Illiterates May Flood Jury and Voting Lists
Columbia AP reports South Carolina faces a risk that federal voting law could pack jury and voting lists with illiterates. Atty Gen Daniel McLeod and Secretary of State O Frank Thornton briefed about 100 registrars from 46 counties as Gov Robert McNair warned of chaos if illiterate jurors serve.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Atty
Daniel R. McLeod
O. Frank Thornton
McLeod
Robert McNair
Melcod
McNair
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
Ime
Johnson pushes for rapid resumption of idle ships
President Johnson urged swift restart of Atlantic and Gulf coast shipping as unions seek a strike settlement by Wednesday. Labor Secretary Wirtz backs a broad, industry wide approach to Manning automation and wage issues, with talks ongoing among AFL CIO unions, ship owners, and managers.
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Wirtz
Washington
Texas
Independent
Johnson
White House
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
W. Willard Wirtz
Texas White House
Johnson City
Tex
Aflcio Marine Engineers Beneficial Union
Engineers
American Merchant Marine Institute
AFLCO
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
American Radio Association
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Martime
Tabor
Viet Nam War Update Sees Ranging Raids And a Fatal Guard Shoot
Viet Nam authorities seek stronger police work as two Vietnamese women distract a guard allowing a terrorist Jeep to pass. A guard's gunfire killed him as a following sedan opened fire. Reports describe air and ground operations with 90 plus U.S. planes striking targets in North Viet Nam and South Viet Nam battlegrounds. Premier Ky met Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei to discuss military and economic matters and intelligence cooperation.
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Quang Tri
Viet Nam
Duck Co
Saigon
U.S
Duc Co
Leiku
North
Viet-Nam
Sampans
Ky Anh
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
U.S. Navy
Thuan Chau
Vinh Army
U.S. Air Force
Nguyen Cao Ky
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
Moon Pages Describe MoonS Faces Craters and Continent
The article notes two moon images showing a continental edge near the Easter Sea with extended visible terrain and many meteor craters. It says the probe passed at 7,208 to 6,213 miles, and Lipsky describes the invisible side as brighter and mountainous with fewer seas and a higher crater density, including vast depressions resembling the Delambre region.
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Lipsky
Delambre
U N Assembly Debates Peacekeeping Assessments Policy
Soviet and French delegates reject advisory World Court ruling on peacekeeping funding. Morozov demands firm guarantees against Article 19 application while urging normal assembly procedures. Britain Canada and four Scandinavian states pledge about 18 million dollars. Jamaica adds 10 thousand. Nigerian envoy says a contribution is forthcoming as the committee plans Friday session to brief home governments.
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World Court
U.N
Soviet Union
France
General Assembly
Security Council
Platon D. Morozov
Goldbergh
Poneroup
Peacekeeping Committee
Goldberg
U.S
Britain
Lord Caradon
Canada
Jamiaca
S. O. Abedo
Riots Loom Large in Los Angeles After Sharp Downturn
Racial violence spread through Southern California with riots in Los Angeles and other cities. Gov. Brown and Police Chief Parker urged calm as National Guardsmen patrolled burned districts and a $50 million plan for rehabilitation was proposed. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr planned a visit to meet leaders on relief programs amid ongoing tension and closures across the region.
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William ¥. Parker
California
San Diego
Brown
Martin Luther King Jr
Los Angeles
Dr. King
Parker
Afl-Cio
National Guard
University of Southern California
Southern California
Long Beach
San Bernardino
Hollywood
Sylmar
San Fernando Valley
Wilmington
Pasadena
van Nuys
Bakersfield
San Pedro
Harbor
Gilbert Lindsay
Lindsay
William A. Irvine
Insurance Brokers Association of California
Roger Arnebergh
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Ringling Brothers
John Wesley Hospital
K. H. Sutherland
County Bureau of Public Assistance
Joe Maiman
Ramon Hermosillo
Chimps drink alcohol like humans in Emory study
Dr Frances Fitz-Gerald at the Yerkes primate center fuels research on alcohol use in apes. Her tests involve 30 adult chimps and 24 juveniles plus 20 juvenile orangutans to explore addiction development and individual personality as treated animals react to vodka and orange juice.
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Atlanta
Frances Fitz-Gerald
New Yerkes
Emory University
Wellesley
Fitz-Gerald
Wichita, Kan
Orange Park
Fla
McGill University
Yerkes Laboratories
Peck
Three Scientists Die In Fall On South Maroon Peak
Aspen reports three Los Alamos scientists died after four climbers roped together slipped 600 feet down a snowy slope on South Maroon Peak. William B. Martin, the lone survivor, was unconscious but not seriously injured and sought aid after walking four miles to his car.
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Aspen
Cole
Los Alamos
N.M
William B. Martin
Frank E. Pretze
Robert B. Day
Herbert E. Ungnade
Donald W. McEachern
South Maroon Peak
Lorain Herwick
Martin
Bob Hosking
Salt Lake City
Robert Barnard
Aspen Valley Hospital
Sailor Manry Reaches England in Tiny Tinkerbelle
Mrs. Virginia Manry described her husband Robert Manry’s arrival aboard the Tinkerbelle in England after a solo Atlantic crossing. The craft, a rebuilt 30 year old boat, faced challenges including a missing rudder and one lost oar but was hoped to be the smallest vessel to complete a nonstop Atlantic crossing.
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Manry
Lake Erie
Atlantic
Robert
Farm bill fight hinges on vote count and bread tax debate
Quie argues administration lacks votes to pass the current farm bill but could push it through with effort. Officials expect passage, while opponents fear a bread tax that raises loaf prices. Supporters claim bread costs rise minimally. Quie predicts enough votes to advance amendments shifting costs to the Treasury and possibly eliminating the 75 cent certificate.
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Treasury
Quie
Gemini 4 mission faces delays amid faults and weather soaked tests
The Gemini 4 team runs into troubles as an undersea cable failure a faulty battery and water leak disrupt preparations for James A. McDivitt Edward White I and their first EVA White conducts a walk in space while weather forecasts promise calm seas for the initial two days of the flight as Gemini 5 looms with renewed practice and confidence from Cooper and Conrad.
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James A. McDivitt
Edward White I
White
Capal Kennedy
Cooper
Conrad
Soldier refuses meal and hunger strike over Vietnam service
Belton defied orders at Fort Benning by refusing a noon meal and threats of consequences from an Army spokesman. Ordered to eat again, he refused a second time and was charged with failure to obey a lawful order. He plans to depart with his unit for Vietnam on Wednesday, citing no reason beyond a hunger strike to draw attention to his plight.
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Belton
Rahm
Viet Nam
Benning
Industrial Production Rises Sharply in July Nine Straight Gain
The Federal Reserve reports July industrial output jumped 0.8 percent to 143.6 on the index, the ninth consecutive monthly rise. Steel, business equipment and autos led gains while unemployment fell to an eight year low and credit contracted.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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