Group Chained To Courthouse Doors Cut Loose And Arrested In New York
Civil rights demonstrators including 10 teenagers chained themselves at three Foley Square courthouse entrances in New York to protest arrests in Jackson Mississippi. Marshals cut the chains and arrested 18 demonstrators on disorderly conduct charges after two hours of disruption. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan reprimanded them, released 10 teens to custody of parents or lawyers, and ordered six others held on bail. CORE and SNCC organized the action, seeking federal intervention to free those jailed in Mississippi.
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Gunmen Lose Bank Loot in North Arkansas Shootout
Three armed men robbed a Mountain View area bank of 2500 dollars taking hostages H S Mabry Jr and his wife. A gun battle with state trooper Kenneth Jendricks wounded him. suspects fled after abandoning the getaway car and money. Larry Dale Peckham, George Alvin Burton and Chester L Durbin were later detained amid ongoing manhunt efforts.
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George Alvin Burton
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One Day Strike Called at ALGE Plant
The International Union of Electrical Workers calls a general one day strike at the Salem General Electric plant on Thursday over an unresolved grievance affecting salaried workers. Pickets form hours before 7 a.m. and about 1,100 union members plus 400 hourly workers are affected. GE says the plant will open for all employees and notes a prior union meeting fail to prevent the walkout.
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Kennedy outlines nonproliferation proposals and crisis cautions
The passage recounts Kennedy discussing ongoing nuclear threats and how crises might threaten mankind. He proposes a provisional government backed by a world nonproliferation treaty, safeguards, and a sworn asset inventory for leaders, plus zones, stockpile freezes, and stronger IAEA support, echoing J F Kennedy’s testing treaty work.
Clark urges hard strikes to stop Communists in Asia
General Clark argues against manpower wars and says the United States must hit hard with air and naval power. He recalls signing the Korean armistice provision ensuring freedom to strike if aggression resumes and warns that Communists respond to force. He believes air attacks slow the enemy and maintains limits should not hamper decisive action if needed.
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Salvation Army Centenary Celebration Opens in London
London AP report describes the Salvation Army centenary kickoff with a royal command performance at Buckingham Palace. The Interimational Staff Band and Earls Court Citadel Band will play as the army marks 100 years since William Booth founded the movement. Delegates from 69 countries attend the 10 day events ending at the Royal Albert Hall.
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Forcible entry alleged at SOP desk by Kovac staff
Kovac alleges his locked desk was forcibly entered around 9:30 to 9:34 PM Friday June 18 by William Cody Kelly Jim Baker and two others. He claims discovery of destruction and new finish on the top drawer when he checked June 23 and accuses Bliss of inviting actions to hurt morale at SOP headquarters.
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Rusk States Vietnam War Losses and Peace Talks Hurdles
Secretary Rusk cited nearly 5,000 Viet Cong, 3,000 South Vietnamese, and 100 Americans dead since April 1, warning losses will rise. He said peace talks have been rejected, Hanoi seeks military victory and a Communist government in Saigon with withdrawal. He contrasted Hanoi and Peking positions, noting Beijing opposes negotiations more than North Vietnam.
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AMA Delays Decision On Medicare Boycott Issue
AMA policy group postpones action on urging member doctors to boycott Medicare as the House of Delegates runs out of time. Committee recommendations oppose immediate boycott pending passage of Medicare reform by Congress. Debate centers on nonparticipation, with factions citing state societies and potential floor fights.
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Algerian crisis slows as leaders weigh public meeting
As Algeria teeters after a coup, foreign delegations including Japan and Turkey consider attending the proposed meeting. In Great Bend Kansas reporters describe flooding with water near 15 feet deep and dikes holding back the Arkansas River as Ahmed Ben Bella’s ouster spurs civil unrest.
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Algerian Regime Plans White Paper on Ben Bella Deeds
Boumediène's regime announces a white paper alleging Ben Bella treason and dictatorship. Amid flood headlines and summit delays, Maj Slimane defends the new council while Algerian leaflets call for mass action against violence and dictatorship, signaling growing opposition cohesion.
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National Front of Liberation
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National People's Army
Revolutionary Council
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Dogs Cause Mail Delays Leave Residents Frustrated
Homeowners must fetch mail at the substation or have it delivered elsewhere after guard dogs from two families roam on lawns. Mrs. Hartell vents about mail service while neighbors defend the dogs. Dogs remain unlicensed and citations issued though owners have not claimed mail.
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Lawrence Turner
Pal
Joseph Demarsh
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Viet Nam War Updates Near Qui Nhon and Da Nang
Reports say U S forces bombed a Viet Cong stronghold near Qui Nhon and knocked out five gun emplacements with five guerrillas killed. North of Da Nang, government troops pressed attacks for a third day in Thua Thien Province, with 54 Viet Cong killed and 15 captured. Government losses were three killed and 13 wounded. A 6mm mortar was captured. The Son La base raid was the day’s largest strike, involving 12 Thunderchiefs, eight Phantom vapors, and 17 escort planes amid heavy anti aircraft fire.
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Soviet pledge blocks talks on Viet Nam settlement
Kosygin says USSR has not been authorized to conduct Viet Nam settlement talks and does not intend to. The reply puzzles British and Commonwealth colleagues as Trevor Lloyd-Hughes notes the message shuts a door but leaves it partly open, with implications for the conference.
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Welfare protest groups to lobby Wayne County board
Lloyd Griffin, chairman of Wayne County commissioners, said five groups will protest before the welfare board meeting on Thursday. He noted a planned showing of concerns by these groups ahead of the welfare board session.
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Welfare Board
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