandenberg
China and Russia pause talks in Moscow amid mutual accusations
Chinese and Soviet delegates again recessed in Moscow during "peace talks" as both sides accuse the other of trying to split the Communist world. The exchange follows strained negotiations over unity and alliance.
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China
Russia
Moscow
Peking
Lenin Hills
India
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist Party of China
World Socialist Camp
International
Communist Movement
Izvestia Monday
Kremlin
Red China
World Communist Center
Izvestia
Hospital Protest Blocks Brooklyn Hospital Job Access
Forty two civil rights demonstrators including 14 Negro clergymen protested at a Brooklyn hospital construction site blocking entry to trucks. They were arrested for disorderly conduct and released without bail pending hearings. They demanded 25 percent of jobs go to Negroes and Puerto Ricans on state and city financed projects. They warned of violence if their demand was ignored.
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New York
Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Post Office launches VIM in San Francisco office building
The Post Office Departments pilots VIM vertical mail system in the Crown Zellerbach Building San Francisco to speed service in big offices. A dedicated postman serves the building from a basement station as mail travels via locked conveyor trays to each floor.
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Crown Zellerbach
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Savannah Faces Paradoxical Broadside in Racial Tension
Savannah, Ga. experiences renewed racial unrest as night demonstrations trigger violence amid longdesegregation progress. Leaders blame a small group of militant Black activists while white business leaders call for end to marches and urge calm as desegregation proceeds in city facilities and schools prep for fall.
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Don McKee
Savannah
South
Bevel
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Mike Mansfield
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Urban Renewal Administration
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Hanover St
Congress of Racial Equality
General Assembly
Post Office
By Neil Gilbride
J. Edward Day
NIMS
Atlanta
James Bevel
Christian Leadership Conference
W. W. Law
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Law
NAACP
Chatham County Crusade For Voters
Hosea Williams
Arkansas
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