Inner Circle Power Struggle Threatens Nasser Era
UPI reports a fierce feud among Egypt's post 1952 revolts’ leaders threatens Gamal Abdel Nasser’s United Arab Republic. Aly Sabry and Zakaria Mohieddin clash over policy, with Mohieddin pressing free rein to fix economy and Western ties while Sabry challenges moves like canal politics and army influence.
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United Arab Republic
UPI
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Nasser
Aly Sabry
Zakaria Mohieddin
Priest Wounded in South Will Continue Rights Work
In Chicago a 26 year old priest Rev Richard F Morrisree said he does not plan to return to civil rights work in the South after being shot in the back Aug 20 in Hayneville Alabama where a companion Jonathan Daniels was killed. Morrisree will be honored at the Kennedy Memorial Dinner in Chicago and plans to continue civil rights work in Chicago after recovery. A prior accomplice trial resulted in acquittal of a Lowndes County deputy on manslaughter charges. In San Francisco a 60 year old bandit robbed two First Western Bank tellers on Mission Street, netting 3580 total in two incidents eight days apart.
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UPI
South
Richard F. Morrisree
Hayneville
Ala
Episcopal
Jonathan Daniels
Keene, N.H
Morrisree
Lowndes County
Thomas L. Coleman
Daniels
Coleman
South Side
Oak Park
John F. Kennedy
Catholic Inter - Racial Council of Chicago
San Francisco
First Western Bank
Mission Street
Georgia jury panel hailed as first nearly all Negro jury since Reconstruction
In Ellaville Georgia a Schley County jury of 11 Negroes and 1 white man was chosen to try Charles Hunter 15 on murder charges for the Nov 14 shooting of police officer John Hardin 46 near Ellaville. Jury selection began after defense argued Negro exclusion from juries. Judge Marshall denied change of venue noting 33 of 86 prospects were Negroes. Hunter and his brother Willie 19 face later trial.
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Ellaville
UPI
Georgia
Charles Hunter
Schley County
Hunter
Willie
John Hardin
C.B. King
Superior Court
T. O. Marshall Jr
King
Reversal Requested In Tax Case From Supreme Court
Fred B. Black Jr asked the Supreme Court to overturn his income tax evasion conviction linking him to the Bobby Baker investigation. He argues his constitutional rights were violated when the district court refused a continuance amid Senate scrutiny. An appeals court had declined to overturn the verdict.
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Black
Senate
Baker
Jazz Festival Homeless As Council Rejects Site
Newport Rhode Island city council tabled festival site applications for the Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals after finding the forms defective due to a residential section. Producer George Wein must resubmit in proper form. Wein had considered other communities but had kept venues in Newport.
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Homeless As Council
Newport
R.I
UPI
Newport City
George Wein
Dennis F. Shea
Wein
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