Mayor and Stars Clash in Gadsden Alabama
In Gadsden Alabama mayor Leslie Gilliland denounces visiting movie stars Paul Newman Marlon Brando Anthony Franciosa and Virgil Frye accusing them of stirring rabble and seeking publicity while promising to jail anyone who disrupts. The actors defend themselves saying they aim to help raise funds and support the Negro fight for equality.
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Gadsen
Ala
Leslie Gilliland
Gadsden
Paul Newman
Marlon Brando
Hollywood
Gilliland
Lwe
Brando
Newman
Anthony Franciosa
Virgil Frye
Newnan
Mayons
Franciosa
Ife
Kennedy Seeks Court Review Of Aid Withholding In Civil Rights Bill
Attorney General Kennedy presents a modified Title VI and VI proposal to Congress. The plan allows state and local bodies to seek judicial review of federal aid withholding, emphasizes ending discrimination over cutting funds, and requires agencies to enforce nondiscrimination while pursuing voluntary compliance before drastic actions.
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Washington
Revert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Compromise Space Issue Approved by Conference Committee
Washington AP reports a Senate House conference committee approved a compromise funding package exceeding 5.2 billion dollars for the civilian space program this fiscal year. The accord includes 3.9 million to start an electronics research center near Boston, prompting protests from other regions.
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Washington
Senate House
Boston
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
NASA
Congressional Space Committees
Anderson
Senate
House
Kennedy
Boston Board Won't Try Mediation On Segregation Issue
The Boston School Committee rejected a city mediation board proposal by a 4 to 1 vote. Mayor Collins had proposed a five member arbitration panel to settle differences with the NAACP. The majority argued mediation would delay and require shuttling students, while a dissenting member urged a serious conference with petitioners.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
John F. Collins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Callins
Edmund F. Hackett
Committee For Civic Unity
Louise Day Hicks
Joseph Lee
Arthur Gartland
William O'Connor
Turnpike Crash Near Westfield Kills 3
Three die and five injured when a passenger car carrying seven collides with a heavy truck on the Massachusetts Turnpike near Westfield. Victims include Mrs. Sylvia Beliveau and her 15-year-old son Roland. truck driver Seth Kellogg, 59, of Southwick. Roger Beliveau, 42, husband of the dead woman. and three Beliveau children. Police say the impact tore the car’s front seat and two doors from the vehicle.
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Westfield
Mass
Massachusetts Turnpike
Sylvia Beliveau
St. Jo
Steph
N.B
Roland
Seth Kellogg
Southwick
Noble Hospital
Roger Beliveau
Normand
John
Conrad
Maxime Gaudette
Gaudette
Beliveaus
Beliveau
Auto makers to fit seat belts in new cars from 1964
Detroit AP reports General Motors Chrysler Ford and others will equip all new cars with seat belts effective June 1, 1964. Stutz and Nash-Kelvinator led earlier moves, with belts offered since 1950. Industry hopes push from safety groups and officials to higher adoption. Administrations warn of rising belt use with future public education campaigns and possible legislature mandates.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
Nash - Kelvinatlor
U.S
Lawton Hails Move Cites Safety Value
Massachusetts Registrar James L R Lawton praised the auto industry actions to install seat belts as standard equipment in all 1984 models. Ford, American Motors, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker announced the shift, signaling widespread adoption and safety gains in new cars.
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Boston
Massachusetts
James LR. Lawton
Ford
American Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Lawton
Negotiators Try To Stay Phone Strike In Boston
In Boston, New England Telephone Co and International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers held talks to avoid service disruption. With contracts due to expire Saturday midnight, the union rejected a one-week extension and authorized locals representing about 10,000 employees to call a strike if needed.
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Boston
New England Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
New England
Guard Foils Escape Try At Concord Mass
In Concord Massachusetts three inmates from Reform School rammed a gate with a tractor to escape but were stopped by guard Louis LaCourse who fired a riot gun. State Police aided and three men William A. Davis John A Page and James T Murphy were captured near the wall with one hiding outside the walls.
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Concord, Mass
UPI
Concord Reformassary
Louis LaCourse
Reformatory
LaCourse
Peter Haranas
Robert Fontaine
Francis Mahoney
Service Continuity assurance amid technical disruption risks
The statement asserts the team is doing everything possible to prevent service interruption, outlining contingency measures and proactive steps to maintain operations while addressing the underlying cause. No further specifics are provided in the excerpt.
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