Riot at Mt Vincent de Paul Penitentiary Leaves One Dead
Rioters battled guards and troops for hours at the Mt Vincent de Paul Penitentiary. One convict, William Alder of Montreal, died after being shot and hospitalized. 27 others were wounded as 1,308 inmates caused extensive damage and fires. Police and firefighters eventually regained control with 630 prisoners left in the yard at night.
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Mt. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Lecerre
Cer Ains Bt
Rodolphe Lavele
Auuive
William Alder
Montreal
Allen J. MacLeod
Federal Penitentiaries
MacLeod
Lédegree
Riviere Des Prairies
Soviet Urges End to White Africa Plan in Rhodesia Debate
The Soviet Union charged Britain with imposing a racist constitution on Southern Rhodesia as Western powers push for a white Africa. Morozov demanded immediate repeal and independence by 1982, while Ghana and Ethiopia urged Britain to set aside the constitution and grant full self government and freedoms to Africans. The General Assembly debate continued.
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New York Times Co
United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Britain
Rhodesia
Africa
Platon D. Morozov
General Assembly
Southern Rhodesia
Ghana
Quaison - Lackey
Southern
Tesfaye Gerbe - Egzy
Ethiopia
Joy President Gets Coal Post
James A. Drain of Pittsburgh was named manufacturing vice chairman of the National Coal Policy Conference and will join the NCPC executive committee and board. Drain, newly named president of Joy Manufacturing Co., urged cooperation among coal producers, unions, railroads, utilities, and equipment manufacturers including his firm.
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Washington
James A. Drain
Pittsburgh
National Coal Policy Conference
Drain
Joy Manufacturing Co
NCPC
United Mine Workers
Joy Company
Rusk Heads to Europe to Frame Allied Nuclear Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to five European capitals for a 10 day talks with allied leaders on strengthening the Atlantic alliance and a base rights renewal in the Azores. He aims to report progress on nuclear power and NATO unity while keeping no major decisions. The trip includes visits to Paris Berlin Bonn Rome London and Lisbon with a June 28 return.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Western Europe
Atlantic
Portugal
America
U. S
Azores
Rusk
West
State Department
Berlin
Pati
France
Charles de Gaullé
Germany
Konrad R Adentautr
Britain
Prine
Harold: Macmilthe
Italy
West Europe
Jes Js
Tate
Lisbon
Dobrynin
Kremlin
Europe
United States
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ant
All
Mon'sday
Robert S. McNamara
Paris
Bonn
Rome
London
Man Sentenced for Shoplifting at Montgomery Ward Store
Everett Mitchell, 30 days in jail and a $27 fine were imposed by City Police Judge Joe Thomas after Mitchell pleaded guilty to shoplifting two pairs of socks from Montgomery Ward. He admitted this was his second shoplifting offense before the bench.
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Montgomery Ward
Everett Mitchell
Joe Thomas
Mitchell
Meredith Court
Laughton Back Home After Hospital Stay
Hollywood report notes Charles Laughton has returned home after a hospital stay. Agent Tah Schroer confirms ongoing recovery and plans for further appearances.
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Laughton
Hollywood
Charles
Tah Schroer
Khrushchev Visits Romania Amid Market Tensions
Khrushchev arrived in Bucharest for a week long visit after a June leader reception by 300000 Romanians. He met with Gheorghiu Dejh and deputies to discuss economic ties ahead of potential stops in Hungary and Czechoslovakia. Western diplomats expect talks to focus on mobilizing Communist resources against the Common Market though official details remain undisclosed.
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Budha
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
East Bloc
Moscow
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