Nine Hurt In Alabama Race Clash
On the first night of a voter registration march in Marion Alabama a clash between Negro demonstrators and police left nine injured. One man was shot twice and several others were beaten as demonstrators, led by James Orange, moved from Zion Methodist church toward the jail. State troopers arrived after demonstrators paused and some prayed.
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Marion
Ala
Zion Methodist Church
Alabama
James Orange
Albert Turner
Perry County Civil League
Walter Mathews
Prince Rupert
B. C
Turner
FBI
Jimmie Jackson
Richard Valeriani
NBC
Avalanche Triggers Large Rescue Near Stewart B C
Rescuers ferried six injured men by helicopter to a rescue center 60 miles from Granduc mining camp after a massive slide buried the area near the Alaska Canada border. About 17 injured total, with at least 20 missing, as 40 people were rescued from a tunnel under Le Duc glacier. Canadian and U S authorities worked to evacuate through new slides and a guard vessel stood by near a beach camp in Alaska.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Freshman Democrat Blasts caucuses as labor lobbies
Des Moines reports Rep. Richard Radl accusing the house caucuses of degenerating into four labor lobbyists and denouncing labor influence after a Friday caucus. He cites allegations of a broad labor lobby presence and criticizes the practice as undemocratic.
Senate Reverses to Pass Fraternal Insurance Tax
Iowa Senate voted 32 to 23 to extend the 2 percent premium tax to fraternal insurance policies over 5000 dollars. Six Democrats and one Republican switched from nay to aye on Friday. Adolph Elvers also voted aye after absence. Revenue is estimated at 30000 to 140000 dollars annually. The measure goes to the House.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Senate
Harold Hughes
Adolph Elvers
D-Elkader
Saye
House
Condon
Denman
Ely
Klefstad
Reppert
Frommelt
Griffin
Prelate at Last Out of Reds Grip
Archbishop Josef Beran of Prague arrived in Rome ending 16 years of confinement by Czechoslovakia's communist government. He came for Ceremonies next week when he and 26 others will be made cardinals by Pope Paul VI.
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Rome
Josef Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vatican
Paul VI
Beran
Czechosloovak
Pope Paul
Msgr
Pasquale Macchi
Agostino Casaroli
Vatican Communiqu Ny
Fire arsonist claims set 13 fires in three states
Minneapolis AP report says an anonymous arsonist admitted setting six fires in the Twin Cities and three in Philadelphia, four in Boston area. David Jamieson of the arson squad says a letter with details appears known only to investigators and the writer. The note vows to burn more buildings and cites $1,000,000 in planned destruction.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Boston
Philadelphia
David Jamieson
Twin Cities
Russian trawler incident and Vatican talks mix in UPI dispatch
The report details Captain John Francis of the Ruth and Helen reporting Russian interference as his trawler was disabled. It notes a Russian vessel refused to relay his distress to the coast guard, boarding his ship, and pressuring him to sign allegiance papers. The piece also touches on Beran in Rome and Vatican negotiations with Czechoslovakia.
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Beran
Newport
R.I
UPI
Prague
Titten
Russian and Thelminictratas
Montauk Point
Coast Guard
John Francis
Francis
al| Said
Hell
Richard
Richard Chase
CTK
Tomasek
Byjst Republic
Vatican
Pague
Ruth
Helen
New Yorkl
Point Wells
Point Cypress
Block Island
Tshombe Demands Uganda Troop Withdrawal in 24 Hours
Leopoldville Premier Tshombe issued an exit ultimatum ordering Uganda to withdraw its troops within 24 hours from Congolese territory, stating they occupy parts of the Congo. He called for immediate clearance of the area and a peaceful resolution to the confrontation.
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Leopoldville
Tshombe
Uganda
Viet Rebel Bloc Seizes Saigon Centers in Coup Attempt
In Saigon a Catholic led force toppled by no shots seized strategic centers including the radio station as clashes loomed. Col Pham Ngoc Thao accused Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh of dictatorship while Gen Tran Khiem pledged support from Washington for a new government.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
South Vietnam
U.S
Pham Ngoc ‘Thao
Khanh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thao
Washington
Tran Thien Khiem
Khiem
Johnson and French Leader Confer on Southeast Asia Status
President Johnson and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville conferred for about an hour in Washington focusing on the Southeast Asian situation. The talks underscored allied concerns and possible diplomatic steps amid regional tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
Lauve de Murville
Southeast Asia
Showdown in U N Is Off Until September
UN General Assembly ends a stormy session and recesses to Sept 1 after the United States counters Albania's bid to force an East West showdown. Debate centered on voting rights, peacekeeping assessments, and Article 19. Some nations warned of a walkout if Article 19 applied.
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U.N
Tom Hoge
Fia
U.S
Fedorenko
Ior
France
Stevenson
Mauritania
Soviet Union
Albania
Anot
Assembly
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
Nikolai Fedo
Sss
China
Halim Budo
Albany
Security Council
Budo
Red China
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Britain
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Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church
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Capri
St. Paul
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Rittenhouse Square
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