Alabama rioting sparks federal troops to quell unrest
In Birmingham Alabama a Black man Prince Green was shot in the head with a pellet gun by white teenagers and hospitalized in fair condition. Martin Luther King Jr denounced the incident as whites terrorized the Negro district amid riots as President Kennedy considers federal intervention.
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Birringham
Ala
Whitte
Carroway Methodist Hospital
Prince Green
Green
Martin Luther King Jr
Sixth Avene Baptist Church
A. D. Jing
King
A. D. King
Toody
Kennerty
Hitle
Bally Justice Department
Wallace
Alabama
Unclear excerpts mix aviation pact and space tests in era report
Fragmented report notes aviation mileage disputes between Britain and the United States over air fares, a failed intercontinental air missile test at Vandenberg, a paragliding incident near White Sands, and a family fire tragedy in Selma. It also mentions mass stings in Hopi territory and political shifts in the Middle East with regional tensions and leadership changes.
DMV aide Morris Genser suspended amid probe
Governor Brown suspended Morris Genser chief Southern California DMV investigator after reports of irregularities in conduct. Statewide probe continues with General Mosk and Los Angeles district attorney McKesson examining alleged violations by Los Angeles auto dealers and advertising agencies selling used cars as new. Further details withheld pending investigation.
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Sacramento
Brown
Morris Genser
Southern California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Tirown
Genser
Stanley Mosk
Los Angeles Dist
Lly
William McKesson
Department
Los Angeles
Veterral
Ayrowd
Fom St. Mosk and
McKesson
DMV
Mosk
Gov. Brown
Kesson
Kennedy Rebuffs Wallace on Troop Action in Birmingham
President Kennedy rejected Wallace’s demand to limit federal intervention in Birmingham. He affirmed Congress gave presidents power to quell domestic violence and said action could be taken if state authorities fail to protect citizens. Wallace argued Kennedy had no authority to deploy troops. White House said Kennedy would not answer the latest telegrams directly.
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Washington
Tip
Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Birmingham
Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Wennedy
Pierre Salinger
Annedy
Salinger
Congress
U N to Mall Whopping Deficit
The General Assembly met in a special session to cover a 100 million dollar deficit and fund UN peacekeeping in the Congo and Middle East for the year. Bruce R. Turner said all 110 members would pay within their regular quotas by 3 pm, avoiding late payments. The session also considers Kuwait’s admission and Rhodesia questions with Britain proposing a three bite plan to share costs. The plan would allocate the first 10 million costs on a scale from 42.02 percent for the United States to 0.1 percent for the smallest members.
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United Nations
N. Tan Cil
General Assembly
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Bruce R. Turner
Ume
Dust Falls
U.N. Emergency Force
UNEF
Israel
Egypt
Thant
Britain
Adlai F H. Stevenson
United States
Pagent
Supreme Court Denies Ex-Dictator Extradition Appeal
The Supreme Court refused to hear Marcos Perez Jimenez's appeal, allowing Secretary of State Rusk to decide on extradition to Venezuela for trial on charges of embezzlement fraud and related offenses. The ruling notes extradition not automatic and political offense claims were rejected.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Marcos Perce Jimenez
Dean Rusk
Jimenez
Vi Vuela
Thiese
Counts
Asyliva
Rusk
Venezuela
Caracas
Rolando Salcedo Delima
Addy
Ike
George W. Whitehurst
Whitehurst
Boundary shifts proposed for county supervisorial districts
A five member committee filed maps for major redistricting of Los Angeles County five supervisorial districts. The plan shifts Beverly Hills to Debs and relocates Eagle Rock and San Fernando Valley areas from Tornwood and Bonelll to Debs Uahn and Chace. The county manager kept the details under top secret until this morning amid likely immediate vote and potential protests from 74 cities.
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Wasien M. Dorn
Frank G. Bonelli
Ernest E. Debs
Kenneth Uahn
Burton WW. Chace
Tornwood
Eagle Rock
San Fernando Valley
Tong Beach
Emmett Sullivan
Minden
Hollinger
Dabel
Debs
Beverly Hills
Chace
Hahn
Romission
Boneliff
Dewn
OT Square
Eagle Eye Limes Secures Victory in Gold Strike
A garbled note reports Eagle Eye Limes guaranteeing a win in Gold Strike with reference to a jackpot and a skiing or bowling contest. It mentions Fouene as a winner and hints at a prize to the person closest to a pictured puzzle, with unclear details and multiple errors.
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Eagle Eye Limes
Fouene
Dominican Troops Pull Back From Haiti Border
Dominican forces retreat from the 158 mile frontier with Haiti amid diplomatic pressure and home opposition. Reports say soldiers are reduced and border patrols occur only at night as tensions ease.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
LPI
Haiti
Telerise Almister Salrees
Maiti
Francois Duvalier
Jate
GPT
Jose A. Valbuena
Jimani
Ension
Juan Borch
Venezuela Withdraws Haiti Envoy Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Venezuela recalled its envoy to Port au Prince signaling a move to sever relations with Haiti amid political turmoil. Haitian authorities reported the step as part of Caracas policy not to recognize unconstitutional governments, while an OAS mediation team prepared to arrive in Port au Prince.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Venezuela
Maiti
Rene Chammvers
Is Departive
Wip Imane
Romulo Betancourt
Francois Dueva
Tororrow
Organization of
Final countdown resumes for Go program space launch
Cape Canaveral shows improving weather as scientists prepare for the 22 orbit mission of astronaut L. Gordon Cooper. The launch window sits between 7 am and 9 30 am EDT with holds planned for routing delays. Cooper and family await TV coverage as weather remains the main risk and the plan includes two capsules in orbit and splashdown near Midway Island in the Pacific.
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Ppa
Cape Canaveral
UPI
L. Gordon Coopever
Cooper
Tanech
Conper
Pacific
Midway
Prageans
245 Pound New Yorker Aims to Lead If He Flies Fat
Lloyd Warrior New York man Pearlman plans a 21 day fast on a boat to shed weight from 245 pounds to 241 pounds by drinking only tea coffee and water with vitamin pills. His wife notes repeated dieting attempts and hopes this might work.
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N.Y
Warman Pearl Mit
Pearlman
Lice Ty
Perknan
Haber
Long Island
North Shore
Vote Today for School Board Members See Story on Page 15
A reminder prompts readers to vote in the school board election today. The notice directs readers to page 15 for full coverage and candidate details.
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Taquedlc Lake
Britleh Aviation
Julian Amery
United States Civil Aeromantics Board
North Atlantic
Avery
South Pacific
Vandenberg
Air Fores
Giovia Mendiola
Peates
Selma i Preesno
Tonte
Atin
Portugal
Sysin
Traq
Tal
Federation of
Syria
Teg
GAR
Gasaet Abdel Nasser
Bextun
Kuwait
Ai. Menner
Security Council
Assembly
Southern
Rhodesia
Canaveral
Culunir
Eagle Lees
Inside the Independent
Russ Leadabrand
Marquis Childs
Pong McMann
Lee Merriman
Rube Samuelsen
F. Lehmeidermant
William A. Doyle
Society i
Beevedee
Ewesgh
Financial Water
Virginia Kay
Barrie
David Lawrence
Leroy Gordym Cooper
MASA
Caperal
Atlantic
Federal Space Agency
Cape Canav
Eral
Space Agency
Hones
Islands
Europe
Telstar
Texas
Lloyd Warror
Noyman Pearlman
Almittedly
Ben Tying
Tie
Aiscar Oil Chamber
Yaris
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