Civil rights leader King receives honorary law degree
King, at St. Peter's College in Jersey City, accepts an honorary law degree amid a remark about a Catholic college honoring him. Princess Alexandra tours Japan with husband Angus Ogilvy while promoting a British trade fair. Eisenhower addresses Pennsylvania Military College freshmen urging duty and honor. Two Cincinnati men face $200,000 insurance theft charges in Chicago. Ohio Democrats Lausche and Young back the immigration bill in Senate 76 to 18.
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Rights leader Rustin under probe before Maryland speak
An aide to Governor Tawes said Maryland State Police were ordered to investigate Bayard Rustin background after a complaint he should not speak at the University of Maryland. The probe, involving the Law Enforcement Institute event on October 12, will be reported to university president Wilson Elkins.
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New York
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New York City
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Wilson Elkins
Negotiations Progress on Panama Canal Treaty Report
Washington reports that U S and Panamanian leaders plan to announce progress on a new Panama Canal treaty. The effort focuses on technical details and cooperation while a U S commission studies sea level options to replace locks and expand capacity, with sites in Panama and neighboring regions under review.
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Ex-Chief Charged In Conversion Embezzlement Case
Hamilton report states former Police Chief Albert Osborne faces a warrant for conversion and embezzlement of public property after alleged take of a 65 air conditioner and 29.60 in materials during 1963 remodeling. He surrendered, posted 500 bond, and remains a lieutenant amid ongoing council disputes.
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Mark C. Petty
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Borg Warner plant strike continues in Mansfield
Electrical workers walk out at Borg-Warner Corp Ingersoll Humphreys Division plant in Mansfield with about 625 employees leaving after contract expiration negotiations since July 30. The walkout follows halted talks as union and management seek terms, signaling ongoing labor unrest in the region.
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Borg-Warner Corp
Ingersoll Humphreys Division
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