Violent March by Negroes Triggers Savannah Riots
In Savannah Georgia a march by nearly 2000 African Americans led to a two hour riot with rock and tear gas clashes injuring nine, including three policemen. State troopers moved in after cars and buildings had windows broken and tires slashed. a Baptist church was damaged by fire as investigations of arson begin.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Georgia
Atlanta
Carl E. Sanders
C. W. Weber
Governor Cuts Funds To Five Private Pa. Colleges
Governor Scranton ends state aid for five state aided private colleges including Pitt Penn Temple Drexel and Lincoln University for new buildings and facilities. The move aims to shift annual costs to the colleges and would halt planned construction totaling about 46.9 million dollars while Pitt faces 1.37 million dollars yearly obligations.
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Pittsburgh AP
Scranton
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Drexel Institute
Lincoln University
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
General State Authority
GSA
Harrisburg
Pitt
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Judge Orders South Carolina to Integrate Parks and USC
A federal judge ordered the University of South Carolina to admit Black students and required the state to desegregate 26 state operated parks by mid September. Henri Monteith of Columbia and Harvey B. Gantt of Charleston had entered desegregated campuses under prior court orders. State officials weighed an appeal as Monteith considered enrolling at USC for the fall semester.
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D.C
University of South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
Martin
Miss Monteith
College of Notre Dame For Women
Baltimore
South Carolina
Harvey B. Gantt
Charleston
Clemson College
Miss Manteith
R. R. Monteith
Henri
West Germans Seek Sub Fleet and Kiel Construction Plans
Allied diplomats report West Germany wants a fleet of hunter killer submarines up to 1000 tons as a next step in rearmament. Bonn defense chiefs reportedly plan to eventually build ocean-going attack subs up to 1700 tons, with Kiel facilities being prepared. Dr. Sherwood Moore, 93, a pioneer radiologist, died of a heart attack in St. Louis on Tuesday.
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Lonuun
West Germany
Bonn
Kiel
ST. Louis
Sherwood Moore
Lost Boy Explains Bicycle Ride From Union City
Six year old Steve Tarbell of Union City tells Police Chief Harley Drake he rode his pike home from Corry after a report of a boy lost on Maple Avenue. The mother confirms his father Martin Tarbell works at Western Auto on East Washington Street and says the boy wandered only a short distance.
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Steve Tarbell
Union City
Harley Drake
Maple Avenue
Corry
Drake
Martin
Western Auto
East Washington Street
U. S. Blocks Bid For Freedom
Federal authorities prevent former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez from obtaining freedom. U S District Judge William A McRae Jr ordered he remain jailed, denying his bid to win release via a state court hearing after claiming Venezuela’s extradition request was not acted on within the legal time limit.
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AMI. EU
Aihe
Marcos Perez Jimenez
US. Dist
William A. McRae Jr
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Talks Between Soviet and Chinese Delegations Break Down
In Moscow the Soviet and Chinese negotiators failed to appear at the hilltop villa for talks on ideological differences. Tass reported Khrushchev met with Brezhnev Mikoyan and others in the Kremlin, while Peking criticized Khrushchev’s policies and Yugoslav openness. The talks, ongoing since Friday, were possibly recessed again amid tensions.
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IAP
Peking
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet
Communist Party
Tass
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
Kremlin
Peking-Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Anastas Mikoyan
Party Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Kennedy
Kwangming Daily
USS
Boat sinks on River Plate with 421 aboard
An overnight Montevideo bound boat named Ciudad de Asuncion caught fire and sank in the River Plate killing no one. Coast guard officials said about 40 may have been picked up while 358 passengers and 63 crew escaped into fog shrouded water. Navy patrol boats Murature and King rescued survivors, with numerous other vessels aiding in the effort.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
River Plate
Coast Guard
Ciudad de Asuncio
Met curator William Hayes dies at 60
William Hayes 60 longtime Feynlian art curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art since 1952 died yesterday in New York City.
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Ary
New York
William Hayes
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rail Strike Postponed Ends in Kansas City Tragedy
A beer party escapade near the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City ended with a car overturning after youths fled police. Heminger was injured and taken to a hospital. Mrs. Yuna Byrd, 17, was killed in the accident.
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Hiystander Ag
Liberty Memorial
Kansas City
Heminger
Pition
Accid
Yuna Byrd
Gary Heninger
Kennedy orders rail dispute study and a strike freeze
President Kennedy announces a new labor management subcommittee to study the rail dispute with a report due by July 22. He also imposes a freeze on work rules changes or strikes until July 2 while he lines up further recommendations and Congress faces a tight timetable. Secretary Willard Wirtz named chairman. other appointees include Joseph Black George Harrison George Meany and Stuart Saunders. two top AFL CIO officers expected to attend.
