Government to Seek New Indictment Against Balky U S Communist Party
The government plans a new indictment against the U S Communist party for failing to register as a Soviet agent, following a Court of Appeals reversal of its 1961 conviction. Officials weigh reindictment or retrying the old case, with a plan to seek a volunteer registrant to trigger grand jury action if the party balks.
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Communist Party
Washington
Soviet Union
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Department
Subversive Activities Control Board
Court of Appeals
Baste
Scranton and Rockefeller Plan Strategy for GOP Bid
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton meets with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller to map strategy for Scranton's late bid for the Republican presidential nomination. They focus on the civil rights plank as Goldwater gains delegate support, with Scranton outlining touring plans across multiple states before platform hearings in San Francisco.
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William W. Scranton
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Illinois
Utah
Washington
Oregon
South Dakota
Rockefeller
San Francisco
Hugh Scott
Ferdinand Assassination Cloaks World War Start In Mystery
A 50 year retrospective on the Sarajevo assassination that sparked World War I. Historians debate whether Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s murder by Gavrilo Princip was the decisive trigger or an inevitable outcome of European rivalries. The piece outlines Col. Dragutin Dimitrijevic APIS and the Black Hand role, noting unresolved questions about motives and timing.
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Carl Hartman
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Black Hand
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Coffee Dispensers Look Like Filing Cabinets
Office coffee dispensers shaped like filing cabinets blend with office workers who resemble coffee drinkers. The item previews humor about workplace routines. Copr Gen Fea Corp.
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Fea, Corp
Civil rights workers missing six days prompt hunt plea
Gov Paul Johnson appeals to landowners in Philadelphia Mississippi to help locate three civil rights workers reported missing six days ago. President Johnson shifts campaign focus into Minnesota as a potential running mate source, while Scranton and Rockefeller discuss strategy for the Republican bid. Graduates and inmates return to Maryland Penitentiary cells as the Justice Department prepares possible new indictment of the U S Communist Party. Khrushchev tours Norway with limited trade impact. Moro resigns as Italy’s center left government falls after church school funding dispute.
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Norway
Aldo Moro
Cooperation Asked In Mississippi Search Plea Made
Governor Paul B. Johnson urged hill country residents to search their premises for the three civil rights workers missing since Sunday night. Sailors from Meridian joined state and federal officers in the swamps as authorities pressed a sprawling inquiry into the disappearances of Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney. The burned blue station wagon linked to the trio was found near Philadelphia, and Dulles said he supported Johnson's approach while the FBI’s role was discussed with President Johnson.
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Neshoba County
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Andy Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
Highway Patrol
Gwin Cole
Cole
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Soviets Transfer Missile Operations in Cuba
Washington reports the Soviet Union is handing over anti aircraft missile operations in Cuba to Castro forces as troops withdraw. About 600-800 Soviet personnel left last month with 1200 yet to depart, while a 800 strong training mission remains. Central SAM command stays under Soviet control and radar systems have likely been dismantled, reducing threat to U S reconnaissance flights. The OAS voted 17 to 0 to convene foreign ministers July 21 to discuss breaking ties with Cuba, with Venezuela seeking sanctions.
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Employment Law Praised by Maine Industry Leader
Rudolph T. Greep president of the Associated Industries of Maine told AIM's first special summer meeting that Maine's Employment Security Law works well and is fair to both employers and employees. He urged using the law to attract more industries and business to the state.
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Westbrook
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Khrushchev Leaves Sweden for Oslo on Norway Visit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev winds up a five day stay in Sweden with praise for Swedish neutrality and peace aims. A 21 gun salute accompanies his departure aboard a naval vessel to Bashkiria, then to Oslo for a five day Norway tour. Prime Minister Erlander expresses hope for expanded Sweden Soviet ties and world peace, while Wallenberg mystery remains unresolved.
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Khrushchev
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Bashkiria
Oslo
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Erlander
Soviet Union
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Wallenberg
Hungary
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Ljubljanska
Mil ford Bottling Co Safe Robbery Report
Mil ford Spring Bottling Co was robbed Friday when thieves broke into a safe and stole cash and checks totaling about 3800. Police described the burglary as an expert job and said investigators are pursuing leads.
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Three Boat Owners Keep Tender Busy
Leonard H. Turner keeps Portland’s Martin's Point Bridge draw open for three boat owners who moor in the Presumpscot River estuary. Turner, a eight-hour day, six days a week tender, handles after hours openings and maintenance, while SHC notes the one man control system suits navigable water rules.
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