Reuther presses stronger civil rights law in Congress
Walter P. Reuther urged Congress to bolster Kennedy's civil rights program. He proposed direct damages payments to victims in public facilities and urged adding a federal fair employment practices commission, federal voting registrars, broader AG authority to defend rights, and immediate desegregation in all school districts.
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Khrushchev Links Peace Talks to Nuclear Test Ban
Premier Khrushchev at the Kremlin urged inspectors at air fields ports and rail hubs to halt secret troop concentrations. He offered to exchange inspection teams with West Germany and called for a peace treaty with Germany to settle West Berlin. He warned a world war is not necessary for socialism or revolution. He challenged Chinese views amid collapsing talks.
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Buddhist Leaders Reject Truce Amid Blockades in Saigon
Buddhist leaders at pagodas in Saigon rejected any immediate truce with the South Vietnamese government and accused minor officials of sabotaging President Diem's conciliation efforts. They threatened to die to defend their belief in government good faith as pagodas remained blocked and under police watch.
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Deaths in Viet Nam ambush erase two hoped-for leaves
Letters from Viet Nam brought news of two soldiers to Bonifay and Roanoke, then their families learned their sons were dead. Capt. Lawrence Hackley and MSgt. Jack Goodman fell Thursday in a Communist ambush on Bloody Route 13 north of Saigon. Capt. Robert Mosier also died in the same guerrilla attack in Binh Long Province, pushing American fatalities to 89.
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Akron Man Is Named To Wildlife Council
Akron attorney Howard Lee Calhoun 36 has been named to succeed Dr. C Joseph Cross Columbus as a member of the Ohio Wildlife Council Calhoun a Republican is a graduate of Ohio State University College of Law Youngstown Pi A man held up the Metropolitan Savings and Loan Co today and fled with about 9300 dollars
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Three Quakes Strike Coasts Of Riviera
Three strong earthquakes shook northwest Italy and the Italian and French Riviera early today. Thousands of tourists and residents fled to open ground. many fainted but no deaths or injuries were reported. The quake centered in the Aosta Valley was the area’s worst in 55 years.
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For Sale Overhead Garage Doors Like New
Two overhead garage doors for sale 7 foot 11 inches wide by 6 foot 10 inches high with frame end opening and closing mechanism like new. Priced at $50. Call LY 2643 or see Joe at Joe's Shell Station in Athens.
Cambridge Faces Fresh Tension as Mediation Delays Race Talks
In Cambridge Maryland protesters threaten renewed demonstrations as a state proposed mediating committee delays stepping in to calm racial tensions. Local authorities monitor the situation while community leaders call for calm and dialogue.
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Portage County private beaches may desegregate this summer
Nearly five weeks of talks between private beach owners in Portage County and representatives of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People may lead to some integration in the swimming areas this summer.
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Governor Rockefeller faces Civil Rights clash at conference
Miami Beach Florida The chairman of the National Governors Conference predicts New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will be defeated on the civil rights issue at the conference opening this weekend.
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Antioch students go on trial over Yellow Springs barber sit-in
Nineteen Antioch College students, three absent, faced trial here Thursday for involvement in a sit in racial demonstration at a Yellow Springs barber shop earlier this year.
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Ohio Legion Auxiliary to vote on Buckeye Girl State lodging policy
At the Cleveland convention the American Legion Auxiliary will vote on a challenge by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to its segregation policy for Buckeye Girl State sleeping facilities.
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Civil rights sit-in halted at Chicago Board of Education
Police ended a nine day around the clock protest in the Chicago Board of Education offices. The action involved civil rights demonstrators seeking changes in school policies and governance.
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Area Youngsters Win In Columbus Junior Golf Tour
Three Messenger area youths win flights at Stoney Creek course in Columbus. John McAfee Logan defeats Tom Carey 2 and 1 to take first flight 15 to 17, Greg Poston beats Jay Worley 4 and 3 for second flight 14 and under, Bill Eschenbacher Athens defeats Mike Caldwell 4 and 3 to win ninth flight in older division. Nixon leaves Vienna for Budapest after tour of Csepel Steel Works.
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Gold Murder Investigation Shifts to Summit County Area
The probe into financier Melvin L. Gold’s murder moves to the northwest corner of Summit County. Sheriff James J McGettrick reports a custody case has yielded new information, while ten residents recalled gunfire between 11 pm and midnight on July 5 near Solon and Remindersville.
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Grain loss prompts tighter U S grain controls
Washington reports 24 million bushels of U S grain vanished through discounted sales to Austrian importers. The Agriculture Department now requires proof of delivery to proper destinations and bonds from buyers to ensure compliance amid a weekend cooling and light rainfall forecast.
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Kennedy faces crisis as civil rights push tests Congress
Kennedy confronts a militant civil rights mood as Negroes demand equal treatment. He risks in-fighting within his own party and opposition from Southern Democrats if Congress fails to act, potentially costing him politically and shaping the presidency.
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Georgetown talks collapse as parties clash over emergency rule
Peace talks in Georgetown between British Guiana’s two major parties broke down when the People’s National Congress demanded immediate lifting of emergency restrictions in force for two months. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan’s PPP rejected the demand saying the rules are needed to maintain order amid racial tensions.
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Eclipse Watchers Cautioned
North Americans may view a sun eclipse Saturday for the first time since 1930. Scientists warn against viewing directly due to infrared eye damage. watching on television is safest. The event runs from dawn to 4 44 pm EST, with totality only in a 60 mile wide strip across Alaska, Canada, and Maine.
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