Bill Russell cites 11 to 12 race murders in South
Boston Celtics star Bill Russell says 11 or 12 Negroes have been killed or disappeared since the shooting of Medgar Evers. He describes Mississippi as potentially explosive and notes guns, FBI concerns, and threats to civil rights enforcement during clinics in Jackson and other cities.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
Medgar Evers
Russell
Evers
Charles
Jackson
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Heidelberg
FBI
Marvin Gilmore
The
Thomas Atkins
Miss
Celtics
Jackson Chamber of Commerce
White Citizens Council
Klu Klux Klan
J. Edgar Hoover
Canton
Meridien
Clarksdale
Times Presses Johnson to Reappoint FPC Ross
The New York Times urged President Johnson to reappoint Charles R. Ross of Burlington Vermont to the Federal Power Commission. The editorial notes Ross term expired June 22 and cites industry opposition while praising his consumer‑oriented record and professionalism.
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New York City
Ross
Vermont Public Service Board
FPC
Charles R. Ross
the Times
Southwest
New Hampshire Set To Draw Ist Sweeps Tickets
Salem New Hampshire UPI reports the first legal sweepstakes drawing to match 332 horses with 333 333 tickets at Rockingham Park before the September 12 New Hampshire Sweepstakes Stakes. Tickets sold March 12 to May 29. prizes reach 125000 added for the winner and large pools for other placings amid controversy over ticket agencies.
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Salem
N.H
UPI
Rockingham Park
Pride and
United States
New Hampshire
Rockeingham
Elizabeth Emerson
Somersworth
John Glenn Faces Debt After Political Run
John Glenn, once Americas top space hero, reveals his income has fallen to under 10 000 a year while facing about 9 500 in debt from his aborted Senate bid. He explains a February bathroom fall derailed his campaign plans and notes his family, including wife Annie and their two children, still faces financial strain.
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Marine Corps
U.S
Senate
Ohio
Glenn
Texas
Old Wells
America
Space
Annie
John Glenn
Vodka Bottle Downs Red Spray Plane
Izvestia reports a Russian Communist party official named Popov hurled a vodka bottle at a low flying fertilizer plane after it dumped fuel into a campfire pot of soup. The plane landed with wing damage. Popov and companions cheered and celebrated, while the pilot recovered glass fragments. Popov received a reprimand.
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Moscow
UPI
Russian Communist Party
Izvestia
Popov
Union Leader Case May Go To Supreme Court
The Union Leader Corp. asks the U S Court of Appeals to suspend District Court action in the anti trust suit brought by the Haverhill Gazette. The move seeks recall of mandate pending the Supreme Court decision on whether to hear the appeal and notes possible venue change if denied.
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Supreme Court
Boston
UPS
Union Leader Corp
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Union Leader
Haverhill Gazette
U.S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Gazette
District Court
Haverhill Journal
Haverhill Gazette Co
Great Cities Hong Kong Supermarket of the Pacific
Hong Kong is a city of contrasts blending East and West with British discipline and Chinese enterprise. It faces a 30 year status question amid poverty and wealth, a booming tourism sector, and ongoing refugee influx while maintaining a world famous harbor and busy commercial life.
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Charles R. Smith
Hong Kong
UPI
Pacific
West Berlin
Far East
China
Formosa
Asia
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Abner Doubleday
Steve Cannon
V.V. Vota
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Heart of
Juliet Jones
Howard
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TY Cobb
Willard Mullin
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