Harlem Peace Plan Frays as Police Board Is Denied
Harlem unity committee chief says peace cannot be guaranteed as Mayor Wagner refuses to create an independent police review board. He also rejects immediate suspension of Lt. Gilligan, the white officer who shot a Black youth, Overton. Police lift action ban in Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant amid renewed tensions.
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Unhurt In 3 Traffic Accidents
Three highway crashes near Corry left no injuries. Damages ranged from 100 to 850 dollars with vehicles and a truck involved on routes near Columbus Lattsville and Union City.
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Union City
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Wattsburg
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Hubert D. Graham
Country Music Star Missing Aboard Plane
Private plane carrying Jim Reeves and pianist Dean Manuel is missing near Nashville authorities believe it crashed. Police radio contact was reported Friday evening as heavy rain hindered search efforts aided by two military helicopters with lights. Reeves rose to fame with the Grand Ole Opry and recently starred in the movie Kimberly Jim while previously playing for the St. Louis Cardinals farm system and UT athlete.
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Mel Tormé Wins Custody Battle Over Son Tracy
In Los Angeles singer Mel Tormé wins custody of his son Tracy against Arlene Tormé alleging adultery by his wife. The court ruling settles the dispute over guardianship and access rights for Tracy.
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Mel Torme
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North race relations worsen says King in Atlanta
Dr Martin Luther King Jr returning from New York warned that race tensions in northern cities could trigger more riots if leaders delay action. He urged swift steps to desegregate and suggested Harlem as a pilot for a federal poverty program with state and federal aid. King said he is more hopeful about the South where desegregation may advance despite Mississippi.
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Harlem
Mississippi
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Martin Luther King Jr
Baruch Tours World's Fair Grounds With Robert Moses
Bernard Baruch 94 calls the World’s Fair tour incredible. He and Robert Moses, president of the World’s Fair, guided the visit on a Thursday night. Baruch said the site blends art science history and the future in a unique way.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Robert Moses
New York World's Pair
Johnson asks Kennedy to run campaign for president
President Johnson reportedly offered Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy the role of campaign manager after informing him he was not being considered for the vice presidency. Kennedy declined, citing duties as attorney general. The White House and Kennedy aides gave cautious responses amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Local Car Owner Cited For Abandonment
Police cited Lawrence Morton of the Phoenix Hotel for parking and leaving a car on private property at 9 East Columbus Avenue for six months. The action follows amendments to the Motor Code allowing arrests for abandonment. Complaint filed by John Gizzie of Meadville prompted the citation yesterday.
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Ranger 7 Moon Shot Sparks Global Praise and Space Race Talk
The United States achieved a successful Ranger 7 moon mission drawing worldwide acclaim including from Soviet officials who noted past unmanned lunar photos. British papers claim the U S leads the space race while Tass praises the new US national achievement in moon exploration.
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Soviet Union
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Ranger 7 Moon Photos Confirm Landing Feasibility
Ranger 7’s 10 stunning photographs, released by a panel Friday, show craters in lunar seas and suggest the Moon could support a manned lander. NASA puts Ranger program costs at about 260 million dollars with best mission cost near 28 million. The images, recorded before impact, triggered White House briefings and optimism about future manned lunar exploration.
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Red factions clash over bomb ban at Tokyo conference
Soviet bloc delegates accuse Red Chinese leaders of packing the 10th International Ban The Bomb Conference and walkout after being frozen out of leadership. Geor gy Zhukov labels the move an arena for slander while SANE’s Homer A. Jack seeks to steer the movement toward humanitarian aims.
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Conquer Moon Is Mars Next Aide Seeks View At Convention
Cathy Downey of Corry will work as an aide at the Democratic Convention in Atlantic City from August 23 to 28. Aides serve as messengers guides drivers information booth attendants and hostesses without pay and cover their own expenses. Cape Kennedy reports NASA plans two Mars fly-by probes Mariners and 4 to launch in a 28 day window to collect data for future unmanned landings.
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YMCA Seeks 2000 More For Bus Purchase
YMCA aims to raise 2000 more dollars toward a 6500 goal to buy a new bus. Current total is 4563, with 1987.50 in cash and the rest in trading stamps redeemable for about two dollars per book. The committee hopes to convert stamps to cash soon and place the order to have the bus operating this fall and winter.
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Solons Lose As Senate Rejects DC Child Aid Amendment
Washington pennsylvania senators sided with the minority as the Senate rejected an amendment 39 to 32 to restore 339 420 dollars to the annual District of Columbia appropriation for children of unemployed parents. Democrat Joseph Clark and Republican Hugh Scott supported the Ribicoff proposal in yesterday's vote.
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Rusk Says U S Will Not Play Dead In Soviet Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that Russians will not roll over and yield to U S demands. He defended a tough stance to protect vital interests while cautioning against overestimating others willingness to yield. He rebutted GOP charges of weakness amid campaign talk and said no major policy shifts are expected before the foreign policy debate.
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Arizona
Ranger 7 Images Moon Revealing Smooth Craterless Seas
Ranger 7 images show the moon's surface as a flat terrain dotted with countless small craters. Scientists suggest lunar seas may be ideal for early manned landings as space researchers target Mars with planned October photographs.
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Jackie Kennedy Declines Plan to Attend Democratic Convention
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and sources close to the Kennedy family say she never intended to attend the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City and had no plans to go. Rumors tied to a Mediterranean cruise and Robert Kennedy’s influence swirl amid Johnson’s stated vice presidential preferences.
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Teamsters Council backs Hoffa after convictions
Pittsburgh officers of Joint Council 40 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters say they are 100 percent behind Teamsters President James R. Hoffa. Daniel DeGregory, secretary treasurer, states they do not subscribe to the trial verdicts in Chattanooga and Chicago. The council represents about 50,000 members in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
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