Mississippi Democrats Clash Over Civil Rights At Convention
Amid a storm over civil rights a split Mississippi delegation faced exclusion as the Negro Freedom Party sought seats. Three white Mississippians signed loyalty pledges, only to vacate seats when Freedom Party members occupied them. Police and sergeants attempted to restore order as talks of unity or expulsion loomed.
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Nnegro
Mississippi Freedom
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Eugene Melanny
Johnson
Humphrey
McCandy
Feareg
San Francisco
John
Gates
Freedom Group
All Hall
Freedom Party
Pinkettes Laxa Tre Promises Gentle Regularity
An ad claims Pinkettes laxa tre is a safe gentle laxative to restore regularity and vitality. It urges taking Pinkettes when needed and presents the product as a chemist recommended remedy.
Hurricane Death Toll Rises to Sixty Four
A bulletin from the US weather bureau notes the hurricane has killed 64 and evacuees crowd exposed areas along the south and western Cuban coast. Cuba reports massive damage in Oriente and Camaguey while authorities rush medical aid and evacuate river valleys as the storm tracks toward Key West.
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Oriente
Key West
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Flora
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Sierra Muestra
Castro
Haiti
Cleo’ S
Mermntaine
U.N
General Assembly
Johannesburg
Bomesday
A.A.P
Reuter
Lewis Baker
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Benoni
Baker
Congo
Middle East
South
Gether
U N Faces Deep Funding Gap Says Secretary General
Thant warned the United Nations faced a grave financial crisis with expenses around £47 million and said budget cuts alone could not fix it. He urged member states to provide additional funding to prevent crippling UN activities.
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Lars
Thant
Gangland figure Rupolo found dead after Jamaica Bay murder
New York police reported that Ernest The Hawk Rupolo aged 49 percent was shot repeatedly stabbed weighed with cement blocks and dumped into Jamaica Bay. His body was found floating in the bay on Monday after being killed several days earlier.
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A. Ap.-Reater
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the Hawk
Briefs: Explosions, seizures, and political unrest cross world
Cable wires report a gas and works explosion in Atlatlahuca left 37 dead and 28 injured while a British submarine vanished near Bengalis Island after Indonesian ship approached. Protests in Bombay see 370 Communist arrests as New Delhi notes 47 more. Mexico City reports a Monday fire toll rising. Lumpa church members in Northern Rhodesia surrender to security forces. Ireland’s President de Valera, after hernia surgery, enjoys a comfortable night.
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A.a.p-Reuter
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Indian Communist Party
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D.J
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Northern Rhodesia
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Alice Lenshina
Congo Rebels Base Attacked Amid Urgent Calls for Help
Eye witness accounts say government troops gained the upper hand in Bauduoinville and surrounding areas as rebels faced attacks in Katanga and Luluabourg regions. Reports mention 29 white mercenaries killed near Baudouinville, with forces including Germans Italians Greeks South Africans Britons. A former British Army captain allegedly led mercenaries arriving by Congo plane. Special envoys reported unrest spreading from the northeast region near Chad and Ethiopia.
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Luluabourg
Congo
L'Ese National Army
Special
Sukarno Seeks Mediator Amid Malaysia Talks
In Kuala Lumpur Sukarno urged a mediator to ease tensions as talks over a possible Indonesia Malaysia Philippines federation proceed. He denied harbouring hate for Malaysia while noting a 24 hour curfew in parts of South Malaya and ongoing guerrilla activity linked to Indonesia. Reuters/Kyodo reported regional ban and licensing moves affecting British imports into Singapore, with Goh Keng Swee warning of potential broad prohibitions and trade officials expressing confusion over Singapore’s stance.
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Kyodo
Indonesia
Goh Keng Swee
Singapore
Britain
London
Board of Trade
Goh
Laos leaders seek unity to stabilize amid rising tensions
Prince Souvanna Phouma warned the Laos situation was extremely dangerous after a tripartite meeting failed to secure progress. He urged swift reconvening of the Lao conference and emphasized that future steps depend on the attitude of both other factions and the international balance of power.
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Sand Othe
Aotan Mowon
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Thejhore
Prince Boun Oum
Geneva
Tomight
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