Labor Rights Debate at AFL-CIO Convention
The AFL-CIO convention discusses civil rights amid dissatisfaction with Kennedy’s legislation. A Philip Randolph warns of a potential nationwide race war while James B. Carey backs two Randolph resolutions and urges active support for stalled House Rules Committee legislation.
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Iraqi military overthrows Baath regime in Baghdad
Be irut embassy report says President Abdel Salam Aref and Iraqi armed forces oust Baath Socialist government. Aref takes full control, dissolves National Guard, declares a curfew, and seeks unity with Arab nations including the United Arab Republic. Cries of resistance noted in Baghdad as forces seize key bases.
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Barehoorn Returns Home From Moscow Spy Case
Frederick C. Barghoorn, Yale professor detained in Moscow on espionage charges, is back in New Haven. He spoke briefly at a news conference and declined to discuss details, saying he will await full guidance from Washington officials.
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Man Dies In Blaze At Home Near Point Pleasant
Elderly Thomas Leport, 80, died in a house fire on Three Mile Drive near Point Pleasant. Neighbor Orville Likens found the blaze. firemen could not enter. Coroner ruled death accidental. Survived by two daughters, four sisters, three brothers, and one grandson. Funeral Tuesday at Concord Baptist Church Henderson.
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Tom) Leport
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Seal Beach Air Force Base
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Stevens Funeral
Strike Enters Third Day At Toledo Blade Papers
A strike by Local 43 of the American Newspaper Guild at the Toledo Blade and Times enters its third day as eight unions pledge to honor picket lines. About 850 union members seek wage, guild shop, severance, and merit pay provisions in the expired contract.
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Afternoon Blade
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Messenger Classified Ad Offers Quick Rental Service
Rented after 2 days in the Messenger Classified Ads. Two room furnished or unfurnished apartment at 84 W Uring. Phone eX try. One day ad for 16 words is $1.00. Call LY 3-1242 to place.
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Tigers Trade Colavito for Lampe Rakow and Wickersham
Detroit ships Rocky Colavito to Kansas City for star second baseman Jerry Lampe pitcher Ed Rakow and left hander Dave Wickersham former Ohio University star in the deal.
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Ed Rakow
Dave Wickersham
Ohio University
Canton men foiled in liquor store break-in attempt
In Canton two men tried to break into a state liquor store safe on Sunday but fled after store employee Glenn Artman interrupted them. Artman said the intruders tied him and locked him in a closet before escaping.
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Atlantic City Fire Devours Surfside Hotel. 22 Hurt
Fire swept a block near the Atlantic City Boardwalk injuring 22 and leaving 25 missing from the Surfside Hotel. Milton Bauer, owner, said many residents were elderly. flames spread rapidly, with the building collapsing risk and several nearby structures catching fire before control.
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Kennedy predicts space flight revolution in 1975 era
President Kennedy travels to Tampa to tout rapid jet travel and a future where space flight exceeds 15 000 miles per hour. He envisions metroplanes launching from city centers and flying continents at 1400 miles per hour while touring Florida and Texas to bolster 1964 campaign prospects.
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Rockefeller accuses Goldwater of lacking GOP consensus
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, a GOP presidential hopeful, says Goldwater does not represent the party mainstream. He warns Goldwater may shift positions before the convention to run on a platform aligned with mainstream Republican thought. Rockefeller spoke on Face the Nation and in Washington upon arriving for talks with senators.
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College Student Sells 50 Misprinted U.N. Stamps for 10400
A Bronx college student financed his education by selling 50 misprinted United Nations postage stamps for 10 400. He bought the stamps for 2 dollars on their issue day February 28, 1962, then sold them to a stamp wholesaler weeks later.
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Ohio death toll reaches sixteen from weekend accidents
The Associated Press reports at least 16 people died in Ohio over the weekend from traffic crashes, fires in Cleveland and Akron, drownings, a hunting incident, a mill accident, and a one year old from aspirin. Include two youngsters in traffic deaths and one dealer misprint stamp item later in text.
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Temperature Forecast With Slight Averages
Temperatures will run above normal with highs in the 30s to set near 34 degrees. Variations are expected with a cooler spell possible near the weekend. Rainfall around one fourth inch is forecast in showers later in the week.
Bond issue eyed for May primary ballot in Ohio
Dayton report shows State Sen. Charles W Whalen plans to push a highway bond proposal on the May 5 primary ballot. He seeks authorization for a statewide vote after initial talks on a $200 million bond grew to a forecast of $3800 million to $500 million needing funds.
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Charles W Whalen
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Whalen
Ohio General Assembly
Rockefellers Deny Rockefeller Baby Rumors
Gov. and Mrs. Nelson A Rockefeller refute rumors they are expecting a child. Columnist Betty Beale claimed in the Washington Sunday Star that gossip linked Mrs Rockefeller to pregnancy after their marriage earlier this year following divorces. The Rockefellers touched down here Sunday night for a visit.
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Nelson A Rockefeller
Betty Beale
Washington Sunday Star
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Soviet Aid Trade Plan Hopes Fade In Global Market
Washington analysts report the Soviet effort to win nonaligned nations with aid and trade is disappointing. Two thirds of Russia’s trade stays with the Communist bloc while Western markets grow, dimming Moscow’s hopes of overtaking the United States in world commerce. The Soviet drive has made progress but remains a marginal rival overall.
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United States
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Washington
Pro Appropriations Bills Move Forward in Congress
Congress weighs more than 19 billion in appropriations for military construction public works and agencies as committees review measures. Senate probes the controversial warplane contract and the debt ceiling rises to 315 billion while House hearings examine a Cuba student trip elderly medical care and large government research programs.
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Rockefeller Denies Rumor About Marriage During GOP Visit
During a two day social and political visit candidate Rockefeller faced rumors about his marriage. He and his wife laughed as he denied the talk saying the rumors have been flying since their marriage. He and his wife both have four children from prior marriages.
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