Beatles return to stardom crowds flood London Airport
The Beatles arrive from New York to a massive welcome at London Airport with thousands of fans filling terminals rooftops and roads. Police protect the scene as one fan is hospitalized for head injuries and damage tops $1,000. The group plans to resume recording soon and reflects on America with minimal commentary.
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London Airport
New York
Britain
America
Ringo Starr
George Harrison
Virginia Democrats Rework State Convention Delegates
Virginia Democratic leaders rescinded the January plan and set July 18 delegate strength at one per 200 votes for Harrison in 1961. About 1,260 delegates will attend, boosting the Southwest Sun District and Northern 10th District representations. Rep. Watkins Abbitt urged unity amid a possible Democratic presidential bid.
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Richmond
Democratic State Central Committee
Albertis S. Harrison
Southwest Sun District
Norfolk Area
Watkins M. Abbitt
Duth
Inside Sections And Pages At A Glance
The listing outlines contents for a newspaper issue including sections such as Classifieds Editorials Features Warms House Plans Movies Now and Then Sports Princeton Uncle Jack Servicemen Youth Page and the page numbers for each.
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Princeton
Uncle Jack
Foreign Aid Cuts and Oversight Plans Indicate Reform
President Johnson is expected to propose trimming foreign aid and adding on-the-spot reviews by new committees to assess spending and effectiveness country by country. Sen. Cooper and Sen. Humphrey say the plan aligns with Senate-approved amendments and aims to reduce a $3.4 billion program next year.
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Johnson
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper Long
Congress
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Minnesota
Humphrey
Senate
House
Cooper
Trap Arrests Mexican Diplomat in Canada Bust
Canadian police trap leads to the arrest of a Mexican diplomat and two others in a major narcotics seizure. The operation marks one of the largest drug busts in the Narcotics Bureau’s history.
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Narcotics Bureau
Savannah resumes sea trials after long inactivity
The nuclear ship Savannah conducted sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico this weekend, shaking off a year of inactivity and testing its systems and performance at sea.
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U.S. Savannah
Savannah
Gulf of Mexico
U S and Mexico Reach Accord on Peace and Border Steps
Presidents Johnson and Lopez Mateos pledged stronger peace ties and agreed to curb border disputes along the Rio Grande. They cited cooperation on the Alliance for Progress, OAS, drug control, and possible El Paso Chamizal land adjustments. Lopez Mateos highlighted a Colorado River salt issue as a major topic.
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Calif
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
International Boundary and Water Commission
Johnson
Lopez Mateos
Colorado
Canadian Police Trap Nets Mexican Envoy in Major Heroin Case
New York AP report says a Canadian police trap led to the arrest in New York of Mexican ambassador Salvador Pardo Bolland and two others for conspiring to smuggle heroin worth between 13.5 and 25 million dollars at US prices. The haul, seized in Montreal and New York, totaled over 134 pounds, with two pounds left as evidence.
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Bolivia
United States
Canada
Salvador Pardo Bolland
Mexico City
Pennsylvania
Dered
Justice Department
Washington
Salvador Pardo - Bolland
Juan Artizi
Uruguyan
Montevideo
Uruguay
Artiizi
Rene Bruchon
Marseille
Defense Keens Up Heavy Fire at Ruby Jury Selection
In Dallas, defense lawyer Melvin Belli says jurors are being forced on the defense as only two of the panel have been seated in Jack Ruby's murder trial. Judge Brown excused one biased juror after Ruby's case sparking complaints about bias, with 48 jurors examined and few acceptable to both sides. Ruby, 52, faces murder with possible death penalty. defense seeks insanity.
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Dallas
Tex
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Joe B. Brown
Belli
Albert C. Phillips
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Phillips
Oswald
Kennedy
Brown
Max Causey
Allen W. McCoy
Ellender Raises Cloture as Civil Rights Battle Looms
Sen. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana warned a cloture motion on the civil rights bill could succeed if Southern opponents talk long enough before the measure is taken up. The debate likely to endure for months, with Democrats and Republicans split on support for the key public accommodations provision. Dirksen warned of demonstrations influencing vote while promising to rally opposition and keep pressure on the House bill.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Senate
Ellender
Dixie
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Dirksen
Buchanan Man Dies After Domestic Tragedy in Virginia
Ennis Jim Endicott 33 of Stacy Virginia dies in Grundy Hospital from a pistol wound in a case sheriff says began as attempted murder and ended as death by own action. His wife Dorothy Ann Endicott remains in serious condition after a head wound. The couple faced domestic difficulties that culminated at Endicott's mother's residence last Saturday resulting in both gunshot injuries. Endicott survived a week without regaining consciousness. He is survived by his mother Emma Endicott wife Dorothy Ann Endicott three children Jackie Allen Kenneth Endicott Jr Brenda Sue Endicott a brother Earl W Endicott and four sisters Kathleen Stacy Margie Matney Virginia Mat Turn to Page 2 Col 1
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Endicott
Dorothy Ann Endicott
Jackie Allen
Kenneth Endicott, Jr
Brenda Sue Endicott
Earl W. Endicott
Stacy
Kathleen Stacy
Grundy
Margie Matney
Virginia
Georgia Okays Congressional District Change
Georgia lawmakers approved reapportionment amid heated debate to create two U S House seats for the Atlanta area while other districts remained largely as is. The night session featured protests and a dramatic clock mishap as Rep Denmark Groover criticized the plan.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Denmark Groover
Bibb County
Atlanta Area
U. S
Groover
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