Time bomb in America's streets sparks race unrest
An editors note warns of grave danger of major domestic violence over the integration crisis in 1963. Reports from Danville Virginia Cambridge Maryland and New York describe clashes between Negroes and whites over full equality. Leaders warn of the risk of a Northern city outbreak and urge rapid national action to prevent a deadly blowup.
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Vagrancy Suspect Really Has Money In Savings Bonds
Kansas City AP report states elderly man Paul Peter Greco was accused of vagrancy after being seen foraging. Officers found two bank books showing $5,000 in savings and a bundle of U.S. Savings Bonds worth $22,000. Greco, 13, said he earned money as a coal miner, truck driver, and farmhand since 1927 and planned to visit a nephew in Sacramento while seeking vineyard work. Police took him to the bus station.
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Eisenhower and Scranton Dine at Gettysburg
Former President Eisenhower and Pennsylvania Governor Scranton dined together at a Gettysburg stag dinner. Reports say no political pronouncements were made and the gathering’s historical significance sparked speculation about future presidential influence.
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Chiang Kai-shek Calls For Free Chinese Unit
Chiang Kai-shek appeals for a unit of free Chinese forces to counter the Red China Communist threat. The report notes divisions within the communist bloc, the Chinese Soviet dispute, and ongoing uprisings as a backdrop to his stance.
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