Cambridge Braces as National Guard Returns to Quell Riots
National Guard troops were ordered into Cambridge Maryland after hours of racial rioting left six wounded including three off duty guardsmen. Police arrested twelve people and tear gas was used as whites and integrationists clashed near a sit in. Local violence marked the town’s worst stretch in two years.
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National Guard
Odell M. Smith
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Roops
Gov- Tawes
Tawes
State Adjutant General
State Police
National
Search For Boys Halted In Pittsburgh Mine Rescue
Federal mine officials halted the search for three missing boys after recovery workers, emerging from an abandoned coal mine, found no proof they were inside. Police and rescue teams planned to press the search if the youths do not appear above ground, with bicycles and a firecracker found near the shaft.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Orr
Castle Shannon
T.J. McDonald
U.S. Bureau of Mines
McDonald
Bobby Abbott
Mount Washington
Danny O’kain
Billy Berk
Badwin Two
Robert Abbott
Abbott
Alex Brown
Pennsylvania Mines Department
Pay Increase Won New Contract At Scott Paper
About 800 Scott Paper Co workers will receive a seven cent per hour across the board wage raise under a five union agreement. The contract runs retroactive to June 3 and covers workers nationwide.
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Winslow
Scott Paper Co
Military Junta Rules Ecuador After Exiling President Arosemena
Ecuador's military junta deposed President Carlos Arosemena after a two hour siege of the Quito palace. Arosemena was denounced for drunkenness and alleged sympathy with communism. Reports say five were killed and three wounded when an army tank fired on a crowd loyal to the junta as troops entered the government complex.
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Carlos Arosemena
Colombia
Arosemena
Grace Lines
U.S
Wilfred McNeil
Maurice Bernbaum
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Pacific Ocean
Guayaquil
Panama
Andres Arrata Macias
Army
Luis Cabrera Sevilla
Navy
Ramon Fastro Jijon
Air Force
Guillermo Freire Posso
Savannah Clash Prompts Police Patrols After Mass Rally
In Savannah Georgia heavy police and state troopers patrolled the port city after tear gas was fired for the second night to disperse rock throwing crowds and block a downtown march. Two teenagers were treated for gunshot wounds. Walter Williams 18 said he was shot from a passing car. Gene Drew 18 was admitted with a shotgun wound but racial motive was unclear. The march followed a rally of about 2000 at a recreation center urged against violence by Rev. Andrew Young of Atlanta.
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Frank D. Tavaliero
John Busta
More Tavaliero
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Savannah
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Gene Drew
Memorial Hospital
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Andrew Young
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Southern Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Violence flares in Cambridge amid six shot including guardsmen
Six white persons including three national guardsmen are shot as unrest flares in Cambridge Maryland. International tensions rise as Ecuador's junta ousts President Arosemena for heavy drinking. A railroad work panel reconvenes to review the dispute. Labor Secretary Wirtz signals a wait and see mediator stance. In Pittsburgh, searchers comb an abandoned mine for three missing youths believed lost.
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National
Cambridge
Wirtz
Pittsburgh
Kennedy Rail Labor Dispute Panel Begins Work
President Kennedy's fact finding committee starts a July 20 report on the four year labor dispute over work rules. The panel aims to guide Congress by July 22 with arbitration likely, while mediation by panel members is considered unlikely. The railroads grant a July 29 reprieve, unions promise to withhold strike action until then.
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Kennedy
E. L. Hallman
J. E. Wolfe
Afl-Cio
George
Congress
Senate
Halleck
Senate Labor Committee
Wirtz
George Meany
Luther H. Hodges
Stuart Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
George Harrison
Roofers Union Cancels Strike After Picketing
In Lewiston, Auburn, Augusta and South Portland, Roofers Union Local 177 ended a four firm strike after a day of picketing. About 74 roofers participated as members agreed to a compromise on a guaranteed 40 hour pay for work 50 miles from the home shop and contracts will be signed soon.
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Lewiston
Roofers Union Local 177
Auburn
Augusta
South Portland
Agen
David B. Score
Kremlin Talks Could Key Communist Rule
AP News Analysis notes simultaneous Moscow talks between Khrushchev and Kadar may shape Hungary liberalization policy. Tass cites unity and progress as aims while Kadar pushes loosening Stalinist control, Vatican thaw, Mindszenty release, amnesty for 1956 prisoners, and rehabilitated ties with the United States.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Tass
Kadar
Soviet Union
Red China
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Catholic Church
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
Gifts Pour Into White House For Baby
Washington AP says Mrs. John F. Kennedy expects a third baby in late August at Walter Reed Hospital for a Caesarean delivery. The White House receives about 300 letters daily with 100 gifts so far, many to charity. gifts under 15 dollars are policy accepted.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Daily Mail
White House
Kennedy
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