Wagner Ends 44 Day City Hall Sit In
Mayor Robert F. Wagner ordered the around the clock protest outside City Hall dispersed after a clash that left three policemen injured. Demonstrators tried to chain themselves to a pillar while others blocked Park Row and marched on City Hall. Nine demonstrators were arrested as mounted officers broke up the sit in 44 days long with chants and denunciations.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Washington
Park Row
Three Die in Minnesota Highway Crashes This Week
Three men died in separate Minnesota crashes Thursday night and today, raising the year’s toll to 457 with one more fatality from earlier injuries. Albert Lea resident Samuel Iverson, 81, died from Wednesday injuries after being struck on an Albert Lea street. Rice native Clifford MacNeal, 20, was killed near Little Falls when struck on Highway 10. driver Orville Marsh of Iowa said the youth stood in the road. Villard resident Robert Bryce, 47, died in an intersection crash west of Villard. five others, including Paul Fischer and Minnie Fischer of Willard and two of their sons, were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Samuel A. Iverson
Albert Lea
Clifford J. MacNeal
Rice
Little Falls
Orville G. Marsh
Villisca
Iowa
MacNeal
Robert Bryce
Villard
Glenwood
Bryce
Paul Fischer
Minnie
Erick
David
Willard
Larry Chiran
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David Fischer
House Debates Kennedy Foreign Aid Bill Passes Key Vote
Democratic forces push Kennedy's 4.1 billion foreign aid authorization through the House with Republicans blocked on major cuts. Final roll call delayed by a technicality as Senate considers its own aid bill amid limited nuclear test ban hearings. Amendments include a Cuba aid ban, a Bokaro steel-project loan restriction, and a 2 percent minimum interest rate for Development Loan Fund loans.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
U.S
Bokaro
India
William S. Broomfield
R-Mich
Development Loan Fund
House Approves Amendments to Development and Aid Funds
Administration strategists aim to finalize in conference with the Senate a provision directing 50 percent of development loan funds to private enterprise led economic development. Democrats opposed fearing reduced aid, especially for Alliance For Progress. House also defeated wholesale cuts to the contingency fund and military aid and rejected eliminating the technical assistance program.
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Senate
Alliance For Progress
House
Khrushchev Seeks Talks With Tito On Yugoslav Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev travels to Tito's Brioni Island retreat for talks with the Yugoslav leader. The party then moves to Titograd and Kotor to board Tito's yacht for a two day Dalmatian coast cruise.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Brioni Island
Titograd
Montenegro
Kotor
Dalmatian
Bino Or
Minister finds American church wealth troubling in US visit
Sydney reports Rev. Gordon Pere says he was surprised by the wealth of American churches. He notes American ministers share concern over keeping spiritual values above money as incomes reportedly range from 8200,000 to 5600,000.
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Sydney
Australia
United States
Gordon Pere
United
Algerian Referendum Dates For First President Set
The Iger Republicain reports a reliable source that Algeria will hold a constitutional referendum on September 8 and a second referendum on September 15 to elect the nation's first president under the new constitution.
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Algiers
Iger Republicain
London group of Africa Asian and West Indian
A London based group representing Africa Asian and West Indian communities advocates for greater cultural recognition and political inclusion amid postwar social changes.
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London
Tama teen electrocuted on road job
In Tama Iowa an 18 year old construction worker Darold Charles Vavroch died when he was electrocuted during road paving work. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Vavroch of rural Tama.
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Tama
Iowa
Darold Charles Vavroch
Joseph Vavroch
Brando seeks racial equality in Alabama city visit
In Gadsden Alabama Marlon Brando Paul Newman Anthony Franciosa and Virgil Frye urged city officials to pursue racial equality. They planned talks with the City Commission and executives from Goodyear and Republic Steel as demonstrations surged and arrests mounted after an antisegregation campaign began June 10 in the northeast Alabama town.
