Soviet Vessel Fires on U S Grain Ship in Black Sea
Washington AP report details three shots fired across the bow of the American grain ship Katinga by a Soviet naval vessel near Novorossisk. The State Department called the act excessive yet said it might fall within legal rights to pursue and board. Captain Fertig, 44, from River, N.Y., reported the incident occurred 16.3 miles from shore outside Soviet waters. An oral protest was delivered to the Soviet minister counselor, urging measures to prevent a repetition.
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Black Sea
State Department
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SSS
Arthur Hertig
Re River
N.Y
Katinga
Georgi M. Kornienko
Richard Davis
Kornienko
Soviet Sieve- Doing. Aing
Fertig
Ateinistry
Merchant Marine
Senate OK of Military Pay Increase
The Senate advances a pay raise for nearly two million armed forces personnel with a likely House concurrence. Monthly boosts range from 49 dollars for top generals to 3 dollars for privates, about 2 percent for most ranks and 8 percent for newer officers, potentially taking effect in August or September.
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Armed Services Committee
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Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Retired clerk leaves $528000 estate in Chicago
In probate court, Chester Williams a $36-a-week bank clerk who lived in a thrifty room left an estate of $528000. Williams died two years ago after being found ill and alone in 1969 and was in a writing pair prior to death.
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Chicago
Chester Williams
Williams
City Council To Open Bids On Golf Course
City Council will open bids next Tuesday at 6 for building a 220 acre Corry Municipal Golf Course on Macadam Hill. Bidders include Worst Brothers Erie, Del-Vallo Philadelphia, and Colonial Gardens Marietta. An engineer feasibility wrapup follows bids to decide feasibility and funding. If viable, financing and contracts targeted. course open for play projected June 1966 with bids offered for spring or August 1965 start.
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Macadam Hill
Worst Brothers
Erie, del- Vallo, Inc
Philadelphia
Colonial Gardens, Inc
Marietta
Ohio
L. Robert Kimball
Dr Sam Sheppard To Wed German Divorcee In Chicago
Convicted wife slayer Dr Sam Sheppard and his fiancee Ariane Tebbenjohanns arrived in Chicago in a yellow limousine hours after his release from Ohio Penitentiary. The 40 year old surgeon and the 25 year old divorcee planned to marry as soon as possible, and posed for Tribune photos after a drive from Columbus. The couple would be kept apart until a wedding at an undisclosed location. The romance began nearly five years ago when Tebbenjohanns came to the United States from Dusseldorf.
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Chicago
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Tribune
Columbus
Sheppard
Marilyn
Admits Grabbing Baby By Throat In County Case
Washington County District Attorney Harold Fergus said Lewis Gallmore, 16, of Danora, admitted on a lie detector test that he shook his baby stepbrother Tyree Gallmore by the throat to stop crying. The 19 month old was found dead in a bathtub with autopsy showing strangulation as the cause. Police charged Lewin Gallmore with murder.
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Washington County
Harold Fergus
Lewis Gallmore
Danora
Tyree Gallmore
Lewin Gallmore
Young Gallmore
Tyree
NASA cancels rocket test at Wallops Island
NASA cancels a planned flight test of two rocket engines at Wallops Island Virginia. The decision comes amid range compatibility issues and scheduling uncertainties affecting the test preparation and launch readiness.
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Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Girl Drowns In Prohibited Area At Philadelphia Pool
In Philadelphia an 18 year old girl Roberta Michael drowned in a prohibited bathing area after slipping from a rock into 15 feet of water. Her eight year old brother Russell, who had been given 50 cents for admission, reported they bought candy and pop before deciding to swim. He climbed down the rock and offered a branch, but Roberta could not grasp it.
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Philadelphia
Roberta Michael
Russell
Roberta
Home Sickness Major Malady At Scout Jamboree
Valley Forge reports the sixth National Jamboree hosting 52 000 Boy Scouts. A 200 bed Army hospital with 22 doctors and 22 nurses supports a 90 000 tent temporary city. Main ailment is homesickness, aided by daily 11 000 home calls. Minor injuries include sunburn, sore throats, bee stings, heat exhaustion, gashes. no broken bones. A giant pageant opened with 6 000 cast and 1 600 voice choir. 75 000 attended “Profiles in Heritage.”
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Valley Forge
America
VFW Parade Crowns Nine Division Winners in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars held its annual parade before hundreds in downtown Pittsburgh last night. Winners were crowned in nine divisions.
