Sweden reels as colonel admits 15 years of spying
Premier Erlander convened top advisers after Col Erik Wennerstroem confessed to spying for the Soviet Union for 15 years. The Foreign Ministry expelled the Soviet first secretary and a military attache as part of a broad security response. Dissidents urged a full overhaul while Sweden’s neutrality stance faced new strain amid NATO ties.
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Criminal Cases Set for Trial in Sixth District Court
The Sixth District Court opens the July term with five cases set for the week of July 1 and four for July 15. Charges include theft, forgery, passing, murder, burglary, removal of mortgaged property, and theft over 50 dollars. Judge A. M. Harrion announced the docket.
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Vatican says Pope Paul VI trip to US not confirmed
Ansa, the Italian news agency, said Vatican sources know nothing about a published report that Pope Paul VI may travel to the United States next year. Ansa did not identify the source or publisher of the original report.
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One Day Walkout Urged By Boston Racial Leaders
Integrationist leaders urged Boston's 68 000 Negro residents to stage a one day strike protesting segregation in the city. Evers Memorial Day was proclaimed by Governor Endicott Peabody urging fitting observance on Boston Common. In North Carolina a governor Negro leaders meeting sought to pacify grievances while Georgia progress cited in Savannah talks and Denver demonstrators pressed for racial equality.
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Race Has No Rhy LYLE C and WILSON
A UPI analysis argues Negro leadership gaps hinder civil rights goals amid Kennedy bill debate. It notes many active demonstrators lack centralized command, citing Rev. George Lawrence of SCLC as a prominent but controversial figure who threatens mass sit-ins unless Congress acts.
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Aviation Woes To Its IVPESTTY WASHINGTON
A RTCA formed expert panel said aircraft noise abatement has been pushed to the limit and now affects efficiency and some safety in air traffic control. The group noted maximum relief has been achieved in New York San Francisco Los Angeles and other nuisance regions.
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Civil rights leadership fractured amid mass demonstrations
The piece notes no single Negro leader controls civil rights protests, with NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins lamenting rival outfits hogging publicity and funds. It cites substantial money from a Jackson educator and warns leaders may favor violence to gain influence, as James Nabrit Jr. of Howard College calls for swift congressional action.
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Police arrest 34 Negroes for trespass in Charleston restaurants
Police detained 34 African Americans on trespass charges in Charleston South Carolina on Tuesday for attempting to eat in segregated restaurants and to attend white theaters, reflecting ongoing civil rights tensions in the city.
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