Inter-American ministers weigh Cuba policy in closed session
Twenty nation talks in Washington shift to an alternative to breaking diplomatic ties with Cuba. Brazil proposes all OAS members avoid direct action against Cuba while considering future relations. Chile and Mexico likely vote against. Bolivia and Uruguay may abstain. full agreement uncertain as discussions continue.
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Washington
Cuba
Brazil
Organization of American States
Columbia
Costa Rica
Panama
Venezuela
Bolivia
Chile
Mexico
Uruguay
Antipoverty Bill Battleground Shifts to House Committee
The AP reports President Johnson's antipoverty bill cleared Senate approval by nearly two to one and moves to the House. Republicans like Barry Goldwater decry it as a one sided approach, while Senate votes show party splits and state rights amendments shaping the measure. The plan authorizes 412.5 million for education training and work programs including a job corps and part time college work.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Singapore
Ednah Race Capron
Los Angeles
Goldwater to Confer with Johnson on Civil Rights Tensions
Barry Goldwater will meet President Johnson to avoid inflaming the civil rights issue in the campaign. He voted against the $947.5 million anti poverty program and opposes the Civil Rights Act’s public accommodations and equal employment provisions but favors letting the law work. He warned Johnson against making civil rights a political issue and urged a broad discussion to prevent disorder.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Senate
Goldwater
White House
San Francisco
Lyndon Johnson
United States
George Reedy
Youths Hurl Missiles At New York Demonstrators
Peace had returned to Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant after days of rioting but white youths threw missiles at Negro and white demonstrators outside police headquarters. An inspector was hit in the eye by a stone. others were treated for injuries. CORE protectors were escorted to subway stations as tensions eased yet police warned they could act to prevent further violence.
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New York
New York City
Henry Yack
Michael J. Murphy
Manhattan
Headquarters
Congress Cial Equality
CORE
Lower East Side
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Walter Arm
Barry Goldwater Johnson meet on civil rights in campaign
Barry Goldwater and President Johnson discuss civil rights strategy to avoid inflaming tensions. A report notes clashes outside police HQ in New York with eggs and garbage as officers guard against potential racial violence.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
New York City
Diner Damaged by Fire Bomb at Monson Motor Lodge
In St Augustine Florida a restaurant at the Monson Motor Lodge was damaged by a fire bomb sparked by two one gallon flammable liquid containers tossed through a window. Manager James Brock says the blaze caused smoking damage and furniture loss with total damage about 3000 dollars.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine
James Brock
Monson Motor Lodge
Brock
Gomer Bray
Bray
Auto Giants Post Record Second Quarter Profits And Sales
General Motors Chrysler and Ford report record earnings and sales for the second quarter and first half of 1964. GM posts $602 million quarterly profit and $9.868 billion first-half sales. Ford and Chrysler also show sizable gains as UAW labor talks unfold.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Frederick Donner
John F. Gordon
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
Case Against N. H. Man Continued
North Berwick Maine July 31 continues the case against Joseph R MacDonald 32 of Rochester New Hampshire charged with the slaying of State Trooper Charles C Black and the robbery of the South Berwick branch of the First National Bank of Biddeford. MacDonald held without bail until July 31 when Judge W Paul Quarrington set the hearing. A second man Wayne Beckus 25 of Mason Town Pennsylvania is being held without bail for murder and robbery. Beckus arraigned and pleaded innocent. County Attorney Lloyd LaFountain attended. Instructions set for 10 30 a m July 31.
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North Berwick
Joseph R. MacDonald
Rochester
N.H
Charles C. Black
South Berwick
First National Bank of
Biddeford
Yorkshire
W. Paul Quarrington
MacDonald
Quarrington
Maine
Charles Bruton
William Hancock
New Hampshire
Black
York
Woods
Somersworth
Wayne Beckus
Masontown
York County Superior Court
Beckus
Walter S. Buckley
Pennsylvania
Liyod LaFountain
North Berewick
Quarslington
Singapore Riots Escalate to Nineteen Dead
The Singapore racial riots reach 19 deaths as police and troops restore order. Rioters clash across the island with curfews in force and thousands arrested while government and regional leaders blame extremists and external meddling.
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Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Rahman
Washington
U.S
Pigeon Racing Club Leads Southern New England Growers
Pigeon racing expands in southern New England with the Saco Pigeon Club formed in 1963 now numbering 14 members. The club joins a regional combine from Rochester New Hampshire, staging races for old and young birds across 100 to 600 mile routes, with training starts at seven days and birds released for time measured by yards per minute. Maurice Marcotte’s pigeon won a recent 600 miler between Saco and Ohio, while Alcide Bergeron placed third among 63 entrants.
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New England
Rochester
N.H
Saco Club
Maurice Marcotte
Saco
Ohio
Alcide Bergeron
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Stephen
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Sandra Rodriguez
Charles MacKinnon
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Jess
Melvin Deas
Battleground
Peter H. Dominick
R-Colp
GOP
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Barry
LBJ
Mike
West Street
Guinea Road
Robert Perrella
Robert F. Wagner
Francis Cardinal Spellman
THE
Associated Press
Saco Brick Company
North Street
Sonotubes
Sakrete
Mason’s
and Sea Foods
Bacon Street
N. H. Man
Saco Pigeon Club
Bergeron
Diane
Gen
Fea, Corp
Kesslen Shoe Co
Kennebunk, Maine
Juliette
Lewiston
Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
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