Fourth of July Fireworks Across Bay Area Set for Tonight
Giant displays cap Bay Area celebrations with Hayward Hills near California State College and Pleasanton at the Alameda County Fairgrounds at 9 15 p m. Oakland fireworks glow at 9 30 p m an airport scene joins the city shows at Marina Green San Franciscans view the Marina Green display at 9 15 p m A 6 p m public dance closes Hayward events at Tennyson High School.
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Panama City guards US-flag areas after riot violence
In Panama City the government posted troops along President Kennedy Avenue and around the Canal Zone as a precaution after January riots left 25 dead and hundreds wounded. Two soldiers stood on each street near the zone border while a reserve force watched the national capital. Troops with night sticks patrolled potential trouble spots. The Spanish tanker Bonifaz sank after a collision with a French tanker off Cape Finisterre. Three crew died and eight went missing.
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Mindszenty Exile Likely to End as Talks Progress
Vienna reports informed sources say Cardinal Mindszenty may soon end his long exile in the U S Legation in Budapest. Negotiations in Rome between Hungarian and Vatican officials on Hungary's church future show progress and a settlement appears to be in sight.
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Russians Attend July 4th Event Attended by Soviet Cabinet Ministers
In Moscow the top Soviet ministers joined U.S. ambassador Foy Kohler at a Fourth of July reception. First Deputy Premier Kosygin and Foreign Minister Kuaritsov spoke with Kohler while Khrushchev and Brezhnev sent telegrams of congratulations. About 683 people attended as Kohler cited life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and noted the new U.S. civil rights law. He recalled Kennedy’s death and expressed Soviet sympathy.
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Bodies of Slain Boys Found in School Play Field
DETROIT UPY Two teenaged boys Pat Brown 17 and Sheldon Miller 14 were found slain on a Northwest Side school play field. They suffered multiple gunshot wounds to bodies and head. Dr. John Shade said they were killed Friday night. A house to house search began with no clues.
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Prayer for calm presence on busy day driving and work
A devotional prayer asks for God’s nearness and calm peace amid driving on busy freeways and crowded offices. It seeks protection from nerves and fear, asking for steadiness as decisions press in, ending with Amen.
Sentimental Trip For Goldwater Rides Prescott Parade
Sen. Barry Goldwater visits Prescott Arizona to honor his uncle Morris and ride a Palomino named Sonny at the town's historic rodeo parade. The trip notes his early campaign roots and the possibility of launching a national bid from his ancestral home as a GOP contender.
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Scranton Attacks Goldwater Bid for Presidency
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton labeled Barry Goldwater's civil rights stance likely to spark racial tension and warned his nomination could inflame the campaign. Scranton, seeking the GOP nomination, spoke in Fargo as he moves through the Dakotas and Illinois delegates. He unveiled a broad farm policy plan and pledged a last‑ditch push to sway the 58 Illinois delegates to back his bid.
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CORE Gets Bank View in Civil Rights Standoff
Bank of America urged CORE to channel civil rights efforts through employment offices rather than street demonstrations. In a Friday statement, the bank proposes using its facilities to recruit minorities with higher education as a constructive step toward fair employment. CORE had renewed demonstrations at three downtown San Francisco branches.
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Viet Cong Raid Hits Camp Pole Krong In South Vietnam
Seven U S Special Forces led mangled units to safety as a Communist assault on Camp Pole Krong, 10 miles from Kontum, left 45 Vietnamese dead. Twenty three defenders were wounded, with two Americans among casualties. The attack began at 1 am on Independence Day, as Viet Cong burned camp facilities and looted equipment.
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Athens tightened patrols ahead of local elections
Greece's armed forces were placed on a 48 hour alert as a routine security measure for Sunday municipal elections. A government spokesman described it as standard procedure similar to that used during general elections.
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Civil Rights Law Race Barriers Crumbling in Southland
Reports from multiple Southern and border states describe desegregation progress and few incidents on the first day after civil rights legislation. In Atlanta a diner owner attacked with a pistol and ax handles, while Cambridge Maryland saw mixed service at restaurants. Birmingham noted calm as Negroes were served in nine restaurants and four theaters, with others reporting no incidents. Weather outlook for California and the Northwest showed mostly clear skies with some low clouds near the coast.
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Wallace Campaign Expands to New York and Midwest States
Governor George Wallace of Alabama outlined definite plans to seek presidential electors in states including New York, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kentucky and others. He urged conservatives as the nation’s balance of power, denounced civil rights laws as a hoax, and criticized the Supreme Court while pledging support for unpledged electors.
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Denial By CIA On Spy Denial By CIA On Spy
Washington UPI reports the CIA declined comment on claims Fidel Castro's sister Juana supplied US agents with information before defecting from Cuba. Stories in the New York Times and New York Herald Tribune said she aided for four years but was not a CIA agent. Other officials denied she was an agent and noted she could not have left Cuba without Castro or Raul Castro's approval. One source suggested Juana's dissent with her brother's regime explained the reports.
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