Mystery deepens in disappearance of three civil rights workers
Three young civil rights volunteers vanished after paying a speeding fine in Philadelphia Mississippi. FBI and Mississippi Highway Patrol led a state wide search for two whites and a Negro connected to the Freedom Summer project. A Sheriff stated a patrol car tailed them to ensure they left town safely.
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Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Povigre
New York City
Anes
Congress of Racial Equality
Meridian
Oxford
Ohio
Cheney
Retelly
Aegro
Neshoba County
Meridian Naval Air Station
Supreme Court Concludes Session With Key Rulings
The court ends its 1963-64 term overturning sit-in trespass convictions on narrow grounds and applying one person one vote to state legislatures in nine states. Justices debated whether merchants may refuse service to Negroes without triggering trespass arrests and reaffirmed population based reapportionment for both houses. The term also includes a major ruling on the Communist party. Continued on Page Six.
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Supreme Court
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
John Marshall Har- Tan
Byron O 'R. White
Igan
Iowa
Illinois
Oklahoma
Forida
Idaho
Connecticut
Ohio
Congress
High Court
Communist Party
Summer Airport Use Up As Firm Lands Execs Here
Two Associated Spring Corp executives arrived at Lawrence Airport last week for tours of the Raymond Division plant. A later visit could not land due to strip conditions, sending the delegation to Erie and back by car. Resurfacing the landing strip was approved to enable future executive visits.
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Lawrence
Bristol
Donald Morrison
J. S. Gamble
Defense
Robert F. Hofsmith
Erie
Associated
Raymond Division
Kel
Gas Rate Hike In Warren Counties Delayed
A $6.6 million rate increase proposed by Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania has been suspended for six months while the Public Utility Commission schedules hearings. The rise would affect 259,000 customers in 25 counties including Warren, and was intended to secure a reasonable six percent return on investment for the company.
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Warren
Harrisburg
Columbia Gas of
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Columbia
Warren County
PUG
Smash Plot To Kidnap Khrushchev Alarm Safeguards In Sweden
Swedish police disrupted a plan to kidnap Soviet Premier Khrushchev during his five day stay at Haga Castle. A 30-year-old foreigner was arrested near the site and allegedly conspired with others to storm the gates in a truck. Police called the claim a dreamt up story while boosting security with 6,000 officers and two special units.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Haga Castle
Aftonbladet
Ustashi
Expressen
Karushchev
Aake Magnusson
Magnusson
CHEER To Hold Critical Planning Session Thursday
CHEER announces a Thursday planning meeting at 2 30 p m in the Municipal Building second floor auditorium. Mrs Norman Tarbell president says all who attended the initial CHEER session at the State Employment Service are invited along with Adult Association members. The agenda covers next winter's handicapped program and date planning for a proposed sheltered workshop.
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Jhe
Bemeouun Oi
Norman Tarbell
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Tar
U S Officials Debate Risk of War Over Southeast Asia
Congressional voices rise over a potential U S decision to risk broad war with Red China to halt Communist advances in Southeast Asia. Sen Genie Aiken and Gen Paul Harkins argue over expanding conflict while urging caution and possible Russian restraint. Representative Zablocki seeks testimony on Pentagon plans.
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Congress
Red China
Southeast Asia
Sen
Genie J. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Asia
Capitol Hill
Paul D. Harkins
U.S
South Viet Nam
Peking
Zablocki
Asian Envoy Lodge Quits to Aid Scranton Bid
Henry Cabot Lodge resigns as U S ambassador to South Viet Nam after ten months and will join Pennsylvanian Gov William Scranton's effort to block Barry Goldwater at the Republican convention. Maxwell D Taylor named successor as Johnson reshuffles top diplomatic and military posts.
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Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
South Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Washington (Ap
Henry ‘Cabot Lodge
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
U. Alexis Johnson
Foreign
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Farle G. Wheeler
Army
Pan Am Jet Flies Berlin Corridor Defying Soviet Warning
A Pan American World Airways jet from New York entered Berlin's central air corridor despite a Soviet protest calling the service illegal. The flight, with 77 passengers, landed at Tegel at 1 27 p.m. after stops in Iceland and Scotland. Pan Am says the flight will continue three times weekly unless the State Department withdraws approval.
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Pan American World Airways
New York
Soviet Union
Germany
United States
Pan Am
Tegel
Iceland
Scotland
Britain
Com- Thunis
Pan American
Keflavik
Prestwick
State Department
West Berlin
Welch to lead American Medical Association presidency
Dr. Norman A. Welch of Boston assumes tonight the presidency of the American Medical Association, succeeding Dr. Edwards. The interim note mentions Annis of Miami Florida in the transition.
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AMA
San Francisco
Norman A. Welch
Boston
American Medical Association
Welch
Edwards. Annis
Miami
Fla
Await Probe In Juvenile Drinking Case
Police will question Owen D. Jaggi 18 of 36 West Main Street after a bartender and witness statements tied to Bill's Place. The case centers on Jaggi allegedly buying and drinking two beers before a dispute with Richard Hunt on West Main Street last Friday. The owner Howard Pier or the bar may face action under juvenile drinking laws if city or state authorities proceed.
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Bill's Place
West Main Street
Owen D. Jaggi
Julius Ossa
R. D. Corry
Howard Pier
State Liquor Control Board
Jaggs
Richard Hunt
Spring Creek
Jaggi
Bill
Pier
Ossa
Supreme Court Bars Local Censors in Obscenity Rulings
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that national standards must guide obscenity decisions, not local customs, in the The Lover case which overturned a 2,500 fine on Nico Jacobellis for showing the film in Ohio. The decision also voided a Kansas seizure of 1,715 books and overturned Florida bans, citing due process concerns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nico Jacobellis
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Jacobellis
Ohio Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Kansas
Florida
the United States
New York
Brennan
Corry Reaches Agreement to Restrict Girly Magazines
Warren distributor Charles Kroeger agrees to curb sale of nude and near nude magazines in Corry after a meeting with Corry Ministerial Association leaders and local merchants. Ministers urged focus on youth access, while officials note broader issues of distribution through malls and mail.
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Corry
Charles Kroeger
Warren
Warren News Company
Joseph Kanzlemar
Walter Gilliland
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McNarmara
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Jolson
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Peter Ramos
Roxbury
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Ment
Ramos
Kroeger
Harvey Croscot
William Shamburg
Harvey Croseul
Harley Drake
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Philip Zalmeck
Douglas Rozelle
William ~. Peiffer
Learned Hand
Bari Warren
Tom
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