Daylight Marches Planned After Night Ban
In St Augustine Florida Negro integrationists announced daylight demonstrations to replace night marches as authorities kept a ban on night events. About 120 black marchers and 300 whites faced off on Sunday with police escort in tense scenes. Governor Bryant barred night protests after Friday night clashes near the center of town.
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I nkomst of Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan to Indonesia
World Briefs report Mikoyan's 11 day visit to Indonesia aiming to curb Red China's influence in the Indonesian Communist party. Also notes Seoul students return to classes after government lockdown, European unity talks begin in Rome, China Tanganyika Zanzibar economic pact, and Tokyo court damages for subway noise.
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Indonesia
Anastas I. Mikoyan
China
Communist Party
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Tokyo
Republic of Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Tetsuichi Ishida
Kazuyoshi Ishikawa
Thief Sells and Resells Car to Two Men
Ed ward Clouse’s car was stolen and recovered then sold to Charles Wright, who then had it stolen again in Middletown New York. Police said the same car changed hands within hours on Friday.
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Edward Clouse
Charles Wright
Clouse
Wright
High Court Strikes Down Passport Ban for Communists
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, ruled that a section of the Subversive Activities Control Act denying passports to members of officially designated Communist organizations is unconstitutional. Justice Goldberg led the majority, saying the provision overly restricts travel and infringes First Amendment freedoms. Flynn and Aptheker had challenged the law after their passports were revoked in 1962.
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Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
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Herbert Aptheker
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Bridge Up Driver Sails On Unhurt
Milford police report a car driven by Raymond Spinosi of Scranton fell from a opening drawbridge over the Housatonic River and landed upright on the opposite span. No injuries. investigators say a bridge mechanism lever likely tripped by accident.
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Milford, Conn
Raymond Spinosi
Scranton
U.S
Housatonic River
Spinosi
NY Exchange Unveils Streamlined Ticker Model
The New York Stock Exchange introduces the 900 ticker a streamlined model that can track up to 10 million shares daily It auto adjusts speed to match trading and replaces a box like unit used since 1930 across Wall Street
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New York Stock Exchange
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Five Die in Minnesota Weekend Water Accidents
Five people died in Minnesota water incidents over the weekend. A 25-year-old Minneapolis man drowned at Pelican Lake after his boat overturned and he swam for shore. Two other drowning victims occurred in Waseca County lakes, plus a 23 month old boy in Lake Minnetonka and two youths at Lake Washington. A Shorewood child wandered from a picnic and was found drowned in a nearby water.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Paul Krahmer
Pelican Lake
Brainerd
Krahmer
Donovan Larson
Steve Skjold
Karen Gotfr
Waseca County
Lake Minnetonka
Jerry Ziegler
Darold Brander
Mankato
St. Peter and Pauls Catholic Church
Lake Washington
Cme
Dean Hellingsworth
Waterville
Lake Totonka
Hellingsworth
Thomas E. Larson
Robert L. Larson
Shorewood
Hennepin County Water Patrol
Oldest U S Catholic Bishop Edmund F Gibbons Dies
The Most Rev Edmund F Gibbons aged 95 and head of the Albany diocese for over 30 years died Friday after a long illness. The long serving bishop was the oldest Roman Catholic bishop in the United States. He led Albany's diocese for decades.
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Albany, N.Y
Edmund F. Gibbons
United States
Albany
Administration Seeks Producers Support in Beef Import Fight
The Johnson administration works to line up farm producers against proposed legislative limits on imported beef. Agriculture officials cite likely harms to U S exports and compare beef imports to large crop sales to overseas markets, arguing that restrictions could trigger retaliatory limits on farm products.
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Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson Administration
Agriculture Department
U.S
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Department
More British Buses Ordered by Cuba
Cuba signed with Leyland Motors for 500 more buses as a follow up to the 450 already supplied under a deal valued at $11.2 million. The contract keeps Cuba on track for additional options totaling up to 1,000 more buses.
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London
Cuba
Leyland Motors, Ltd
Fidel Castro
GOP Would Raise Income Taxes to Pay Health Care
Republican Platform Committee considers raising income taxes to fund health care for the aged rather than expanding Social Security taxes. Chairman Melvin R. Laird argues graduated income tax favors those able to pay and cites Democratic plans to use Social Security taxes for elderly health care. The unnamed economist source sparked the proposal, plus a separate oblique note on a silent film director Sydney death.
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Washington
Republican Platform
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New York
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
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