Kennedy civil rights push opens with Senate filibuster risk
President Kennedy’s civil rights program moves to Congress as House hearings prep next week. Senate faces potential filibuster while leaders seek action on private business equality and school integration funding, with broader tax and spending bills at risk. MLK calls for nationwide march if filibuster persists. civil rights groups plan strategy.
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Italian Official Starts Attempt to Establish New Government
Rome AP Giovanni Leone, president of Italy's Chamber of Deputies, began a new attempt to form a government by meeting leaders from Communists to fascists. President Segni urged a way out of a five week crisis, with only an interim government likely by June 30 ahead of Kennedy's arrival. Leone considers minority CD government, center-left revival, or center-right coalition, amid Socialist opposition to Liberals.
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Violence Flares in Savannah Georgia Night of Rioting
In Savannah Georgia hundreds of Black residents were detained after a riot injuring a police officer and three white men. Tear gas dispersed crowds near the Holiday Inn as 52 state troopers aided police. 137 men and up to 100 women plus 100 juveniles were arrested.
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Workmen and Boy Die in Minnesota Accidents
Two Minnesota workmen and an 11 year old farm boy died in recent accidents. Glenn Schade 36 of Circle Pines fell into a chemical silo and was caught in a conveyor at Waldorf Paper Co. Delbur Lambrecht 28 of Dayton crushed when a well drilling rig part fell on him at a Clements Becker farm. Michael Brannick 11 died after tumbling from a tractor and being run over by a trailer near Renville. Davide Halvorson 18 of Summit SD drowned in Big Stone Lake while swimming offshore.
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Son Kills Mother Then Takes Own Life in Minnesota Farm Death
In Virginia Minnesota an elderly Zim woman and her son were found dead in their farm home after gunshot blasts. Deputy coroner Dr D A Sher ruled murder and death by own action saying Gerald Lindquist aged 58 killed his mother Ellen Lindquist 75 with a shotgun and then killed himself. Another son nearby found the bodies.
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World’s First Woman Cosmonaut Lands After Orbit Dozen Times
Valentina Tereshkova, 26, circled the globe over 48 times covering more than 1.24 million miles in 71 hours as part of a Soviet spaceflight with Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky. Bykovsky set an 81 orbit record, flying 119 hours and more than 2 million miles. Khrushchev congratulated both. reports differ on landing method with Tereshkova parachuting from the capsule according to Trud.
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Four Ballots Held as Vatican Elects New Pope Not Yet
Vatican City AP report shows cardinals failing to elect a Pope after four ballots with black smoke signaling no two thirds. Montini of Milan noted as front runner with 30 to 40 votes. Spellman may back him. Voting to continue at four ballots daily until success.
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Foodstocks replenished for conclave in Vatican City
Vatican City report says food stocks for the conclave were replenished with fish for Friday. A revolving table moved supplies into the sealed area for cardinals and aides, including vegetables, hams, salamis, cookies, 100 bottles of milk from Castel Gandolfo, 150 bottles of mineral water, two crates of fish, and bread. Two Italian nobles guarded the wheel to prevent hidden messages and then locked it.
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Scotland Yard ramps up protection for Miss Keeler
Police place an emergency guard around 21 year old Christine Keeler after anonymous tips warn of danger linked to the Profumo scandal. Extra detectives patrol her West End flat as she is escorted outdoors and advised to avoid concealed weapons.
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Range Plumbers Reach One Year Contract Agreement
About 40 Iron Range plumbers ended a strike with a new one year contract through June 1. The pact provides 10 cents now 4 cents on Dec 1 and 3 12 cents more on Jan 1 from a base of 4 20 per hour. Local 589 and Iron Range Contractors Association led the settlement with Eveleth and Virginia as focal points.
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Exiles Claim 500 Men Landed in Cuba
The Big Cuban Revolutionary Council announced its commando forces had landed in Cuba with reports of about 500 exiles involved. A State Department spokesman said there is no information yet and Miami officials will investigate. Council members avoided specifics citing desire to avoid publicity.
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Attorney pleads guilty in sale of fictitious deed contract
Theodor Herman of St Louis Park, 41, pleaded guilty to a swindling charge over selling a fictitious $3,000 contract for deed. May gasoline tax collections rose nearly 19 percent from a year earlier, per Tax Commissioner Rolland Hatfield. In Ottawa, Lester B. Pearson’s Liberal government suspended a controversial tax on U S investors drawing sharp criticism for announcing it while markets were open.
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Theodor Herman
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Lester B. Pearson
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