Police Clash in Jackson as Protesters Taxed by Police
Police charged adults and youths after jeering on a Negro home porch and beating demonstrators with nightsticks. A white sociology professor suffered a head wound, two students and a nurse were treated, while Evers supporters planned his funeral and vowed renewed marches amid fears of retaliation. FBI searched for Evers killer as civil rights leaders mobilized.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John Salter
Lois Chaffee
Tougaloo
Salter
University Hospital
John C. Young
Frankie Adams
Evers
FBI
Racial Demonstrations Across Cities Prompt Civil Rights Tensions
Nationwide protests flare as Negro leaders plan marches from parks near the White House to City Hall and Justice Department. Police clash with demonstrators in Jackson and Danville as federal guards and highway patrols intervene. clashes and arrests reported in several states.
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Washington
White House
City Hall
Justice Department
Jackson
Miss
Huntsville
Ala
University of Alabama
Alabama
Kennedy
Danville
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Cambridge
Realtors Challenged On Home Sales Policy
Washington AP report says White House aide challenged a realtors policy statement. NAREB told members to oppose efforts to strip property owners of rights, while restating brokers act only as go-betweens. The group affirmed that selling to nonwhites in white areas was permissible.
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Washington
White House
David L. Lawrence
President’s
Committee For Equal Opportunity In Housing
Ameri
National Association of Real Estate Boards
NAREB
Night Vigil Dispersed After Police Move in Danville
In Danville Virginia police used a get tough policy to disperse an all night vigil on the Mu al Building steps. State police deployed two armored cars and dogs on the outskirts as about 100 demonstrators chanted. Mayor Julian R Stinson planned to meet with Negro leaders after returning from a Richmond conference with Gov Albertis S Harrison Jr. He condemned demonstrators calling them criminals and identified 66 by photographs as having police records.
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Danville
Oes
Mual
Julian R. Stinson
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Whites Protest In Maryland
About 500 white residents demonstrated at the county jail in Cambridge Maryland demanding the release of a white man arrested in a racial demonstration. Earlier authorities released a dozen Negroes arrested Monday as tensions flared in the Eastern Shore town.
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Cambridge, Md
U S Doubts Moscow Talks Will Break Test Ban Deadlock
Washington officials doubt a breakthrough in the Moscow talks aimed at a nuclear test ban. Khrushchev insists on no international inspections and faces military pressure for further tests this year. Khrushchev’s recent cordial tone masks no concessions, with cited on site inspection offers in doubt.
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U.S
Moscow
Washington
Russia
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Macmillan
Bennington High graduation honors seniors with poetry and advice
The Bennington High School graduation featured a ceremonial band march, two senior speakers delivering poems, and awards presented by Principal Dr. Paul E. Kirsch. Guest speaker Dr. Charles R. Keller of Williams town and New York City urged realism and serendipity in addressing graduates.
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Bennington High School
Paul E. Kirsch
Charles R. Keller
New York City
Williamstown
Mass
John Hay
Keller
Senate Cuts Funds Bill in Vermont Appropriations
Vermont Senate reduces the general fund budget by more than 100000 dollars from the military department and 500000 dollars from the University of Vermont as Appropriations Committee details further cuts amid possible gubernatorial veto.
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Montpelier
Vermont Senate
Military Department
Senate
Hoff
Appropriations Committee
John H. Boylan
Essex
University of Vermont
Russians Send Another Cosmonaut into Orbit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced the fifth manned orbiting flight with Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky aboard Vostok V. The mission aims to study long spaceflight effects and human endurance, orbiting about 112 to 146 miles high every 88 minutes, signaling a lead over the United States in early manned space activity.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Vostok V
Tass
Earth
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Kremlin
Wilson
Bykovsky
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Heavenly Twins
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Call Girl Says She Asked Profumo to Tell Secrets
Christine Keeler stated a Soviet naval attaché urged her to obtain nuclear warhead delivery dates from John Profumo. The disclosure deepens the sex scandal implicating Prime Minister Macmillan and prompted a Commons debate as security aides and Lord Dilhorne address the claim.
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Profumo
London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Miss Keeler
Michael H. B. Eddowes
Macmillan
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Yevgeny Ivanov
Eddowes
Dilhorne
Commons
Eddowess
Ivanov
West Germany
Relief plan eyed for Green Mountain Park track in Pownal
Gov Hoff and the House Ways and Means Committee review relief options for Green Mountain Park after opening May 24. Track officials met the panel as the state considers a sliding scale of betting shares to ease financial losses, amid a current $150,000 daily handle versus $350,000 break-even forecast. Lou Smith led track talks. Chairman Downs declined details of the session.
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Hoff
Lou Smith
Green Mountain Park
Ways & Means Committee
Inside Courts Criticize Handling Of Children In Breakups
A summary page notes criticism of how courts handle children from broken homes. A boy who may die today becomes an American citizen. Columns discuss Vermont alarm over Champlain Waterway and a planned Washington protest march. Alabama guardsmen return to civilian jobs.
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Washington
Alabama Guardsmen
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Tougaloo College
Stinson
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Yuri Gagarin
John H. Downs
St. Johnsbury
Champlain Waterway
Vermont
Samuel Ogden
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