Talks With Negroes End In Maryland
In Cambridge Maryland the mayor and City Council broke off all negotiations with Negro leaders and urged Governor Tawes to keep National Guard troops on duty indefinitely. The group cited breach of faith and threats by Negro representatives as reasons to end talks and to maintain martial law conditions.
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Cambridge, Md
J. Millard Tawes
National Guard
Dorchester County
House of Delegates
Tawes
John Wesley Lord
Washington, D.C
Viborac
Dorchester Junior High School
115Th Infantry
Cambridge
Annapolis
Salisbury
Help Coming Vowed by Danville Negro Leaders
In Danville Virginia Negro leaders vow to carry on mass demonstrations despite arrests and city restrictions. Rev Lawrence W Campbell says a noon Monday demonstration will proceed with help from other states while figures from SCLC and ACLU plan legal support for those arrested.
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Danville
Virginia
Lawrence W. Campbell
High Street Baptist Church
Campbell
High Street
Wyatt Tee Walker
Atlanta
Walker
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
William L. Kuntsler
American Civil Liberties Union
The
Ghandi Society
Kuntsler
Corporation Court
Danville, Va
Four Negro Women Enter White Church in Jackson
In racially tense Jackson four young Negro women entered St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and remained through the service. Negroes were turned away at Central Presbyterian and First Christian churches as NAACP plans remained undisclosed after Medgar Evers funeral and a violent parade.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Medgar Evers
Meridian
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peole
Rile Fr
NAACP
St. Andrew's
Central Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Central Presbyterian
Two Children Feared Drowned in New River near Thurmond
Rescue teams dragged the New River near Stone Cliff Bridge in Fayette County for the bodies of 12 year old Sammy Howington and 8 year old Elizabeth Howington. The siblings, children of Herbert and Mrs Howington of Greentown near Oak Hill, reportedly fell in while Elizabeth played with friends and Sammy went to save her.
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Oak Hill
W.va
Stone Cliff Bridge
Thurmond
Fayette County
Sammy Howington
Elizabeth Howington
Elizabeth
Sammy
Herbert Howington
Greentown
Order Restored In Viet Nam Riots
Saigon forces used tanks and barbed wire to quell antigovernment riots that swept through the capital. Tear gas clubs and gunfire followed demonstrations by Buddhists, fracturing an accord with President Ngo Dinh Diem. A 15-year-old boy died from a gunshot, with injuries reported among monks and followers and 109 demonstrators arrested. Police reported injuries to 30 officers in the clashes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U. S
United States
Macmillan Seeks Backing in Parliament Sex Scandal Debates
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returns to London buoyant as Parliament opens a critical debate on the government sex scandal. Aides report cabinet unity and a plan to pressure for the vote he seeks, with talks of dissolving Parliament and calling a new election if defeated.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Macmillan Aso
Ian Orr-Ewing
the Admiralty
Macmillan
Three Boys Swept Away by Utah Flash Flood
A flash flood in northeastern Utah's Unita National Forest swept three young campers from bed as debris filled the river area. Rescue crews battled to save the Lander dam in Wyoming while heavy rains and hail caused damages across Denver and Colorado fronts.
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Utah
Wyoming
Lander
Rockies
Montana
Idaho
Unita National Forest
Duchesne River
Forest Service
Stockmore
Pope Agie
Mel Hallam
Hudson
Riverton
Denver
Colorado
South Carolina
Texas Panhandle
Waco
Tex
Florida
Red China Demands Violent Revolution Policy in Moscow Talks
Red China attacks Khrushchev era policy of peaceful coexistence and insists Moscow accept revolutionary methods to topple capitalism. It criticizes the Soviet Union Britain and its Laos handling and warns US attempts to restrain Pathet Lao and North Vietnam will fail. A letter from the Chinese Communist Party sets conditions for settling Sino Soviet differences and hopes July talks start productive negotiations.
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Tokyo
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Kremlin
Peking
Soviet Union
Britain
Pathet Lao
Red China
Viet Nam
Peking- Moscow
Chinese Communist Party
New China
Inside Abby Add Years Classified Comics Editorials
The fragment presents a newspaper navigation line with section headers such as Inside Abby, Classifieds, Comics, Editorials, and Society, plus sports and weather. It signals page structure rather than a complete story and lacks identifiable people or events to summarize.
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Abby
Princeton
Society
Portrait Of Whistler’s Father In Sidelit Fame
Washington Post reports on Maj. George Washington Whistler, father of James Abbott McNeill Whistler, whose unsigned portrait is believed to be an early work. The major died in Russia in 1649 while supervising a railroad project. The father’s painting sits in a Freer Gallery storage room.
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Washington
Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Whistler
United States
England
Louvre
Paris
Freer Gallery of Art
Hoover in fragile condition as heart action irregular near 88
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, remains in serious condition in New York with irregular heart action and a low fever after a week of illness in his Waldorf Towers suite. Doctors report no new gastrointestinal bleeding in 36 hours, and Hoover is resting quietly with only his sons visiting.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Manhattan
Ralph H. Boots
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Fordyce B. St. John
Hoover
Allan
Herbert Jr
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Featherbedding Issue Discussed in Rail Negotiations
Washington AP reports negotiators for rail unions and management met with Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz after Kennedy’s scolding to pursue a settlement on featherbedding. A status quo until July 10 or until agreement kept, as unions and railroads weigh eliminating about 40 000 firemen positions amid technology shifts and possible future legislation.
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Washington
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Kennedy
First woman cosmonaut in space Valentina Tereshkova and Bykovsky orbit Earth
MOSCOW AP The worlds first woman cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova and her Russian partner Bykovsky orbited Earth Sunday with talk of a possible link up in orbit. Officials said both crafts had slight altitude loss and a boy and girl rendezvous seemed unlikely as Tereshkova was not a trained pilot. Tereshkova, 26, communication with Bykovsky continued half an hour after launch.
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Moscow
Valentina
Earth
Valentina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Tereeshkova
Valery Bykovsky
Miss Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Khrushchev
Pavel Popovich
Andrian Nikolayev
Nikolayev
Popovich
Tass
Vostok V
Seagull
Seaegull
Nixon Urges Unity to Solve U S Racial Problem
Richard Nixon urged leaders across parties in Spain to unite to settle the U S racial issue and remove it from politics. He warned against spreading the view that Negroes and whites fight nationwide and called it a national and world problem. He praised Kennedy as moving the issue out of political wrangling.
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Madrid
Spain
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
United States
Portugal
Europe
Nixon
Kennedy
Prison Inmate Stabbing Claims Life at West Virginia Penitentiary
State Police report inmate David Poole, 37, of Inwood Morgan County, was stabbed to death Sunday on the prison walkway after breakfast. Suspect Leroy Hitchcock, 22, of Huntington, is charged with the slaying. Poole’s weapon was a kitchen knife remade into a blade. Poole served time for unlawful wounding while Hitchcock served time for breaking and entering.
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Moundsville
David Poole
Inwood
Morgan County
Leroy Hitchcock
Huntington
Povle
Poole
Hitchcock
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