Soviet Navy fires across US grain ship in Black Sea
The State Department calls three shots across the bow of the SS Katinga excessive and outside norms, while noting the act may have been legally permissible. The ship, halted near 16.3 miles offshore, was boarded and fined 50 rubles after a wage-dispute cargo unload. Captain Arthur H. Fertig, 44, reported the incident as the Katinga left Novorossiysk without permission.
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Black Sea
State Department
Department
Novorossisk
Arthur H. Fertig
Wading River
N.Y
Katinga
Georgi M. Kornienko
Richard Davis
Kornienko
Canada
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Fertig
Ministry of Merchant Marine
Moscow
Istan
Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp
New York City
Military Pay Hike Is Likely
Washington AP reports prompt Senate approval of pay increases for nearly two million armed forces members. If House agrees, boosts could start in August or September with an annual cost of $207 million. General and admiral pay rises top $49.30 monthly. privates gain $3. Higher boosts apply to officers with less than two years service.
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Washington
Senate
House
Armed Services Committee
Court To Take Up Rights Case Again
A three judge federal panel returns to hear the civil rights case against Atlanta restaurant owner Lester Maddox and considers an injunction against enforcing the Civil Rights Act. The motel owner Moreton Rolleston seeks to block government enforcement, arguing constitutional limits. FBI testimony centered on interstate commerce linked to the Maddox restaurant, with judges to rule soon on Rolleston’s injunction.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Moreton Rolleston
Department of Justice
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Congress
Rolleston
FBI
Elbert P. Tuttle
Olleston
Heart of Atlanta
Scribner Named To Post As GOP General Counsel
San Francisco AP reports Fred C. Scribner Jr a Portland Maine attorney linked to the Eastern moderate GOP faction was reappointed general counsel of the Republican National Committee. He accepted the post Friday from Dean Burch recently chosen as chairman by Sen Barry Goldwater. Scribner served as assistant secretary of the treasury in the Eisenhower administration and was a convention delegate.
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San Francisco
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Portland
Maine
Republican Party
GOP
Scribner
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Treasury
Eisenhower
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles H. Percy
Illiinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
National Committee
Europe
Rockefeller
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
People of America
Burch
William E. Miller
Johnson
Sherman Adams
Republican National Committee
Republi
Goldwater withdraws from Senate renomination at home
PHOENIX Ariz AP Barry Goldwater relaxes at his hill desert home as Republicans quarrel over extremism. Aides say he will formally withdraw his bid for Senate renomination now that he has won a spot on the Republican presidential ticket. He returns home after a triumphant San Francisco flight.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Hill Desert
Goldwater
Senate
San Francisco
Overtime Pay Rise Proposal Aims To Create Jobs
Washington AP says Labor Secretary Wirtz will urge Congress to raise overtime rates to double time in certain industries, arguing 900000 new full time jobs could result. He cites last month’s record overtime averages and 5 million unemployed last week. Senate resumes Monday after convention recess.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
House Labor Committee
Labor Department
Goldwater
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
LBJ to Announce Deficit Spending Cut
President Johnson plans a news conference at his Texas ranch to reveal final figures for fiscal 1964 showing a deficit reduction from earlier forecasts. Officials indicated spending cuts and higher receipts sharply lowered the expected shortfall from the prior $8.8 billion projection.
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LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Here
John F. Kennedy
Rancho
Money to Burn? Humble Chest Keeps Pot Boiling
A lighthearted note about a thrifty character who cannot spend freely yet finds ways to keep the pot simmering. The piece relies on witty observations about frugality and clever small-scale schemes to sustain daily life.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
News At A Glance: Goldwater and national debate
Summary of brief items across national civil rights, budget cuts, a high-profile criminal case, and international tensions. Goldwater relaxes as ex tremism debate swirls around his remarks about ex tremism in the Republican nomination. Johnson to announce third deficit cut. Dr. Sam Sheppard arrives in Chicago with German fiancée amid elopement questions. A three judge court weighs Civil Rights Act cases. Soviet excesses cited in Black Sea incident near a grain ship. Leber and Wirtz prepare new overtime stats to push higher pay in the armed forces. British Guiana violence resurges as Premier Jagan’s American-born wife survives a bombing attempt.
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Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Senate
Nationa
Johnson
Sam Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Chicago
Atlanta
Washington
State Department
Black Sea
Leber
Wirtz
Congress
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Precautions Sharp at National Scout Jamboree
Valley Forge hosts 52 000 Boy Scouts with an army hospital of 22 doctors and 22 nurses. Ills are minor mostly sunburns sore throats toothaches and heat exhaustion. Homesickness prompts daily 11 000 calls home. Insects bite ears if cotton is not used. Open night pageant features 6 000 cast 1 600 voice choir and 150 piece band. Crowd of 75 000 sees Profiles in Heritage celebrating American growth and the Scout mission.
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Valley Forge
America
Subway Riders Attacked Again in New York
AP report details two white men attacked on Manhattan subway trains by groups described as Negro youths, with robberies and injuries. Attacks occurred Friday and appeared unconnected to separate protests by 200 to 300 youths insisting on ending police brutality after a fatal shooting of a 15 year old.
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New York
Manhattan
James Powell
Julian Zalewski
Zalewski
William Greene
Yonkers N.Y
Bowdoin Alumni Fund chairman named
Atty. Lewis V. Vafiades of Hampden was named the Bowdoin College Alumni Fund chairman for 1964 1965. The appointment, announced Friday, succeeds Edward B. Burr of New Vernon New Jersey. Vafiades, a 1942 graduate, will serve for 1964 1965.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Atty. Lewis V. Vafiades
Hampden
Economy Rise Remains Sturdy Across Market Signals
The economy extended a 41 month expansion with strong industrial production and record profits. GNP rose toward 618.5 billion while personal income hit 491.3 billion. Steel and airlines stayed robust, autos prepared for 1965 model shift as markets hovered near record highs.
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Federal Reserve
International Business Machines Corp
Monsanto Co
American Cyanamid
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Indiana Standard
Unu
Over-65 Age Group Growing In County
New York York County sees rapid growth in residents aged 65 plus and rising financial strength. The 1960 census counted 11,385 in the plus-65 bracket. current estimates place the number at 12,091. The share of seniors approaches 11.5 percent of the county population, higher than national and regional averages.
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New York
York County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
New England
American Medical Association
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