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Gadsden
Ala
Marlon Brando
Goodyear Company
Republic Steel
Alabama
Brando
Paul Newman
Anthony Franciosa
Virgil Frye
South
Gas Yard Lights Now On Sale In Austin
John Schirman promotes a new line of Gas Yard lights by Hill Heating and Roofing. The units are installed in yards and connected to gas plumbing with finishes in solid copper, cast aluminum, and black metal. Showroom displays and photos are available. customers urged to write call or visit.
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Austin
Fulbright Sees Test Ban OK Despite Differences
Sen. J. W. Fulbright says the split among nuclear scientists on the limited nuclear test ban treaty may affect a few votes but will not endanger ratification. He notes a numerical majority favors the pact banning atmospheric, underwater, and outer space tests, though opposing views carry weight. Fulbright's committee will question Doyle Northrop of the Air Force Applications Center as Stassen urges overwhelming bipartisan ratification to avoid harming U.S. standing.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Doyle Northrop
Air Force Applications Center
Harold F. Stassen
Eisenhower
Salps Likely Behind Sea Serpent Sightings off Sandy Hook
The Challenger research ship returned from a cruise near Sandy Hook without spotting a sea serpent. John Clark of the Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory says observers likely misread salps, jellyfish cousins that form long reversible ribbons, as a 40 foot monster.
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Sandy Hook
N.J
Challenger
Atlantic
John Clark
Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory
Clark
Charleston integrates its city schools by court order
U S District Judge J Robert Martin Jr ordered Charleston to admit 11 Negroes to its all white schools on September 3 1964 The ruling affects School District No 20 which has 3 108 white pupils and 9 539 Negroes The trustees said they will comply but may appeal and urged residents to respect the decision
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Charleston
S.C
U.S. Dist
J. Robert Martin Jr
Martin
South Carolina
Harvey Gantt
Clemson College
University of South Carolina
Erbe Elected LCMS Iowa District West Chairman
Former Iowa Governor Norman Erbe was chosen as chairman of the board of directors for Iowa District West of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Delegates at the convention selected him to succeed Charles A. Goetz of Ames.
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Okoboji
Iowa
Norman Erbe
Iowa District West
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Erbe
Charles A. Goetz
Ames
Toastmasters Elect Smekta President
AP reports Rochester Minnesota Mayor Alex P. Smekta was elected Thursday as president of Toastmasters International at the 32nd annual convention running through Saturday in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Alex P. Smekta
Rochester
Descendant of slave sues city officials over demotion
Dred Scott Madison a 41 year old great grandson of the slave involved in the historic case will seek a court ruling to overturn a 30 day suspension and demotion from sergeant to patrolman by City Manager George E Bean. Madison alleges discrimination and seeks a jury free trial in Superior Court.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
America
Dred Scott Madison
Dred Scott
Madison
Superior Court
U.S. Supreme Court
George E. Bean
Music leader Ed Wotawa dies in San Diego
Edward J. Wotawa 74 founder of the University of Louisville School of Music and longtime first violinist with the Louisville Symphony Orchestra died Wednesday in San Diego California. He helped establish the music school and led the city’s orchestra for decades.
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San Diego
Calif
Edward J. Wotawa
University of Louisville School of Music
Louisville Symphony Orchestra
JFK to Send George Ball on Asia and Europe Talks
President Kennedy will dispatch Under secretary of State George Ball for a 10 day mission to Portugal and Pakistan. Ball will meet Prime Minister Salazar in Lisbon and President Ayub Khan in Pakistan to ease tensions over Portugal's African colonies and U S arms policy toward India and Pakistan.
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JFK
George Ball
Pakistan
Portugal
Washington
Kennedy
Ball
White House
State Department
Lisbon
Antonio Salazar
Mohammed Ayub
United States
U.s.-Pakistan
India
Venezuelans Fire U.S. Soldier's Home
In Maracay Venezuela a gasoline bomb set by a pro Communist group called the Armed Forces of National Liberation FALN damaged the home of U S Air Force Sergeant William Elliott of the U S Air Force mission The attack follows other recent assaults on American residences by the group according to police reports
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Marcay
Venezuela
Air Force
Sat
William Elliott
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