Khrushchev Spaak Confer On East West Tensions
Khrushchev met Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak in Kiev to ease East West tensions and show aloofness from the Sino Soviet showdown. Tass noted the talks continued from 1961, while Moscow and Beijing pressed parallel sessions with guarded details. Chen Yi warned of possible Sino Soviet split, saying the world hopes for unity among socialist nations.
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Plane Crash Kills Seven At Picnic
A pilotless Navy jet crashed onto a Willow Grove picnic area killing seven, including four children, and injuring 17 of more than 125 attendees. The pilot bailed out safely. the jet struck a bathhouse and leveled the structure during a rainstorm near Green Hill Day Camp. Names of the dead included Jennie Klein and her children, Jeanne Arnold and others. the cause remains under Navy investigation.
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Philadelphia
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Boiling Springs
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Navy
Albert Waldman
Holiday Death Toll Hits Record Four Day Fourth of July
The nation recorded a record 538 traffic deaths during the 102 hour Independence Day weekend from 6 pm Wednesday to midnight Sunday. Officials noted a heavy Sunday night surge as millions traveled homeward and warned many fatalities were avoidable due to speeding yielding right of way and impaired driving.
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Saco Wins State Aid for City Sewage Project
Saco Mayor J Edward Whelan announced state funds up to 600000 will back a 23 million sewage plan with 80 percent covered by federal grants and state aid. The plan includes treatment plants and sewer lines, with a referendum to approve a 600000 bond slated for November alongside a state referendum.
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Sewage Hearing Slated For Saco River Dump
The Maine Water Improvement Commission will hold a public hearing at 10 30 a m on an application by St Francis College to discharge sanitary waste into the Saco River not to exceed 20000 gallons daily. City and council opposition cited along with Jaycees concerns about treatment before entry.
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Water Improvement Commission
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J. Edward Whelan
Old Orchard Beach
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Saco Jaycees
Jet fighter crash at boys camp. seven killed
A jet fighter plummeted into a crowded boys day camp, killing seven and injuring 17 before the pilot bailed out and landed safely. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP said youth groups would take a more aggressive role in civil rights. Police arrested over 100 interracial demonstrators at a segregated park near Baltimore. U.S. traffic deaths hit a holiday record as Kennedy and Labor Secretary discuss the railroad strike impasse after unions rejected a settlement.
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Associated Press
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Baltimore
Washington
Kennedy
Wirtz
NAACP Youth Drive Gains Aggressive Role
Roy Wilkins announces NAACP youth groups are unshackled and will take a more aggressive role in civil rights battles. He says 40,000 youth will be directed from New York and plan demonstrations under existing rules, following Meredith’s criticism of youth leadership.
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New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Wilkins
St. Paul
More Arrests Made At Baltimore Park
AP reports over 100 white and Negro integrationists were arrested at a privately owned amusement park in Woodlawn, including 13 clergymen. About 6,000 white patrons observed as arrests push totals to nearly 400 since July 4. Preliminary hearings for many of the 283 arrested were set for this afternoon. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake of the United Presbyterian Church was among those scheduled for hearings. Police used K-9 units as tensions rose with a “vicious crowd” in the onlookers.
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Woodlawn
Eugene Carson Blake
Assault Case Continues In Westbrook Court
A Gorham man Bruce M. Nadeau 25 faced assault charges in Municipal Court after his car struck and killed a cow. He made no plea and the case was continued until Tuesday for hearing. Neighbor Alton Benson said he was threatened with a shotgun after Nadeau demanded payment for car damage.
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Bruce M. Nadeau
Gorham
Alton Benson
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