Freedom Riders surge to Jackson amid continued protests
Jackson expected to see new Freedom Riders fly ins as 65 riders jailed or fined for breaching peace laws enter trial phases. Leaders vow more action despite Kennedy appeals, while King commends Mississippi for keeping violence down and plans new arrivals from Richmond, Virginia.
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Riots End Beach Party Mob on Zuma Beach
A 11:15 pm surge of 25 000 to 30 000 youths at Zuma Beach sparked a riot ending a planned KRLA rock show. Fourteen youths were arrested as officers fought rocks and bottles. violence included assaults and property damage. Fabian canceled and no race issue was noted.
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Tax Plan Hampers U.S. Investments Abroad Says Chamber
The US Council of the International Chamber of Commerce criticized tax proposals as a backward step that would limit sales of American products and raise personal and corporate taxes for Americans abroad. Fred W. Peel warned against taxing foreign income of US subsidiaries and restricting tax exclusions for citizens in developed nations.
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Paris Police Hunt Algerian Killers of 11
Police launched a city wide dragnet across three Paris arrondissements to trace Algerians tied to a morning shooting affray that left 11 dead. Four Algerians, including four soldiers, were killed. four more Algerians and five police were wounded.
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Cohen Aide Wounded in West Los Angeles Ambush
Mickey Cohen's former associate Max Tannenbaum, 49, was seriously wounded in a shotgun ambush outside a West Los Angeles bar. Doctors fear loss of his left eye and most of his teeth as police guard his UCLA Medical Center room. Cohen, jailed on income tax evasion charges, refused comment through attorney Jack Dahlstrum. Dahlstrum said Cohen has no link to the shooting.
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Morals Crackdown in Tampa Nets 36 Arrests
In the Tampa Bay area police raided homosexual hangouts as part of a yearlong investigation. Sheriff Ed Blackburn called it the biggest morals crackdown in Florida history. Among those arrested are Percy A. Jenkins, 35, a Tampa elementary school principal, and Dr. Arnold Deforest Collier, 67, a retired psychology professor operating a school for mentally challenged boys in Brooksville.
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Kennedy’s early diplomacy tests set by foreign affairs yardstick
The article notes President Kennedy excels in domestic politics and Congress, while foreign policy remains unproven. It compares his style to Johnson and Eisenhower, highlights his Paris and Vienna talks with De Gaulle and Khrushchev, and suggests the key test ahead will be how he handles Southeast Asia and cease fire efforts while Congress nears year-end.
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Iowa Traffic Toll Rises With Weekend Fatalities
Iowa's traffic death toll rose above last year's pace as 250 people have died in state highway crashes this year, up 52 from a year ago. Weekend fatalities include six people in eastern Iowa, two young girls, a Cedar Rapids man, a Council Bluffs girl, two men near Dunlap, and a Washington tractor rollover victim, with more details on victims and locations.
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Mainz Archbishop Albert Stohr Dies at 70
Roman Catholic Bishop Albert Stohr of Mainz died Friday in Germany at age 70 from a heart attack.
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Congress Weighs Appropriations and Housing Bill
The House focuses on appropriations including $5.9 billion for agriculture and an $8.4 billion catch-all bill. The Senate debates the omnibus housing measure with over $6 billion in loan and grant authority. Other actions include highway financing hearings, Defense Education Act reviews, and tax policy proposals shaping the week.
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U S Opens New Era in Rocketry
In Sacramento AP reports U S scientists demonstrate a compact guided rocket with nearly 500000 pounds of thrust, surpassing Atlas and Titan. The 30 foot tall, 8 foot 4 inch diameter craft uses stacked segments to reach height, with potential to grow to 200 feet or more by clustering sections.
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Baltimore and Ohio ex-president Roy Barton White dies at 77
Col Roy Barton White who led the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as president and chairman of the board died at his home on Saturday at age 77. He earlier served in World War II as director of the Allegany region of the Army Transportation Corps and was a native of Metcalf Illinois.
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Stevenson Begins South America Mission With Warm Caracas Welcome
Adlai E. Stevenson’s 18 day tour through 10 nations opened in Caracas with cordial talks beside President Romulo Betancourt. The U S envoy stressed economic and social goals and denied seeking a Cuba alliance while planning further meetings with Venezuelan officials.
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President Kennedy to Address Nation on Talks with Khrushchev
London AP reports President Kennedy will speak to the nation from Washington Tuesday night about his discussions with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and French President Charles de Gaulle.
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John Stone Dies at 72 Former Charlie Chan Filmmaker
John Stone, 72, retired writer, producer and director, died Saturday in Los Angeles. His credits include about 30 Charlie Chan movies among his prolific career in film.
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