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VFW
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars
Goldwater relaxes as extremism debate swirls in GOP race
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater lounges at his desert home as a new in party debate swirls around his remarks on ex tremism while accepting the party nomination. President Johnson plans a third federal budget deficit cut. Dr. Sam Sheppard, freed on bond, arrives in Chicago with his German fiancée amid questions of elopement. A three judge court weighs Civil Rights Act cases. An Atlanta restaurant owner is accused of violating the law. A motel owner seeks to stop enforcement. State Dept. says Soviet heavy handed actions in a Black Sea incident damaged an American grain ship. Labor Secretary Wirtz will present overtime data to back higher pay. Senate moves toward fast approval of higher pay envelopes for about two million in the armed forces. International news notes racial violence in British Guiana near an attack on Premier Cheddi Jagan's American born wife.
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Barry Goldwater
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Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater
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San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gold Water
Eisenhower
Dean Burch
GOP
National Committee
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Europe
Rockefeller
Water
George Washington
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Car Crash Kills Pittsburgh Man in Greenfield
A car struck a utility pole in Pittsburgh's Greenfield section last night, killing James C. Frye, 43, of Pittsburgh. Police said the impact threw Frye from the vehicle and the wagon overturned on him.
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Pittsburgh
Greenfield Section
James C. Frye
Frye
Johnson Announces Third Cut in Red Ink Spending
President Johnson announces the third cut in the 1964 federal budget deficit. He scheduled a news conference at his ranch near Johnson City Texas and said the deficit would be notably lower than the previously forecast 8.8 billion dollars as spending and revenues shift.
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Fear
Luke
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater Faces GOP Storm Over Extremism View
In Phoenix Goldwater withdraws bid for Senate renomination after winning GOP nomination amid party discord over his extremism defense. He cites liberty versus moderation while rivals critique his rhetoric and Eisenhower meets him to discuss the matter.
Wirtz Seeks Overtime Pay Hike To Create Jobs
Secretary Wirtz plans to present statistics to the House Labor Committee showing record overtime levels as part of a push for legislation raising overtime from time and a half to double time in selected industries. He cites 16 million workers on overtime and an estimated 900,000 potential new full-time jobs if overtime shifts to new hires.
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Wirtz
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
House Labor Committee
Labor Department
Ime
Public safety rise as Black residents seek help against KKK in St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida angry Black residents with public safety items urged aiding the hunt for Ku Klux Klan members after four Black youths faced an incident at a white restaurant. Civil rights groups faced questions from Justice Department attorneys amid rising racial tension and a missing 17 year old, Shad Dawson.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Shad Dawson
Civil rights test at 20 restaurants ends with clash
A Black man reported being chased by white extremists in a swamp and a field as a restaurant raid testing civil rights compliance drew him and three others to flee armed whites with bats hoses and bottles. James Williams, 17, was captured and treated at a hospital while patrolmen guarded him.
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Dawson
James Williams
Display 28th on Governor's Day rye
Pennsylvanias 28th Infantry Division goes on display for Governor's Day Review at its two week summer camp in Harrisburg. Gen Hugh P Harris commands the reviewing stand as the National Guard division marches as a unit for the first time since 1961. Maj Gen Thomas R White Jr represents Gov Scranton after 3500 troops arrived from Camp Pickett by motor convoy.
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State Adjutant General
Goy, Scranton
Desalting Costs Cut but Irrigation Fees Still High
United Nations experts report desalting water costs have fallen about 70 percent yet remain too high for irrigation. A yearlong survey across 43 countries and territories shows economical saltwater to fresh water conversion remains distant.
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United Nations
N.ythe
U S completes two thirds of space triple plan
CAPE KENNEDY AP The United States completed two thirds of a space maneuver plan by placing one of two Sentry nuclear detection satellites into a circular orbit. The second satellite was to follow Sunday, into a high altitude path about 65 000 miles above Earth. The trio includes a Pygmy satellite with electron detectors.
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Cape Kennedy
Tla
United States
Dixie Merchants Dragging Feet On Integration
A three judge federal court opens Monday in Atlanta to hear charges against Lester Maddox for civil rights act violations and considers Moreton Rolleston’s bid to block enforcement of the act at the Heart of Atlanta Motel. The cases mark the first tests of the new law with government countersuits over Negro service and a constitutional challenge to Congress power under the Commerce Clause. The courtroom battle features dozens of witnesses and sharp legal arguments as the court weighs injunctions and constitutional questions.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Moreton Rolleston
Rolleston
Cited Driver In Center St Crash In Garland
Garland driver euau Cura wiliatus 7u cited after two car collision at North Center street and Columbus avenue. Williams turned in front of Walter Miller 27 of Warren street while driving west on East Columbus avenue. Williams said he did not see the other car until too late to avoid impact. Both vehicles sustained front end damage.
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Garland
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Williams
Walter Miller
Warren Street
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