Record breaking jet crashes during Paris air show
A U S Air Force B58 Hustler crashed north of Paris during high speed maneuvers at the International Air Show. All three crewmen Maj Elmer E Murphy Maj Eugene F Moses and Lt David F Dickerson were killed. The jet had recently set a New York to Paris record of 3 hours 20 minutes along the Lindbergh trail.
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Peace Corps Chief Denounces Bias in Agent Recruitment
R. Sargent Shriver argues the Peace Corps seeks volunteers of all races and religions, saying they want qualified Americans regardless of background. He condemns discrimination and asserts equal opportunity in recruitment.
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Moral dilemma over Castro swap echoed from Eichmann era
Leon Dennen argues that dictatorial rulers treat humans as machines and faces a moral choice on ransom deals. He recalls 1944 Istanbul talks offering one million Jews for ten thousand trucks, noting British restraint and the cost of surrender. He questions if Castro’s prisoners swap could have saved lives without promoting blackmail.
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First public school integration in Georgia history
Ten hand picked Negro students seven girls and three boys were chosen Saturday to take part here next fall in the first public school integration in Georgia history.
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Highway Accidents Show Increase in 61
Austin reports traffic fatalities for 1961 up 3 percent from 1960. Department of Public Safety says 804 deaths in 657 fatal crashes by midyear, with a 5 percent rise from 1 779 deaths in 1 627 crashes at the same point last year.
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King Vows To Continue Freedom Rides Despite Court Order
In Atlanta the federal court order paused the freedom rides within Alabama. Martin Luther King Jr states the rides will proceed but avoid Alabama for now. He plans a formal appeal to Judge Johnson and says civil disobedience is not being urged while legal remedies remain.
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Eisenhower Criticizes Kennedy Deficit Spending
Former President Eisenhower denounces President Kennedy's domestic program as reckless, saying he is deeply disturbed by myths of deficit spending at the federal level and rallying concern over fiscal policy.
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Kennedy Khrushchev begin Vienna summit with Laos talks
President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev opened their Vienna summit with a cordial start and then moved to a lengthy and specific discussion on Laos, a key Cold War issue.
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Meyner Signs Bill to End New Jersey Box Top Ban
Governor Meyner signs legislation ending New Jersey's ban on box top contests. He says he wants to stop answering letters from people asking why they cannot enter a contest. The move reflects state efforts to regulate and authorize promotional drawings.
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