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Washington
APWI
Nanouside
Nathan
Kennedy Jess
Kennedy
White House
Joseph Black
Inland Steel
Chicago
George Harrison
AFL Cio
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Aflcio
George Meany
Stuart T. Saunders
To Norfolk & Western
Reaload
Call
Gall
Charley Luna
Afl-Cio
British Boo Queen Shoots At Tree In Odd Accident
A stray bullet fired at a tree near Tiona Sawmill struck Sheffield resident Jerry Spetz in the upper right chest. The 96 year old was listed in fair condition at Warren General Hospital as authorities investigated who fired the shot and why. Meanwhile in London Queen Elizabeth II faced boos from Greek protestors during a state visit gathering leaving the theater with police arresting nine demonstrators.
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Jerry Spetz
Warren ‘General Hospital
William C. Timming
Warren- State Police
Sibstation
Spetz
William Parish
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Fhe Tiona
Parish
Visesima
Tissu
Glenden- Suing
Washupton
Jeabin
Earvier
James
Timmins
London
Elizabeth II
Paul
Fredbrute
Greece
Royal Party
Elizabeth
Jeff
Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip
Committee of 100
Ther
Panayotty Pipluelis
Betty Ambatielos
Gslve
Tony
Ambatiélos
Ambatidos
Pris Mas
Dunon
Antbatlelos
Queen Elizabeth
France plans to repay over 200 million in foreign debt
The Freie government decided to repay more than 200 million dollars of its foreign debt before year end. Most of the funds will likely go to the United States. Minister Alain Poyrefitte announced the move after the weekly cabinet meeting, but no specifics were released.
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France
Paris
Freie
United States
Tnformation
Alain Poyrefitte
McNamara Claims U S Saves Billions in Pentagon Cuts
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara reports a $1 billion cut in Pentagon spending for the just-ended fiscal year, with total savings near $4 billion over five years. He notes gains in nuclear and conventional forces and says the reductions come from operating efficiency, not security sacrifices.
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Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Kennedy
Western
Europe
Prison Break Tale From West Hollywood Station
Deputies say 26 year old Harold Mian Roberts of Holly Wand escaped West Hollywood sheriff's station by prying a cage door. Roberts had been booked on suspicion of armed robbery burglary and possession of narcotics.
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Mmar
Asan
Privanar
Tron
Harold Mian Roberts
Holly Wand
West Hollywood Sheriff's Station
Rob Verte
Kingfisher Chamber backs improvements over new post office
The Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce voted to tell the Post Office Department that the town does not want a new post office. It favors improvements to the present building and opposes spending tax money on a new $100,000 structure. The chamber urged cutting unnecessary items and bringing the national budget into the black.
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Kingfisher, Ola
Kingfisher Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Post Office
Igen
Rusty Nails In Yard To Stop Kids From Trespassing
Marcus J. Mitchell, freed on $1,000 bond after pleading innocent to an assault charge. A 24 year old boy punctured his bare foot stepping on rusty nails protruding from two boards painted green hidden by sod in Mitchell's yard. The boards stood about two feet inside Mitchell's property. Police Captain Robert Pink reported the incident.
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Marcus J. Mitchell
Robert Pink
Mitchell
Finke Wuld
Cuban Agents Infiltrating Caribbean Area Report Cited
Washington reports a State Department briefing on Cuban agents moving through the Caribbean. Lawmakers cite increased subversion from Cuba via Grand Cayman and other routes as British officials review the matter. A separate highway accident in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, claims a 7-year-old boy’s life.
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Washington
Jobo
Tower
ReTex
Nave Nawa
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Kenneth B. Keating
New York Republican
Rochester
N.Y
Richard I. Phillips
State Department
Cubon
Grand Cayman
Foreign Office
London
Phillips
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Miami News
Grand Cayman Island
Philips
Caribbean
San Jose
Costa Rica
United States envoy condemns Viet Nam press limits and religion bias
Saigon, Vietnam. Ambassador Nolting arrived from Washington with a strong protest statement supporting freedom of religion and press coverage. He criticized Diem's government for religion repression amid Buddhist tensions and noted a police roughing of foreign reporters at a Buddhist memorial. The comment followed a cable protest to President Kennedy.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Frederick
Nolting
Washington
Arid
Unite States
Neo Dinh Diem
United States
Elim Diem
U.S
Kennedy
Ex-FBI Assistant Dies in San Francisco
Harald B. Nathan, 73, a former assistant to J. Edgar Hoover and longtime FBI official, died Tuesday in San Francisco according to an obituary notice. He served under Hoover and helped oversee major investigations during his tenure.
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FBI
San Francisco
Harald B. Nathan
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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