Violent clashes erupt as civil rights marchers return to Philadelphia Mississippi
In Philadelphia Mississippi a small Negro neighborhood was sealed off after gunfire between Negroes and whites. A white man, Stanley Stuart, was wounded near the Freedom Democratic party HQ. King declared the march must proceed armed with justice while urging nonviolence.
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Stanley Stuart
Freedom Democratic Party
Stuart
Highway Patrol
Maynard King
Latimer
Freedom Democrat
Jim Letherer
Selma
Ala
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Riot erupts in Pompano Beach after alleged slapping incident
In Pompano Beach Florida hundreds of Black residents rioted after reports that a white store owner slapped a 10 year old boy. Police fought rocks and bottles withbil ly clubs and tear gas clearing streets by 1 30 a m. Twenty four suspects were arrested with injuries reported.
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Fila
Negro District
Miami
Arthur M. Marks
Dodd Trip to Germany Tied to Klein Aid, Ex-Aide Says
James P. Boyd Jr. testified that Senator Thomas J. Dodd said the 1964 Germany trip aimed to help Julius Klein. The Ethics Committee explores Dodd’s ties to Klein and media allegations of political influence and ghostwriting. Dodd’s camp denies the charges and awaits further testimony as Klein may testify from Europe.
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D-Conn
Senate Ethics Committee
Julius Klein
Chicago
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Klein
Thomas J. Dodd
Germany
James P. Boyd Jr
Connecticut
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Pearson
Anderson
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West Germany
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Europe
Kresge resigns as founder of dime-store empire
Sebastian S. Kresge, 98, who built a chain of 673 stores across the US, Canada and Puerto Rico, resigns from his firm after turning $8000 into more than $200 million in a general merchandising venture. In London, Billy Graham promises local clergy a September return for a two day follow up amid a month long crusade.
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Sebastian S. Kresge
United States
Canada
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London
Billy Graham
Greater London
State bids reopen for school bus purchases
Columbus officials offered bus body makers a second chance to bid under a state cooperative purchase plan. A new bid opening is set for July 6 after no bids were submitted at the first opening on Monday.
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Columbus
Athens Post Office Behind the Scenes by Jon Webb
Inside The Messenger presents Jon Webb behind the scenes at the Athens Post Office. The edition hints at editorial pages and staff roles, noting page placements and related feature teasers across sections.
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Jon Webb
Athens
Jet Fighter Downs MIG in Vietnam as Ground War Rages
A U S Navy pilot crippled by enemy fire and low on fuel shot down a MIG17 over North Vietnam 65 miles northeast of Hanoi. Four Navy F8 Crusaders tangled with four MIG17s amid losses including a downed photo plane and later air support for paratroopers near Tuy Hoa. Ground forces reported 265 enemy killed, 10 captured, with strong detachments and possible Viet Cong 1500-strong force on the central highlands. Premier Ky eased a blockade briefly as monk Tri Quang continued his protest and hospital fast.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Sai
Bob Poos
Tuy Hoa
U. S
95Th Regiment
South
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ohio Supreme Court upholds state aid to industries
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed a 1965 constitutional amendment allowing government financial assistance to selected industries to create jobs. In the quo warranto suit by Scioto County Prosecutor Everett Burton Jr., the court also defended city and county powers to appoint community improvement corporations to oversee aid projects.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Scioto County
Everett Burton Jr
Portsmouth
Burton
Ohio Supreme Court Holds Dog Bite Resident Liability
The Ohio Supreme Court rules dog owners cannot excuse bites by claiming invitees became trespassers. Frank and Mrs. Goshe of Tiffin are liable for damages after their dog bit Esther Collet who was invited to the home on May 4, 1964, while helper Florian Collet awaited repairs.
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Columbus
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Tiffin
Esther Collet
Florian
Goshe
Collett
Collets
Goshes
Ohio
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Governors Bank On River Plan To Boost Ohio Region
Governors of Kentucky Illinois Indiana and Ohio announced a joint plan to develop the Ohio River region as a national tourist and recreation area. The effort cites a $1.2 billion navigation modernization project and seeks to broaden regional cooperation with Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Indiana
Roger D. Branigan
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
West Virginia
Hulett Smith
Breathitt
De Gaulle and Brezhnev Share Similar Viet Nam Views
French President Charles de Gaulle and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev reportedly shared converging views on the Viet Nam situation. They discussed Soviet French relations and joint space ventures as part of broader talks in Moscow amid tensions over U S policy and Europe’s security.
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Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Leonid I. Brezhnev
de Gaulle
U. S
Brezhnev
United States
Devaulle
Kremlin
Eas
West Germany
Europe
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